MonsterWalk
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Acting in Action
Monster Walk is one of the staples of Acting for Kids and Teens. It’s a technique Coach Katie created to teach breath, power and eye contact under the magical pretense of Monster Wars. In this exercise the actors must connect with breath to “battle”, use their eye contact to own their power and stay on their toes to create obstacle within their body. Take a look at how these wizards transformed into character
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