Sanjay More

Sanjay More is a postgraduate in acting from India's most prominent film institute, the Film & Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune. Prior to pursuing acting, he worked as a design engineer at M&M.

After graduating from FTII in 2015, Sanjay has been actively involved in the field of theatre and films. He has conducted numerous workshops for beginners, working actors, and provided personal training to actors for their individual projects.

For the past two years, Sanjay has dedicated a significant amount of time to developing various acting programs. He believes that acting is not fundamentally different in various mediums, but as a working actor in both theatre and film, he understands the subtle distinctions. As a result, he has created a unique workshop called the "Unconventional Method" specifically tailored for working actors. His areas of interest include the Rasa Box Theory, Animal Instinct, and Tadashi Suzuki's Art of Stillness.

Sanjay has delivered several remarkable theatre performances, including "Upashya," "Sawitri," "Deewar Mein Ek Khidki Rahti Thi," and "Gawkatha." In the realm of film, he has worked on projects such as "Gypsy," "Aaranyak," "Udaharnarth Nemade," "Karmveerayan," "Unmatta," and Mukta Barve's "Y."