Emotional Memory is an acting technique, popularised by Konstantin Stanislavski, where an actor uses memories to re-experience emotion.
Emotional Memory is a controversial technique as it was eventually abandoned by Stanislavski who found that relying on true personal emotion was too draining and inconsistent as a technique.
Emotional memory was also a major inspiration for techniques utilised by other practitioners such as Sense Memory and Affective Memory.
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