AL BERNSTEIN received his Masters of Fine Arts from the Actors Studio Drama School program in New York where he studied intensively in scene study, voice, speech, Alvin Ailey dance, dialects, Stanislavski, Adler, Hagen, Meisner, & Strasberg Methods, Theatre History, Stage Combat, Classics, Period and Style and independent workshops covering; Dreamwork, Personalization, Improvisation, Affective memory, the Private Moment, plus many more, with some of theatre’s top coaches. Al was based in New York for sixteen years where his training began at Circle In The Square and moved to Uta Hagens’ HB Studio with the gifted Carol Rosenfeld. He worked in Off Off Broadway and Off Broadway, Independent theatre companies performing, training, teaching, and producing. He recently returned to Toronto from living in Los Angeles for nine years where he appeared in many TV, Film and Theatre productions. His award-winning short film Walled IN, was selected to screen in fourteen film festivals around the world. Today, Al works as an actor, writer, filmmaker, and professor in Toronto. He is a finalist at the Actors Studio in Los Angeles and New York, plus is developing the feature film version of his very powerful short film Walled IN about mental health in our youth and the role of the educator.…AL BERNSTEIN received his Masters of Fine Arts from the Actors Studio Drama School program in New York where he studied intensively in scene study, voice, speech, Alvin Ailey dance, dialects, Stanislavski, Adler, Hagen, Meisner, & Strasberg Methods, Theatre History, Stage Combat, Classics, Period and Style and independent workshops covering; Dreamwork, Personalization, Improvisation, Affective memory, the Private Moment, plus many more, with some of theatre’s top coaches. Al was based in New York for sixteen years where his training began at Circle In The Square and moved to Uta Hagens’ HB Studio with the gifted Carol Rosenfeld. He worked in Off Off Broadway and Off Broadway, Independent theatre companies performing, training, teaching, and producing. He recently returned to Toronto from living in Los Angeles for nine years where he appeared in many TV, Film and Theatre productions. His award-winning short film Walled IN, was selected to screen in fourteen film festivals around the world. Today, Al works as an actor, writer, filmmaker, and professor in Toronto. He is a finalist at the Actors Studio in Los Angeles and New York, plus is developing the feature film version of his very powerful short film Walled IN about mental health in our youth and the role of the educator.WWWW…