HOW TO BE A BETTER ACTOR

Coming up to 2024 and another free acting-lesson (meaning no commercials) from New York and Skype Acting-Coach John Windsor-Cunningham , - here reminding actors the importance of what is BEHIND every line, and how it can be different to what the words first seem to mean.

[@mushroomfairy6905]

Thanks for being an amazing teacher

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very kind. Thank you. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@baymay99]

i’m not an actor or trying to be an actor but i love this man and he’s so inspiring so john i wish you an amazing day!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very, very kind of you. Thanks. Best wishes to you as well. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@orangejuice255]

I cannot wait to have session with you on Skype! You’re my idol, my hero, my role model

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Well thanks, and you know how to arrange that, through the 'Contact' page on my website, not here (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) though I'm pretty busy and booked up at the moment. John

[@skopasandchampagne]

When he said "Please" my soul shivered.

[@davidkentlondon]

I try and use this method when I’m singing a song. Anything repeated in a song has to mean something and is an extra layer. We don’t just repeat something to fill space. Words in a song can sometimes mean exactly what the character wants to say - or the complete opposite.... but it’s always some version of the truth.

[@luciferbaphomet5310]

You have done it again sir Cunningham, I always learn something new from you every time you upload, please never stop making these educational films. They will help generations among generations of actors

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You make my day, Lucifer. Bet wishes to you too. John

[@SA-ue5mj]

Absolutely .He is one of the best acting teachers.

[@xxoxia]

Great advice and something to think about. Thanks for this :)

[@dongle2505]

I’m auditioning for a film in a couple days and your videos have been really helpful! Thank you very much :)

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. And remember an audition is really just a chance to work non-stop n some lines and see if you end up enjoy doing them. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@Thisiscinemalist]

You are amazing sir! I am watching your videos again and again just to refer to them while I am preparing for this role I got in a film.. You are an incredible teacher and coach sir.. It's always great to learn from a person who already is an incredibly talented actor.. I can't thank you enough for what you are giving us.. Thank you! 💜

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for very kind words. Keep pushing at it. Sounds like you're on a good path! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@ShqipeKnocksMMA]

Brilliant explanation, John. Reminds me of the Stanislavski method of character/scene analysis.

[@alinad.8976]

You produce the best, most helpful videos. Thank you 🖤

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're very kind. Thanks. JOhn

[@jerinetc3407]

Hello, John! There is a small chance you will see this comment but your videos on how to do a British accent are very helpful. I found them very easy to understand and follow along. Thank you so much for helping people around the world by sharing your knowledge about acting. You are very much loved and appreciated. I hope all is well with you. 😊💛

[@jerinetc3407]

I’m a new subscriber as well 😊

[@dontletcoronabite4245]

I found your channel just now! You are really inspiring! Hoping you're healthy and that you'll make more videos in the future

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Well thanks! Yes, brimming over with health. More videos planned for 25 years yet. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@saffranharrisofficial]

I was reminded of a line from Hamlet while watching this video. "...But if you mouth it, as many of your players do, I had as lief the town-crier spoke my lines." This is such great advice. I'm starting out in acting myself and I've found that one of my biggest challenges so far in drama school is making choices that are truthful to me. This advice really helps a lot because if I decide what the sub-text is behind the line, it will help narrow down which are the appropriate, truthful choices I could make when speaking the lines.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Yes.

[@lettenlina1708]

Omg you're alive- I was so worried, you're such an amazing teacher, thank you so much for doing what you do on KZbin, you're helping so many people :)

[@akankshakataria5476]

Hi Mr. Cunningham, as an actress just starting out myself, I want to thank you for making all of this advice available. They've helped me countless times with analyzing and trying something new with different scenes and monologues. Your videos are very much appreciated!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. My name is notJohn Cunningham, though, which I mention only because there is an excellent American actor called John Cunningham and if you google his name you wil find nothing about me, and I'd not wish him troubled by it. For what it's worth I am John Windsor-Cunningham

[@Daniel_Ilyich]

You have wonderful enunciation. Something many film actors lack.

