Metode akting, yang dikenal sebagai Metode, adalah serangkaian teknik latihan, seperti yang diformulasikan oleh sejumlah praktisi teater yang berbeda, yang berusaha untuk mendorong pertunjukan yang tulus dan ekspresif melalui identifikasi, pemahaman, dan pengalaman motivasi dan emosi batin karakter.[1][2] Teknik-teknik ini dibangun di atas sistem Stanislavski, yang dikembangkan oleh aktor dan sutradara Rusia Konstantin Stanislavski dan tertuang dalam buku-bukunya An Actor Prepares, Building a Character, dan Creating a Role.[3]
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