Embodied Actor Training

Developed and continues to refine acting techniques known as 'The Method,' which have influenced acting practices globally, originating from its founding as a private workshop in 1947 for theatre artists to explore performance.

Provides free, moderated sessions, workshops, and readings for professional actors, directors, and playwrights to develop their artistic skills through peer and moderator feedback, with programming cycles running in New York and Los Angeles. Members participate in twice-weekly acting sessions and weekly readings of new plays, supported by access to rehearsal and work facilities.

Offers a 3-year Masters in Fine Arts (MFA) Degree through the Actors Studio Drama School in partnership with Pace University, with tracks in Acting, Directing, and Playwriting. Students study together to develop a shared technique and culminate their training with a fully professional Repertory Season open to the public and industry professionals.

Operates The Actors Studio in New York City and The Actors Studio West in West Hollywood, offering free membership to actors, directors, and writers who successfully complete auditions, and providing a safe, collaborative environment for members to develop their craft.

Hosts free public performances of fully rehearsed explorations and developed works, including an annual PDW Festival of New Works and public showings when members and moderators deem material ready. These events feature new and existing material created by members and are open to the public and industry professionals.

Hosts the television series "Inside the Actors Studio" as a senior seminar for MFA students, offering exposure to prominent figures in theatre, film, and television as part of their educational experience.

Authored, published, and narrated the book "If You Survived 7th Grade, You Can Be an Actor," presenting a practical acting methodology developed over two decades of teaching at MCS Theatre, released in January 2022.

Hosts Theatre 68's New York chapter as a permanent bi-coastal residence and runs a rotating artist-in-residence program for writers to develop original work, culminating in public scene showcases every three months.

Provides a recurring four-week Meisner class program with tiered pricing for single sessions and discounted packages in New York City, Miami, and online; also offers a free introductory class via Zoom for new mailing list signups.

Provides one-on-one private coaching services in person or online for actors at all levels, including audition preparation, monologues, scenework, and career development, with sessions offered at multiple price points and durations.

Operates a theater space approved by Actors' Equity Association with sound and lighting for live performances, and rents studio space in Manhattan’s theatre district for performances, rehearsals, readings, classes, and workshops.

Directs and produces original and established plays such as "Constellations" and "Going Through Life With No Direction" under AEA mini contracts, and participates in staged readings like "The Normal Heart" at external venues.

Offers ongoing Meisner technique classes for actors at all levels, from beginners to Broadway professionals, in New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and via Zoom. Classes include exercises, scene study, and original scene work in weekly sessions, with in-person and online enrollment options.

Offers financial assistance to support artists continuing their training at Matthew Corozine Studio during times of financial hardship.

Provides actor training that develops professional skills, psycho-physical technique, and character-building through active analysis, while also fostering soft skills for personal and professional growth in diverse communities. Training emphasizes personal growth, interpersonal understanding, and humanity.

Authored and published a textbook titled "Acting. Paths to Mastering the Art." that contributes to the pedagogy and dissemination of acting techniques.

Provides certificates to students who complete both the general acting technique course and the Chekhov-focused training program, formalizing their participation and achievement in the studio’s curriculum.

Provides free and interactive 120-minute online workshops in acting technique via Zoom, covering elements such as stage action, concentration, imagination, emotional memory, the five senses, and improvisation. These workshops are accessible to the general public and are designed as introductory experiences.