[@ozzyperez3190]

Arguably the most informative explanation about acting I have ever watched. So profoundly logical.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Well! Thanks for kind words ! Better videos to come hopefully. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@kazqutab4413]

Hi John: Your recent student and eternal fan Kaz, here. I love this video. It's an incredibly useful lesson; an essential focus that I believe brought me success in my drama school audition. To any viewers reading this: if you are serious about preparing for an audition or improving as an actor in general, I can't recommend his coaching enough. Looking forward to next time. Cheers, sir!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind remarks. So glad things go well. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@wurzbacherartistsagency6247]

We are a full service talent agency booking every talent under the stars. We have a strong acting and performing arts department and we really wanted to tell you from the deepest part of our hearts both our agents, staff and our actors/actress clients. Thank you so much for your videos!. We adore you!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very kind. Let me know when you want a King Lear or a voice-over in NYC! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@augusTJ]

You make me respect this difficult and, sometimes, harsh industry. Thank you, kind sir!🌷

[@kingsvoice]

Thank you again Mr Windsor-Cunningham for your selflessness and insight. Your videos have meant more to me than any webinar from 2nd rate actors/coaches. Your advice is golden and has already made me feel more confident as a voice actor. Thank you and God bless you 🙏🏽

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thank you for very kind words. All good wishes to you too. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@randydecker7015]

I've only just discovered your videos, and I love them. they are really helping me.

[@hahaidothat]

he seems to be the best person ever. i want to hug him forever idk why

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're too kind. And to prove it you might like to look at my other website - and just look at "VIDEO NUMBER 7" on it please - my other website being MadEnglishman.com All good wishes to you too, John Windsor-Cunningham

[@hahaidothat]

John Windsor-Cunningham that’s awesome. thanks for answering 💖 love your videos. i think you are a great person. the passion you have for everything you talk about makes me feel good. good wishes to you too!!

[@orangejuice255]

You are so incredible, amazing, brilliant. I hope you don’t stop making videos. You are changing my life day by day, month by month, you have no idea, I feel my dream is closer everyday because of you

[@moonlight-bb6qj]

You’re an amazing teacher. You have helped me feel so much more confident in myself when acting. Thank you so much for these videos!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. Yes, the more we do - the better we get. If we even TRY to get it right! John WIndsor-Cunningham

[@moonlight-bb6qj]

@@NewYorkActingCoach Absolutely! :)

[@jackmclaughlin9602]

Sir thank you for this. I’ve improved x10 thanks to you. You’re one of the best teachers ever.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. When I've time my plan is to remake most of these videos because I've improved as well and can make them x10 better, hopefully. But for now, best wishes, John

[@ainlefoley7672]

I'm doing an audition for a lead role in a big movie, ur videos really help!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Glad to hear it. Just work non-stop at the lines, trying them in different ways until you find a way that makes them about YOU in some sort of way. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@dkoeowowo]

@@NewYorkActingCoach Will do!

[@Ronzarellii]

You are simply amazing. Thank you so much for all of your videos and the great help you give!

[@vinatv5118]

great sir..your voice is amazing..thank you for helping people without any expectation..

[@ryankemerly5042]

I have so much respect for you John

[@nobaddie-chan]

I love your videos. Thank you so much! hugs from Sweden

[@bether2game797]

more videos please! You are incredible. I could just listen to you for hours but most importantly you have an amazing plethora of knowledge to give as samples.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Sorry, one more video next month hopefully, but busy with coaching in person and voice-over work. It's not King Lear, but it's work! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@juansusak]

I'm starting with acting, and I plan to travel one day to EE.UU, and if I do, I'd like to go to New York to be his apprentice Mr. John. Your videos are very helpful to me. You are a genius. Greetings from Argentina!

[@alicefullofice]

been a while! happy to see a new video, thank you!

