The Walking Dead cast is now sharing their best acting tips and it’s amazing.

Bravo Media’s Inside the Actors Studio, hosted by James Lipton, welcomed the cast of AMC’s critically-acclaimed horror drama, The Walking Dead.

Cast members Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Norman Reedus and Steven Yeun and executive producers Robert Kirkman and Scott M. Gimple join Lipton to discuss the history of this renowned series and shared some amazing acting stories, tips and advice.

Based on the comic book series of the same name, The Walking Dead follows a group of survivors who have entered a post-apocalyptic world taken over by zombies where humans struggle to adapt and fight for their lives.

The amazing show goes into detail on how Norman Reedus was discovered. Reedus explained, “A friend took me to a party up in the Hollywood Hills where I drank a lot and yelled at a bunch of people, and somehow somebody asked me to be in a play that night.” Reedus was also only supposed to survive until episode four. “What? Episode four, season one? Jesus, I only showed up on three. Come on, man!” Reedus jokingly lamented to Kirkman.

Inside the Actors Studio also highlighted how comedy classes and a degree in psychology helped Steven Yeunn’s acting career.

The entire episode is not available on YouTube or on BravoTV. But, you can pick and choose the acting tips you would like to watch here.

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Master and Slave is the weirdest, strangest and probably harshest acting class you’ve never heard of.

Acting classes are different. They don’t have the typical structure of a high school Algebra class but, often have the loose rules of a Kindergarten music class. And a recent report by Vice News clearly explains the differences.

In a report that examines what it’s like to take acting classes at an elite British acting school shows how weird things can get inside an “acting class”. One of the weirdest acting class workshops is the “Master and the Slave”.

The acting class is supposed to be your typical improvisational class that starts about six months into your first year. And it’s exactly what you think it is. Actors are matched together where one actor is the master and the other actor is the slave. The “Slave” must do whatever the “master tells them.

For example:

This guy got asked by his master to get his dick out and whack it in my face, which he did very obligingly. So I got a dick slapped in my face. I was absolutely appalled.

It doesn’t stop there. Another acting student was told to masturbate on top of a piano in front of the entire class.

The craziest thing that happened with the master and slave thing was when one guy had to strip and stand on the piano and masturbate. But he was masturbating with his pants still on, through the material.

When asked if this acting class was beneficial the acting students responded by saying: “Eventually, you’re able to say, “Fuck it, I can move on from that,” as opposed to the crippling pain of feeling like a failure in front of your peers and teachers.”

You can read the full and entire story here and I promise you it’s nothing like you’ve ever seen before.

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