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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2022 · 55 MIN

146. Reflections Without Criticism with Gary Tacon

from Words That Move Me with Dana Wilson · host Dana Wilson

One mark of a master is that other masters look to them for expertise and support.  In this episode, I talk to movement analyst, Gary Tacon, about how Martin Scorcese looked to him when he needed Robert De Niro, Al Pachino, and Joe Peschi to look 40 years younger on camera for The Irishman. We discuss how he came to be a movement analyst, how he operates on set, we dig in on one of Gary’s most valuable tools and techniques: the body tuning cushion.  You don’t want to miss this episode because it also includes some listener participation that will have you standing taller, looking younger, and feeling freer in your body. Enjoy this conversation with Gary Tacon.   Quicklinks: Buy the Body Tuning Cushion  Find Gary’s stunt/film work on IMDb  Listen to Ep. #78 with the In The Heights Choreography Team!  Listen to Ep. #136 with Jamal Sims Listen to Ep. #125 with Mandy Moore For more DANA For coaching with me, join the WTMM COMMUNITY  To donate to WTMM through our Fiscal Sponsor, THE DANCE RESOURCE CENTER To shop for GOODIES & SERVIES Watch and Subscribe on YOUTUBE  Stay connected with us on IG and TikTok View Full Episode Transcript

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