[@rafaeldillon]

You're the best! really love how you're teaching🔥🔥

[@Alrexy]

Hi John, been watching for a while, for the longest time I’ve wanted to be an actor. I’m 16 as of current and I went to barbizon when I was 11 but didn’t end up doing it because of the price :(. I just started taking classes @Star2b which is a local theater group and I’m also doing a musical even tho I don’t sing so I can get experience and be more confident and less shy. I literally can’t imagine myself being anything else but acting. The way I see it is I have one life , once chance and I don’t care about what others think about me because I come from an athletic background as well (playing 4 different sports, I’m a photographer and I help my parents business with marketing) and they would make fun of me because I like acting but that’s not important. I’m a few weeks in and the 1st 2 weeks I was shy and was hard to read my monologues and the 3rd week came and something happened!! All the acting videos I’ve watched from many creators and many hours including your videos I used for the first time and MAN IT FELT GREAT!! I acted out the “Mind Trick” Monologue and everybody told me I did really well and I think out of my 16 years was one of the happiest moments of my life. I want to be a film actor one day because I think that acting out a script and having that relationship with another actor is so dang cool! I love acting and cannot wait to go back to class every week. I also loveee movie sets, they always have interested me and working on one would be a dream come true. I’m sorry for writing this much but there is so much I can say about acting and how much I love it. The musical I’m doing right now is called “Little Shop of Horrors” and I’m having a great time although sometimes I still feel shy but I’m so happy I’m doing this and it’s my dream job one day. I will let nothing stop me even if it means living the rest of my life broke. If I can act in films and go to set for work everyday I’ll be happy 😊 I pray to god every night about being an actor because if this is the only chance I get, I don’t want work a normal job because I know I can do things greater like inspire people and touch people through films. Sorry for writing so much but I just want to thank you for your videos on acting, they inspire me a lot!!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

If you want actual help, specific career advice and coaching, then best not to send messages here as I often miss messages here. Please use the 'Contact' page on my website (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) or my direct email ([e-mail])

[@Alrexy]

John Windsor-Cunningham Hi, sorry I just saw this John! I was wondering how much you charge to give advice and such?

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

I have 500 emails asking for advice today, so I really can't read more than 20 of them, as that takes an hour including answering them, and it's all unpaid. If you want serious advice please dont use this page, (- as I often miss messages here - ) and write in short sentences please - ! - and use the 'Contact' page on my website (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) or my direct email ([e-mail]) OK? John

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

@@Alrexy Hi That information is on my website, but please, if you want serious help dont leave messages here as I often miss these here , but use the 'Contact' page on my website (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) or my direct email ([e-mail]). OK? John

[@Alrexy]

John Windsor-Cunningham yes thank you so much! I’m going to send u an email ! 😃

[@WilonaC]

hi sir john! i just came by ur channel and my oh my, you are one of the people who inspired me to act. like literally. i am currently 13 years old i am acting and singing and i really don't know what to do or when i'll start but i keep trying to join some school activities but because of how small my school is i am not getting as much as work as i am supposed to do like in a year i have like 1 performance or none actually. because of you, u helped me take acting seriously because i was just taking singing lessons. your ways of teaching is so straightforward very raw and very real, by that i get real reactions fro the exercises you give me. and by the way, thank you for the help you give to us! best wishes to you.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're welcome, and thanks for your kind words. Your age is your biggest advantage because no casting director will expect you to have done anything yet, and in fact you could be reading dozens of plays and deciding the parts you want to play, and reading screenplays before you watch a film. Your parents are welcome to fire a few questions at me, if you want me to convince them how serious (and difficult) an acting career is, but tell them to use the 'Contact' page on my website (Windsor-Cunningham.com) or my direct email ([e-mail]), please, as I miss many messages here. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@brandonhemmie4890]

Great to see another video!

[@kylevelaz]

This video came just in the right time as i was trying to learn a new scene! Thank you John!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're welcome! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@craigmack9427]

Loved this. Really sunk in and a great lesson...

[@antonohrling900]

Thank you Sir for your great advice. Keep it up.

