Moore Acting Instinct · Geelong & online

Acting classes
& courses

Prepare with purpose. Perform with instinct. Practical training that connects the work you do before a scene with the freedom to live it.

Paul Moore working with actors and a camera crew during a Geelong filming session
On location with Paul Moore and the camera crew.

Find your next step

Training that meets
the actor you are.

Explore a focused online course, ask about working in the room in Geelong, or talk to me about individual coaching. Start with what you want to work on.

Featured online course · Self-paced

NeuroMemory™

Stop searching for the words.
Start living the scene.

Build a repeatable approach to learning lines for self-tapes, auditions and rehearsals. Work with meaning, imagination, movement and recall, so preparation supports your performance instead of locking it into one delivery.

  • Explore practical ways to learn and retrieve your lines.
  • Connect the words to the circumstances of the scene.
  • Prepare with room to listen, respond and adjust.
Explore NeuroMemory

In the room · Geelong

Acting classes

Work on screen acting, scene preparation and responding truthfully with other actors. Get in touch to discuss your experience, goals and current class options at Moore Acting Instinct.

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Individual attention

Private acting coaching

Have a particular scene, audition or part of your process you want to work on? Tell me what you need, and we can discuss whether individual coaching is the right fit.

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The NeuroActing™ approach

Preparation should
free your instinct.

NeuroActing is the approach behind my teaching: bringing acting craft and the way we learn into practical rehearsal. The aim is not a perfect performance for one class. It is a process you can return to when the scene, the direction or the pressure changes.

01

Understand the scene

Look beyond the words. Work with circumstances, relationships and what your character wants from the other person.

02

Rehearse actively

Try the work, receive feedback and make an adjustment. Find a preparation process you can use again.

03

Stay available

Give yourself room to listen and respond. Secure preparation should support a living performance, not replace it.

Paul Moore observing two actors working on a scene in class

Your teacher · Paul Moore

From the set
to the rehearsal room.

I am an actor, filmmaker and educator, and I founded Moore Acting Instinct in 2015. My screen work includes Wes Fitzpatrick in Winners & Losers, and Shaun and executive producer on Rostered On.

That experience shapes how I teach: with practical work, direct feedback and attention to the person in front of me. Actors learn differently. The job is to help you build a process you understand and can put to use.

Read Paul’s story and teaching approach

Student voices

In their own words.

Students on their broader experience of training with Paul, rather than reviews of the NeuroMemory course.

“I’ve discovered strengths I didn’t know I had, and I feel more confident than ever before.”
Sioban
“The experience has not only sharpened my skills as an actor, but it’s also deepened my appreciation for the craft on a whole new level.”
David
“His approach is practical, supportive, and fun.”
Peter
Independent acting industry resources

Useful places to explore casting and the Australian screen industry. These are independent resources, not course partners or promises of work.

What do you want
to work on next?

If it is learning lines, explore NeuroMemory. If you are unsure where to begin, tell me about your experience and what you want from your training.