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Master Mask Maker, Shelley Wyant, dives into the world of masks and their transformative power through the eyes of Wyant. With over four decades of experience, Wyant shares her journey from a college student fascinated by masks to a revered instructor who uses this ancient art form to inspire creativity in her students. She discusses her impactful teaching at Terry Knickerbockers Acting Studio, her transformative experiences in Bali, and the profound connections she fosters through mask work. Here's a bit more of what's in the interview: • Wyant has taught at various conservatories and appreciates the value of revisiting mask work in final year processes. • She describes her connection to Terry Knickerbocker’s Acting Studio as a nurturing environment where she feels valued and honored. • She shares her journey of discovering the transformative power of masks, which she believes can aid in personal expression. • In 1981, she traveled to Bali, where she found inspiration and developed her mask-making skills under revered teacher Ida Bagus Anom. • For over 43 years, Wyant created a systematic approach to mask work, emphasizing its power to facilitate transformation in students. • She notes how masks allow students to quickly shift into different characters, fostering creativity and ownership of their work and • Wyant expresses a desire to work individually with actors using masks to deepen character exploration in their performances. • Discusses her recent directing work, including notable plays and the excitement of upcoming auditions for "The Flick." • Towards the end, she says that her mask work influences her directing and overall artistic approach, ensuring its legacy continues through her students and collaborators. If you liked this video, please be sure to subscribe! / @dailyactor DAILY ACTOR: https://www.dailyactor.com FOLLOW DAILY ACTOR: Facebook: / dailyactor Instagram: / dailyactor Threads: https://www.threads.net/@dailyactor Twitter/X: / dailyactor Pinterest: / thedailyactor