Performing in The Zone | Unleash your true performing potential!

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Actors

Delivering convincing performances requires a deep knowledge of the characters you play. However it also requires a deep knowledge of yourself.

"To be, or...umm..."

Anxiety can cause you to forget lines, miss cues, and appear unconvincing in your roles.

Whether you perform on the stage or screen - as an amateur or professional - the exercises, tools, and techniques found in Performing in The Zone, can help bring your mind to exactly where it needs to be in your performing situations.

Whether it’s your first casting audition, the opening night of a live show, or a shoot for a TV-commercial or feature film, Performing in The Zone can help you unleash your true acting potential!

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Reviews

"This is not just a book but a workbook, a true workbook. It has questions to answer, goals to set, journals to write and more with clear and easy directions for everything. The book really involves the reader which is an absolute necessity for authentic and lasting change... I feel it can benefit anyone looking to make a positive change in their life." Read more.
-- Peter Tambroni, double bass player and educator.

"I teach piano after school in the afternoons and always have an annual recital. I have dealt with several students who have performance anxiety and was never quite sure how to coach them through their anxiety. When I performed in my younger days, I got in “the zone” but never realized how I did it until I read your book. I discovered a system that worked for me, but didn’t know how I did it. You spelled it out in your book so clearly that I shared your techniques with my students for the first time this year. I was so happy to be able to verbalize this emotional and physical sensation with my students and instruct them how to deal with it. Thank you so much. I also passed on your book to a dear friend of mine who is now publicly speaking on radio and in front of an audience about her first published book. She found this information invaluable since she used to suffer from anxiety issues. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors and best of luck in pursuing them!"
-- Susan Coleman, piano teacher