Michael C. Williams, most known for his starring role in 1999's box office and independent film phenomenon, "The Blair Witch Project", has been coaching actors since the early 2000's. Some of his acting credits include guest starring roles on Law and Order, Law and order SVU, Altered, The Objective, and numerous theatrical projects. He most recently appeared on CBS's new hit television series titled, "FBI".
Michael holds a B.A. in theater arts from S.U.N.Y New Paltz. He studied the Meisner Technique with esteemed teacher Wynn Handman in NYC as well as Lelsie Kahn in Los Angeles. Mike also trained at The Groundlings comedy improvisation troupe in L.A. He is an adjunct faculty member at the Jacob Burns Media Arts Lab in Pleasantville, NY, where he teaches acting to kids, teens, and adults.
Mike's wife, Toni, is a graduate of Marist College where she studied communications and went on to become a professional casting associate for film in Los Angeles. Some of Toni's credits include Just Married and The Italian Job.
Whether you are interested in our classes, private coaching, or public speaking training, both Mike and Toni are excited to welcome you to MCW Acting Studio where local Westchester students can study with two former industry professionals.
Michael holds a B.A. in theater arts from S.U.N.Y New Paltz. He studied the Meisner Technique with esteemed teacher Wynn Handman in NYC as well as Lelsie Kahn in Los Angeles. Mike also trained at The Groundlings comedy improvisation troupe in L.A. He is an adjunct faculty member at the Jacob Burns Media Arts Lab in Pleasantville, NY, where he teaches acting to kids, teens, and adults.
Mike's wife, Toni, is a graduate of Marist College where she studied communications and went on to become a professional casting associate for film in Los Angeles. Some of Toni's credits include Just Married and The Italian Job.
Whether you are interested in our classes, private coaching, or public speaking training, both Mike and Toni are excited to welcome you to MCW Acting Studio where local Westchester students can study with two former industry professionals.
