Acting on Fire: Acting Exercises for One Person Without a Scene Partner

60 Acting Exercises You Can Do At Home, Without a Scene Partner

Is this you? Are you quarantined at home alone and can only memorize so many monologues you've downloaded from the internet?

Or, do you have to keep washing your roommate's piles of dirty socks and sweatpants so they'll spend time playing scene partner with you?

Did you work as a driver, bartender or server and don't have the funds for an expensive acting class?

You'd like to uplevel your acting craft but you've run out of ideas.

Acting on Fire gives you 60 acting exercises you can do at home without blackmailing family members to be your scene partner.

Chapters cover character, memorization, sense memory, accents, improv, on camera work, theatre work and more.

Acting on Fire doesn't require fancy props or equipment.

You can bring it with you anywhere without anything else to buy.

The exercises complement your actor training whether you're studying Stanislavski, Adler, Chubbuck, Chekov or Meisner techniques.

Here's a snippet from our very first review:

"I was skeptical... I didn't think it was possible to work on any acting skills alone but... you can work on such things as practicing hitting your mark 9for camera work), sense memory, dissecting and layering a monologue, all kinds of wonderful things Highly recommend"

Today, you can gain unstoppable confidence in your acting skills for the price of a pizza.

Your next acting gig could be your big break. Get Acting on Fire and be ready for it