Faith Hibbs-Clark
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Born
Faith Hibbs-Clark
OccupationsCasting director
Acting coach
Acting coach
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Faith Hibbs-Clark is a casting director and acting coach. As a casting director, she is known for her work on Jarhead,[1] Piranha[2] and Santa Fake.[3]
She is recognized for her work using acting science, a methodology called The Communication Method for Actors," which is often referred to as the acting science method.[4]
Hibbs-Clark also coached Quinton Aaron and also learned Entertainment Lie method from her.[5]
With a degree from Arizona State University, she worked as a body language deception detection expert in the mid-1990s before becoming a casting director for film and television in 1999. She started her own casting company called Good Faith Casting.[1]