Physical Communication Workshop
Actions speak louder than words
Body language can be a very powerful indicator of our true feelings, thoughts and intentions. It is often difficult to hide the story we tell with our bodies, even if we acknowledge and understand how we present ourselves. Subconsciously we recognise others story’s and like wise tell our own.
Knowing how we portray ourselves and recognising how we read others physicality doesn’t necessarily mean we are exempt from judgement, but we can choose our attitude and take appropriate action to gain more control over our subconscious opinions of others and in turn neutralise how we may be perceived.
As a professional actor with an MA in acting I have spent much of my time over the last twelve years studying human nature and behaviour. Using techniques from practitioners such as Rudolf Laban, Jaques Lecoq and Moshé Feldenkrais; I have created some fun educational games which enable students to better understand the story they tell without words as well as stereotypes, archetypes and how recognition of these can be of great benefit to us in business, performance and life.
Through a series of games and discussion, students will gain a keener sense of self awareness and better understand their affect on others as well as becoming better able to listen.
Knowing how we portray ourselves and recognising how we read others physicality doesn’t necessarily mean we are exempt from judgement, but we can choose our attitude and take appropriate action to gain more control over our subconscious opinions of others and in turn neutralise how we may be perceived.
As a professional actor with an MA in acting I have spent much of my time over the last twelve years studying human nature and behaviour. Using techniques from practitioners such as Rudolf Laban, Jaques Lecoq and Moshé Feldenkrais; I have created some fun educational games which enable students to better understand the story they tell without words as well as stereotypes, archetypes and how recognition of these can be of great benefit to us in business, performance and life.
Through a series of games and discussion, students will gain a keener sense of self awareness and better understand their affect on others as well as becoming better able to listen.