Faith Hibbs Clark is a casting director, educator, author and creator of the Acting Science Method. The method is a film and TV training approach that combines nearly 30 years of casting experience with research in communication science, psychology, body language and human behavior. Before casting projects for major studios, she worked as a deception detection expert, reading body language for CEOs, trial attorneys and politicians. Today she mentors actors with practical, evidence-informed tools for understanding not just what books the job, but why.
In this episode, Faith joins host Robert Peterpaul from a medieval village in France. She explains why all acting is a lie, why your body delivers the scene before your lines do, and how to create believable performances on demand. She shares her "reaction first" formula for script breakdown and how body language coding can trigger real emotion. She also covers why forcing eye contact can backfire, and how to calm audition nerves without losing control of the room. Plus, she answers questions from our creative community and shares her science-backed approach to goal setting. No lab coat necessary.
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