Jean-Louis Rodrigue is an internationally recognized acting coach, movement director, and specialist in the application of the AlexanderTechnique to film, theatre, and television. In film, he coached actors and collaborated with directors in Passion Fish, Vice, J. Edgar, Life of Pi, W., I, Tonya, and many more. In theatre, he collaborated with director Larry Moss and playwright Pamela Gien in her Obie- and DramaDesk-award-winning one-person play, The Syringa Tree, both in New York and internationally. Jean-Louis has worked on- and off-Broadway, and at major performing arts institutions such as BerlinInternational Film Festival, Cirque du Soleil, Los AngelesPhilharmonic Institute, Getty Villa, Geffen Playhouse, Royal NationalTheatre, Piccolo Teatro di Milano, Verbier Festival, and RoyalShakespeare Company. For the past 34 years, Jean-Louis has taught at the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television, and the UCLAHerb Alpert School of Music. Scott Weintraub is an actor, director, and educator. Growing up first in New York and then in Santa Barbara, California, Scott knew at an early age that theatre was his passion. He studied with Bradford Dillman, then at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, with Michael Winters, Donovan Marley, and William Frankfather. Returning to New York, Scott played Berger in the National tour of Hair. He then became artist-in-residence at Theatre by the Sea in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Scott's TV credits include Deadwood and Curb Your Enthusiasm. For the past 37 years, Scott has taught and directed theatre at Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences inSanta Monica.