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Persuasion is the point of each idea and every word the actor speaks.
A performance comes alive only with a masterful command of human emotion, skillfully paced and presented, to connect deeply with an audience.
Attorneys and actors share a common mission: to rivet the listener’s attention on the drama at hand, control their point of view, lead their instincts, and then convince their minds of the story’s desired end… with an ovation for the actor, a decisive win for the attorney. |
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| ACT of COMMUNICATION® was founded 30 years ago to set a new standard in the art of advocacy. We’ve trained thousands of attorneys in workshop settings, continuing legal education (CLE) accredited classes and private trial consultation, with precise theatrical techniques to optimize results in trial, mediation, arbitration or other professional appearances. From witness preparation, depositions or negotiation conferences, trial strategy, judge and juror communications, to orchestrating opening and closing statements. We are committed to our clients learning exactly what’s needed to create, and enhance, the authenticity and impact of their own communications. We invite you to explore our site and discover how to ensure that your next professional challenge becomes your next triumph. |
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"All lawyers are actors, or should be. The work of this organization (ACT of Communication) greatly improves techniques, sensitivity and communication, and above all, the art of persuasion."
~ Browne Greene, Greene Broillet & Wheeler, LLP |
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"You add a wonderful layer to the advocacy and teaching skills I have learned through NITA. It’s a wonderfully freeing discovery to find I have a secret weapon: ME! Thank you and hats off to you."
~ Thomas J. Leach, Program Director, NITA. Director for the Center for Legal Advocacy and Professor of Law,
Pacific McGeorge School of Law |
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"The very positive feedback is all raves… everyone statewide wants me to schedule additional seminars with you!"
~ Anne T. Picker, The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender |
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