[@its_dianafeng]

Ur great! Thanks for the advice. Even tho I learned this from school but sometimes I just don’t use all these techniques when I’m at work somehow. And then I don’t even know what I’m doing on set and I just get very depressed with my own work. Need to go back to the basics!!!💪💪💪💪

[@keeperofwhatyouseek]

I love every one of your videos so far, thank you.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. Better videos to come hopefully, but very busy at the moment! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@martina5539]

My biggest dream is to become an actress, its my biggest passion! But I feel like it’s really, really hard for me, cause first of all I live in Italy, and second, I can’t afford an acting school at the moment... I wanna learn as much as possible, and I’m trying to that by watching videos like yours, even though it’s not even close to an actual school. I realize I can’t go anywhere without an appropriate education, I can see that, I don’t know how to pose, how to talk properly when I’m reading lines...I don’t even know where to start to improve myself. Thank you anyway, cause your videos are so good and inspiring!

[@maoriboy1015]

Your bloody awesome!! Amazing! I watch all your videos.

[@ranaM.10]

Thank you so much to do this 🙏🏻 🌺

[@Cam-vj7yr]

Not an acting student, but I find it amazing and very interesting thank you for your video!

[@krewko5997]

Thank you for this video, it's extremely helpful to have acting be described as an art form where you need to look deeper than surface level on why they are doing things. I've only been in a few school shows and I'm excited to get to look at auditioning and playing characters with this new method and work towards doing the best that I can in acting

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. Any method which encourages us to be truthful is ok, of course. And if you need help with any important audition some time let me know if you want help. (But not here, use the 'Contact'page on my website (Windsor-Cunningham.com) or my direct email ([e-mail]) John Windsor-Cunningham

[@abigaildhernandeztorres8915]

Thank you so much for all of these videos. I am very greatfull for the wonderfull job that you have on this channel. Many blessings from Puerto Rico.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thank YOU ! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@S.H.X.]

thanks so much for making these amazing videos please be safe!

[@JoseBara76]

Great video, as always!

[@dhoppimghfty]

Some of the best advice you could give an actor.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thank you for saying so. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@indraneeladhikary4315]

Very helpful professor...!thanks

[@kentjensen4504]

Always happy to see another video from you. I'd cast you in everything.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Excellent, thanks. Become a casting director or director quickly then please! John

[@bhavishmurthy7701]

Sir you are a BRILLIANT teacher...Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us🙏🙏

[@martiespiegel8361]

You are amazing... simply amazing....thank you!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very kind indeed. Thank you. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@sarahknight4539]

I tried this just in a couple minutes by adding the meaning to the words, recorded it, and watched it back. INSTANTLY 10X better than the previous 7 takes! Thanks so much! Please tell me: Is there an acting style that you recommend we study? I see a lot of mesiner and method around. Also, are there any acting conservatories or classes that you recommend in ATL, LA or NY? I really want to dive in with at least 1 year of daily study somewhere to get a solid base to start from.

[@iloveanimals4081]

Thanks John!😃👍🏼

[@victorramirez4373]

Thank you this video helps I’m 24 from Oklahoma and I’m starting to take acting classes to become an actor because I’ve been told it’s not to late to start acting .

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're right, except - secretly - you must work harder than anyone else on whatever you prepare for your classes - (and "secretly" so that everyone thinks you just managed to do things quicker and more easily because of your age!) That way they forget your age and you stand out as the star of the class. Do the work, sitting up nights to work out EXACTLY what lines you have to say really mean. "Hello" could mean "Where the hell have you been!" or it could also mean "Come and have a drink!" What it doesn't and CANNOT mean is 'hello' . B Pitt and D Hoffman stay up all night the day before they do a big scene. All NIGHT. It's why they are who they are. Don't think of yourself as "24" - but as a hard-worker. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@chaseeasley6772]

great to see another video!

