Georgina Verbaan and Waldemar Torenstra cold reading a troubled, married couple. He wants some action but she doesn’t.

Here’s Thomas Cammaert playing the cannibalistic maniac, Hannibal Lecter. He’s such a handsome devil!

Tine Joustra played a wonderfully complex Edith Frank

Georgina Vebaan and Sarah Jonker are cold reading from a psychological thriller scene

Daniel Boissevain and Thomas Cammaert are battling aliens in a scene from Alien Vs. Predator. 

Here’s ROBBIE KAY in FUGITIVE PIECES, (directed by Jeremy Podeswa) which just opened in the US. I’m really proud of Robbie, because not only did I cast him in it, but he was my student. Production hired me to coach him since he had so little experience at the time, and he ended up putting out a superb performance! According to Peter Howell at thestar.com, “the grandest laurels must be reserved for Robbie Kay, who plays Jakob as a young boy. Relatively new to acting , he invests the role with an intensity of purpose not often seen in an actor of so few years.” Howard Schumann in International Entertainment, claims that “Robbie Kay turns in one of the best child performances I have seen in years.” Congratulations Robbie!
Robbie went on to further performances, after picking up a London agent, Kate Buckley. Here’s a preview of Robbie in the upcoming Hallmark production of Pinnocchio with Bob Hoskins.

Dennis discovers the shaken James

Annette Lober and Fred Szkoda playing in Before Sunset:

I know that loooks like Lindsey, not Annette and Fred, but trust me… if you click play, you’ll see them. What I liked about this scene is that they were both enjoying themselves and felt free to experiment. While I cautioned Annette not to let her performance get out of control, I think she has a wonderful sense of freedom in her acting. Fred opened up a lot in this scene too, and the more he practises in front of camera, the more comfortable he will feel.
NB

Here’s James Gerard and Eiren Forsberg in Mirrors: