"In what field is ""The Meisner Technique"" used?"
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Meisner technique Sanford Meisner and is a teacher of the Meisner Technique. She owns the Baron Brown Studio and trained with Neighborhood Playhouse alumnus and master Meisner teacher William Esper, who founded the MFA and BFA Professional Actor Training Programs at Rutgers University. The Sanford Meisner Center, headed by Martin Barter, was the last school that Sanford Meisner worked with until his death in 1997. Martin Barter oversees the teaching of the final version of Meisner's technique both in Seattle, Washington and Burbank, California. Actors who have trained in the Meisner technique include: Meisner technique The Meisner technique is an approach to