Interview #041 Alex Feldman, Connecting Quickly (and Managing Behavior) through Physicality.

The Art of Storytelling with Brother Wolf

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When telling for young audiences, even the most brilliant story is vulnerable to young audiences if the situation is compromised, or your delivery is not ideal for the setting. In this discussion, Alex reveals how his wild and mesmerizing style is methodically built, brick by brick.

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