[@jesusbenn]

Thank you so much for these videos. They're absolutely wonderful!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Better coming soon hopefully, but thanks for kind words. John

[@cjjoseph6448]

Thank u for your lines sir... I'm CJ a small shortfilm artist from kerala , India. Need more from u... Please 🙏🏾

[@nehamathew]

Malllussss!!! ✊🏽✊🏽

[@Phanta.T]

Hello John, I was just scrolling down the comments of this video and was pleasantly surprised to see your sincere response to one particular girl. I really admire that. I have also watched a few of your videos and have found them quite educational (hard to choose one in particular), thank you.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for kind words. It's easy to be sincere about what I'm saying as I'm genuinely interested in people being better actors. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@danniep2737]

I want to be an actor someday, and ur videos are so educational and awesome. Thank you!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Start early, do student films in colleges and community theatre plays, or amateur ones online. That way you'll discover if you really want to, and gain experience in advance, or will learn to use any confidence you gain from it (perhaps in the way you speak for example) in some other line of work. Or start writing plays, and get to know editors and others. Or use your energy to work hard at something else completely. But WORK at it in some way, or at something else. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Start early, do student films in colleges and community theatre plays, or amateur ones online. That way you'll discover if you really want to, and gain experience in advance, or will learn to use any confidence you gain from it (perhaps in the way you speak for example) in some other line of work. Or start writing plays, and get to know editors and others. Or use your energy to work hard at something else completely. But WORK at it in some way, or at something else. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@marycr4280]

Thanks a lot for all your tips! I'm starting to act in University and your videos help me a lot!!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thank for kind words, but remember these are only 'tips' If you want to get ahead in acting you have to work your head off, I mean twice as hard as anyone else in a class, or you'll just look like 100 thousand other actors who dont get jobs. So WORK !!! Read dozens of scripts, practice in anything you can do. And do it every day for hours. People who do that aren't surprised when they become a success. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@theunlimitedfun2906]

I am done with 4films in india.. but for the first time as a new comer actor I have newly discovered myself after watching your video.. I will never stop watching your video even if I become a superstar.. love u sir.. May u live long !

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

I coach on skype if you ever need help. Thank you for your kind remarks. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@gamingchannel-on4rt]

Love you teacher john 💋from middle east

[@avak3999]

I genuinely love your videos

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very kind. More soon when I've a second of free time. Certainly before Christmas. Best wishes, John Windsor-Cunningham

[@arigrandedabom]

Thank you for your channel! You are one of my favorite people that I’ve never met! Hope you are doing well

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Incredibly kind, thanks. More soon, I'm planning, as nobody wants me to play King Lear for some reason. Ah well no life is perfect. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@justinstorm]

Aaaaaaaaah, I love you. I've been waiting for a new video

[@Manda_Kat]

I'm not much of an actor, but this is amazing advice for my writing. Thank you!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Glad to hear it. And yes, writing is so close to acting in lots of ways, so good luck with it, heaven knows we need good writers. Playwrights are virtually wasting everyone's time, it seems to me, but that must be partly due to actors not working hard enough. So try and write something clever and new and you'll be a front-runner. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@andreasrylander]

Brilliant, cheers!

[@infinityreaper4652]

when i was a kid i used to think people were intuitive and would respond to implied meanings. since being older I realize the response to obvious meanings is a slight improvement. I've become super obvious as a way to deflect blame. still, i say most things in such a way that I don't encourage anyone to believe me. it's interesting to me. like i'm daring others not to believe me, so maybe they'll screw up later. implied meanings are fun. you're fun too. I have a lot of practice exercises on stuff like emphasis of words in sentences, and changes in meaning, I only play them out in my head. not for acting though, psychology as a hobby.

[@kentjensen4504]

Sir, I miss getting notifications about new videos from you. Hope you're busy with fun, inspiring projects. Cheers from Norway.

[@margaretrodgers2522]

Thank you so much for your British accent video tutorials. I know some of them were made quite a while ago, but I'm finding them helpful right now in Alabama, USA. :)

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Yes, the 'accent' videos were a few years back, but they are still about right; and remember that nobody listens to an accent for long - they just assume you are from 'some' part of the UK, or that you were brought up in both countries! What audiences are interested in is what you are like in the part, funny or powerful or shy - or whatever - they are not listening to your accent. Not if you make sense of the lines anyway! John

[@margaretrodgers2522]

@@NewYorkActingCoach Thank you so much for all of these amazing resources for actors, and the encouragement on top of that. Such a gift. Bless ❤️

[@vanhu1801]

Amazing as always.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very, very kind. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@harperandthedino]

