Eric Langberg

The Stanislavsky Method, also known simply as method acting, refers to a school of thought that actors should try to inhabit their characters as fully as possible.

By Eric Langberg Kathy Hutchins/Shutterstock In 2010, a 6th grader named Greyson Chance entered his school talent show.

I recently saw a friend in a play about Robin Hood. They performed on a small outdoor stage in the middle of a park, acting with minimal sets and costumes.

Not long into "Palm Springs," trying to explain the strange situation they find themselves in, Nyles (Andy Samberg) tells Sarah (Cristin Milioti), "This is today.

When "10 Things I Hate About You" was released in 1999, it featured a cast of swoon-worthy young stars.

When you're making a movie, you can only control so much. You can meticulously plan your shots; you can account for every dollar of your budget in

When most actors win an Academy Award, it's because they've crafted a fully-realized, nuanced portrayal of a character.

By Eric Langberg Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images Rick Moranis is a comedy legend.

For my money, there's one easy answer to the question of the best television show of all time: it's "The Twilight Zone," obviously.