IN ACTING: ...and Comfort
Great actors learn to be extremely comfortable (as an actor) being extremely uncomfortable (as the character).
posted by Cliff Osmond at 4:51 PM
Monday, July 09, 2007
About Me
- Name: Cliff Osmond
- Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
Cliff Osmond is a veteran actor, director, writer, and teacher based in Los Angeles. He is a long time member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (the Oscars), the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (the Emmys), the Screen Actor's Guild, AFTRA, and the WGA.
Cliff has appeared in dozens of films and hundreds of episodic television shows and movies of the week. Most notably, Cliff appeared in four Billy Wilder films including starring roles in "Kiss Me Stupid" with Dean Martin and Kim Novak and "The Fortune Cookie" with Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. Lemmon and Matthau were Cliff's sponsors into the Motion Picture Academy. He also wrote and directed "The Penitent" starring Armand Assante and Raul Julia
Cliff teaches acting and scene study in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Dallas. For more information, please visit Cliff's website or feel free to email him at cliff@cliffosmond.com
Previous Posts
- ON ACTING: Jazz and Acting
- Movie Review: "Sicko"
- ON ACTING: Comedy versus Drama.
- ON ACTING: Tragedy and Responsibility
- ON ACTING: A Non-Definition of Acting
- Mercurial Acting
- ON ACTING: Forming the Layers of Character
- ON ACTING: And the Loss of Innocence
- Sorry for my absence; I have returned.
- ON ACTING: Don't Play 'Attitude'
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