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About

Our Story

Edmund Alyn Jones crafted the Off-Booked Method to transform how actors master their lines—smart, efficient, and stress-free.
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My Journey

The Method

I struggled for years with line memorization until I engineered a system that turned frustration into confidence and consistency.

This method is built on precision and efficiency.

Early Career

Theater

2005 – 2010

This method is built on precision and efficiency.

Development Phase

Studio

2011 – Present

Refined the Off-Booked Method to help actors memorize lines faster.

Our Services

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Master the 8 Rs to memorize lines quickly and confidently.
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Use recording techniques to reinforce and review your lines effectively.
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Use recording techniques to reinforce and review your lines effectively.

Real Results

This method was a game changer—memorizing lines felt effortless, and I showed up at auditions calm and prepared.