Stanislavski's system is a number of techniques used to train actors and actresses to bring more emotion and realism to their performances, to make them believable. The method was originally created and used by Stanislavski from 1911 to 1916, it was based on the concept that an actor should use emotional memory to focus internally to portray a actors emotions on stage.
Stanislavski created the 'method of physical actions' to solve the dilemma of spontaneous emotion in a created environment, in this technique, the actor would perform a physical motion or a series of physical activities to create the right emotion needed for the character." Emotions come for the subconscious, so this technique lets the actor consciously target and control subconscious emotions through movement. For instance, if a actor needed to weep, he could cuff his hands and put them over his face, a physical action that many who are crying instinctively do".
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