Warner Loughlin
Founder / Master Instructor / Private Coach
After
studying Contemporary Literature and Shakespeare at Oxford University, Warner
Loughlin developed a great love for theatre, story and character. She went
on to receive, with honors, her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After graduating she helped found the highly
respected, "Unexpected
Company" an Equity theatre company and the Southern
home to many celebrities and working actors. Eager to spread her wings, Warner
soon moved to NYC. She quickly began to work extensively in theatre. While
working in New York, Warner also saw the importance of continuing her studies.
She worked with Lee Strasberg for many years, and with Stanislavky's protégé,
Sonia Moore, but soon found her mentor and teaching inspiration in Michael
Kahn (currently the head of the drama department at Juilliard) when she was
admitted to the private Master class. Warner later moved to Los Angeles where
she then focused her career on film and television. While she made her living
as an actor, Warner also directed many plays and directed and produced many
shorts and features. Always drawn to teaching, she taught at Lee Strasberg
and the Shop before founding Warner Loughlin Studios in 1996. She has been
coaching both on set and privately for over 20 years now. Her extensive list
of the most recent credits can be found on IMDB .