Great video! Greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[@rammusica]

When i saw first video i was like " damn he looks like Saul Goodman's father" and now you're really talking about breaking bad

[@thatbabechel1637]

Thank you so much for all of your videos. We really appreciate it. They’re pretty helpful for aspiring actors, just like me !! for your next videos i’d really like it if you could suggest some acting books, ‘cause i think it is a great method to learn ! Once again, i appreciate your help

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Sorry, but I'm not a great one for books about acting, people should be doing it or talking about it, but there are lots of books which can inspire actors and beginners should find them on their own, because then they read the words in a more 'personal' way. Google the subject or go to a bookstore and see what interests YOU. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@Sophie_Stedman]

we miss you!!!

[@sulagnanandi]

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[@saynomore8762]

Thank you sir..I have learnt a lot from you and implemented them on my acting career..love from Sri Lanka

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're very kind. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@rosemeadows629]

You are fantastic! I hope you are well :)

[@montanefammm4972]

glad you're still around

[@misterwhitman4368]

John, I watch your videos first without the sound, and it's quite an amazing thing because even with the sound off, in my mind I can hear your British accent!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Hi David, Yes, funny to hear you say that, and of course when I play American roles I'm aware of moving in a slightly different way. As with all acting everything means something (good or bad!) Best wishes and thanks for watching. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@onetamer]

Amazing insight

[@elsalora1861]

Thanks for that advice, it's really helping me a lot..it seems that it's all about the way we actually trick our minds to believe the lie is a fact. Greetings from The Caribbean

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Well said, yes, I've often used the same words, about "tricking our minds" and yet sometimes it's a matter of tricking our minds into the truth. Oh, sorry, now I'm sounding obscure, and that word - "truth" - is too scary a word for me to want it. No, we just have to, well . . . 'be' . . and that sounds even more demanding, I know, but if we keep on aiming to get better then we may end up doing it better, that's all I know. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@laiii6453]

thank you 🙏🏽

[@julianvalcarcel]

Will do, sir!

[@jorenprescott3499]

Hi there I’m joren and I’m 22 and I’ve been watching you since I’ve been 16 and your videos have helped me the most and I’d just like to thank you for that. 😁

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Thanks for your kind words. You're totally welcome. And just keep doing whatever you're working at because by doing it we get better. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@jorenprescott3499]

John Windsor-Cunningham thank you

[@dimplechauhan1552]

I want to thank you for making all these videos. They are very helpful. Please try to post more videos if possible.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

2 more next week if I can get the channel working. John Windsor-Cunningham on May 25th, 2020.

[@dimplechauhan1552]

Thank you Sir. It means a lot.

[@vroencheno7798]

Amazing Video!!

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Kind of you. John Windsor-Cunningham

[@rania000]

You’re back!

[@nine2168]

I really thank you ✨

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

You're totally welcome, and better videos to come soon hopefully! John Windsor-Cunningham Sept. 2021.

[@filmictime]

You really are amazing. You are my hero all time. Thank you so much everyday sir.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Very kind of you. I plan two productions in New York this year and a few more videos so hopefully something decent still to come! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@filmictime]

@@NewYorkActingCoach Thank you so much for replying sir! I really appreciate for your devotion and hope I can join there. Please take care always!

[@celstboch734]

Two words. Thank you !

[@Username0029]

Thank you.

[@dhanarddhsinghrajwade4475]

After watching your videos I suddenly somehow got emotional that you're getting old when I saw this video of yours. I kind of literally paused this video and noticed you for about a minute and suddenly I felt like sharing this to you. You're a great mentor, I hope you remain healthy for years to come, world really needs people like you and you know what, whatever I've written is "Real" you can have a lie detector from FBI tied to my wrist. Lots of love to you sir from INDIA.

[@NewYorkActingCoach]

Well, not sure why you would think I was getting old. I have plans for the next 20 years, including 2 productions in New York this year, and coaching people for things that happen next year, and playing King Lear in 5 years, so just hope it was your eyesight! John Windsor-Cunningham

[@KylieStephens]

youve helped me so much