“You own your experience, you speak to it -- let that stand without qualifying you are not a master. I'm very firm in my belief you should remove "I'm not a master" from the entry -- it feels like fat being trimmed from the piece, it's unnecessary for you to qualify your personal opinion that you are not a master. 

“But also from where I stand you are a master of your craft and in your work, if not you then who? I equate the work you do and what you have to offer and have offered on par with Uta Hagen, Mesiner, Checkov, Eric Clapton, the top football coaches etc. I could go on --  you're on the high road, among the best in an ongoing serious and professional pursuit and exploration, you speak to understanding the actors work at the highest level.”

- Camille Stopps, in response to ‘It’s in the Masters’

“I had such a great time in your class over the past 6 week, I feel I have grown as an actress and learned so much! I am wondering if you have any suggestions on what my next step should be in order to get experience and move forward.”

- Tate Ferron

“Yes, indeed, the dignity of labour. Best wishes to you on this winter’s solstice.”

- Janine Pearson

“Great memories of working with you... You are an artistic gem in our community!”

- Sawchyn

“Your insights have always been very helpful and I walk away with so much from all of our sessions. If you're available would love to pick your brain on this one.”

- Bronson Black

“Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and experience over the last few weeks. Practicing in your class has been very helpful.”

- Gavin Le Ber

“I’ve been on set this week in NYC for a web series. And your wisdom keeps coming back to me throughout our shoot days. All our conversations about what it means to be a “professional” in our work. How to carry yourself, how to prepare, support your scene partner, manage an unclear direction, etc.

“I am so grateful for all our coaching over the years - it is truly keeping me grounded in the midst.”

- Claire MacMaster