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These are the first 24 minutes of the 90 minute film, ACT SOCIAL. The film is directed by Sean A. Mulvihill and stars Colin Mochrie of WHOSE LINE IS IT, ANYWAY? To watch the whole film visit: https://actsocialfilm.com/product/act... MORE INFO: Act Social: The Movie that Asks, “Could Improvisation Heal the World?” Winner! “Film Heals” Award at Manhattan Film Festival 2021 Official Selection-Compassion Film Festival 2021 Act Social stars Colin Mochrie, Barbara Tint, Nisha Sajnani, and Sean A. Mulvihill. 90 minutes. Color. 4K. Audio: English. Subtitles: English, Español. Directed and Produced by Sean A. Mulvihill. Produced by Exuberant Theatre Company. From politics to medicine, Act Social explores the healing potential of applied improvisation. Features famed improv comedian Colin Mochrie of Whose Line is it, Anyway? The principles of improv, such as “Yes And,” lead to hilarious comedy onstage but can they also be used to solve problems like depression, social anxiety, or conflict? Applied improvisers believe the answer is “Yes!” In our documentary film we show what happens when different kinds of people try improv: refugees, tragedy survivors, couples in counseling, and people involved in political debate. In Act Social, you will also meet improv teachers and drama therapists who work with communities in need, giving audiences a never-before-seen look at the possibilities improv can bring to real life. A successful Kickstarter helped bring this project to life! THE FILM “What if we are all trained improvisers?” Filmmaker Sean A. Mulvihill leads a cast featuring famed improviser Colin Mochrie of Whose Line is it, Anyway?, psychologist Barbara Tint, and several leading applied improv instructors and drama therapists like Nisha Sajnani of NYU, Bob Kulhan of Business Improv, Norm Laviolette of Improv Asylum, and Dr. Daniel J. Wiener, author of Rehearsals for Growth. QUICK FACTS Act Social A Documentary Feature film Summary: In a selfish society where people “delete” whoever doesn’t agree with them, Act Social explores the healing potential of applied improvisation. Features famed improv comedian Colin Mochrie of Whose Line is it, Anyway? NOTABLE CAST Colin Mochrie, Whose Line is it, Anyway? Bob Kulhan, CEO, Business Improv Barbara Tint, Past President, Applied Improvisation Network Patricia Ryan Madson, Author, Improv Wisdom Aretha Sills, Associate Director, Sills/Spolin Theatre Works Mick Napier, Founder, The Annoyance Theatre Kelly Leonard, Executive Director of Insights and Applied Improvisation, The Second City Dr. Daniel J. Wiener, Author, Rehearsals for Growth Nisha Sajnani, Program Director, NYU School of Drama Therapy David Read Johnson, Co-Founder, North American Drama Therapy Association Laura Wood, Past President, North American Drama Therapy Association Laurie Cameron, Author, The Mindful Day Norm Laviolette, Founder, Improv Asylum Mary Lemmer, CEO, Improve Donna Hicks, Author, Dignity Dr. Kristin Krueger, Research Scientist at Rush University Medical Center ABOUT THE DIRECTOR Act Social is directed/produced by Sean A. Mulvihill. A theatre/film actor, he has performed professionally on stage and screen in the United States, Europe, and Asia and his work has been seen on such outlets as Amazon Prime, Sony Playstation, and RAI Italia.Sean is the Artistic Director of the Exuberant Theatre Company, which has a long-running improv comedy show at the Broadway Comedy Club in New York City. In 2005, his breakout project was creating and acting in Living Luminaries: On the Serious Business of Happiness, a docu-drama starring Eckhart Tolle, author of The Power of Now. Sean has also performed onstage for the Venetian Casino Macau, the Italian National Tour of Action Theatre (Torino, Italy), and various regional theatres in the United States. He holds a Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) in Physical Theatre from Acccademia dell’Arte in Italy and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Theatre (Acting) from the University of Southern California. WANNA LEARN TO IMPROVISE? Visit our resources site, actsocial.club, to start your training in “Yes And”! WANT TO HOST A SCREENING OF ACT SOCIAL? Act Social Film Screening License Info A short promotional or educational clip (under 5 minutes) is perfectly fine to show to any size group without a license. People who purchase the film are always allowed to show the film in their home for free. Any venue outside of a home viewing needs a license to screen the film. For venues or groups, screening fees depend on (a) how many people are expected in the audience and (b) if you are charging admission. For a free event with no admission charge, up to 50 people, the screening license fee is $250. Larger groups, or those charging an admission fee can contact info@exubs.com for a custom quote.