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Imagine a holiday season brimming with nostalgia, laughter, and a few hilarious technical mishaps. Our latest episode takes you on a merry ride through the warm memories of childhood Christmas traditions, interspersed with tales from our hectic schedules juggling work, auditions, and podcasting. We sprinkle in discussions about some delightful yet lesser-known Christmas specials and reminisce about iconic toys that once topped our wish lists. All this, paired with a playful longing for a SAG contract as the ultimate holiday gift, sets the perfect tone for a festive adventure.
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Julia Crescenzi's journey from ballet dancer to actor is nothing short of inspiring. This week on NOLA Film Scene, we sit down with Julia to uncover her path and how a serious injury pivoted her career towards acting and musical theater in New York. Julia's vibrant stories of snowy escapades and life in the Big Apple bring warmth to our conversation.
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Kaleb Cook and Liam Buckley share an extraordinary journey into the world of filmmaking with their project "The Last of Us Immunity." Discover how a simple idea centered around Ellie from "The Last of Us" blossomed into a feature film with a rich narrative and original characters. Kaleb and Liam, of Magic Numbers Studios, reveal the excitement and challenges of shooting in authentic locations, the collaborative spirit that fueled a seamless production, and what it takes to bring a lightsaber duel to life on screen. Their experiences offer invaluable insights into the filmmaking process for both seasoned creators and newcomers alike.
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Rick Overton joins us for a captivating exploration of improv comedy, offering a fresh perspective on the spontaneity and creativity that fuel not just comedy, but all performing arts. Imagine a comedy world where a tech support call spirals into a masterclass of wit and timing—Rick shows us how embracing the unexpected can lead to comedic gold. With a nod to the past, he challenges the idea of originality by encouraging performers to balance influences with their own unique voices, proving that even the most spontaneous acts are rooted in a blend of preparation and improvisation.
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It's not everyday you get to sit down with a personality as vibrant as Ginjer Wulff. From her humble beginnings in school and church productions to starring in high-profile commercials, her journey into the world of acting is nothing short of inspiring. Join us as we delve into her captivating stories of beating the odds when she auditioned for and booked a Super Bowl commercial.
The road to success in the acting industry is not without its challenges, but it's conquering these challenges that makes the journey worthwhile. Ginjer shares deeply personal insights about the importance of not succumbing to the culture of comparison. The guys share their audition techniques that have helped them put their best foot forward. From enhancing focus and memorization to submitting audition tapes early, they have some indispensable tips for aspiring actors.
And it doesn't stop there. Ginjer opens up about the emotional roller-coaster ride that acting often is, and how a strong network of creatives can act as a safety net during tough times. The guys and Ginjer talk dream roles and how art possesses the power to help people experience profound emotions safely. Join us for this heartwarming conversation with Ginjer Wulff and let her tale of determination and perseverance inspire you to chase your dreams. This episode contains explicit content.Support the show
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Ever thought you couldn’t launch a YouTube channel successfully? Think again! Join us for a landmark celebration as we go live for the very first time on NOLA Film Scene with TJ and Plaideau! This isn't just any episode—it's a monumental one packed with thrilling announcements. We’re launching our YouTube channel, where you can catch video versions of both past and upcoming podcast episodes. Plus, we’re expanding our horizons by making these episodes available on Spotify, Facebook, and soon on YouTube Music. Reflecting on our incredible journey over the past year, we’re ecstatic to mark our one-year anniversary with over 2,500 downloads—doubling our expectations. A massive shoutout to TJ for his technical wizardry and to Brian, our celebrity wrangler, who’s been pivotal in scheduling our amazing guests.
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Ever wondered how to navigate the indie film scene in the face of unprecedented challenges? Get ready to hear writer-director Joe Badon's incredible journey with his latest film, "The Wheel of Heaven." From pandemic-induced delays to hurricane disruptions, Joe shares the raw reality of bringing his vision to life. If that's not enough, you'll also gain insights into the unique inspirations behind the film, which combines elements of choose-your-own-adventure books and sketch comedy anthologies. Plus, there's exciting news about the film's upcoming streaming release this fall and a DVD/Blu-ray release next year.
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Kimberly Coburn's journey from a secretary to a multi-talented actress, writer, and producer is nothing short of extraordinary. Discover how a chance encounter at an improv workshop with Rich Telerico led to her friendship with Brian. Kimberly recounts her artistic upbringing across Cairo and Singapore, reflecting on how these experiences shaped her dedication to live performance and her eventual creation of the improv troupe, Done Did That.
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What happens when a versatile artist juggles auditions, teaching, and honing her craft? Get ready to be inspired by Rachael Knaps, an actress, singer, dancer, and teacher who brings boundless enthusiasm and energy to everything she does. Join us as we reminisce about our shared experiences as background actors in "One Night in Miami," directed by the incredible Regina King. You'll laugh along with us as we recount our humorous attempts to make our smallest roles come alive with authenticity and dedication.
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What happens when you mix the excitement of the Olympics with the drama of classic Westerns? Join us on NOLA Film Scene with TJ and Plaideau as we recount our latest obsessions and the unique experiences that have kept us entertained. TJ talks about his favorite Olympic events like swimming, BMX biking, and skateboarding, while Plaideau navigates the hectic pace of his work schedule and the relentless New Orleans heat. We both can't help but be awed by Simone Biles' incredible gymnastics talent and share some hilarious horse-riding mishaps from a recent Western project we're involved in. From "The Magnificent Seven" to "The Hateful Eight," TJ's growing interest in Quentin Tarantino films and documentaries offers some fantastic recommendations for your next movie night.
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What does it take to turn a childhood passion into a thriving career? Join us as we chat with Brooke H. Cellars, an inspiring writer, director, and producer whose love for horror films catapulted her into the filmmaking world at the age of 34. Brooke's journey is filled with determination and creativity, from her days at the University of Louisiana to her hands-on approach in every aspect of film production. We touch on her current collaboration with actress Olivia Peck and reflect on her acclaimed work, "Violet Butterfield, Makeup Artist for the Dead."
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Imagine growing up on a steady diet of Thundercats, GI Joe, and He-Man, and then getting the chance to chat with Larry Kinney, the legendary voice of Lion-O himself! This episode is a nostalgic treasure trove where we recount not just our exclusive interview with Larry, but also our fond memories of the golden era of cartoons. Beyond the animation, we explore the unique bond within the voice acting community—so different from the cut-throat world of on-screen acting. We also share some heartwarming and hilarious tales from meeting icons like Rowdy Roddy Piper and Macho Man Randy Savage at conventions. And let's not forget to celebrate Brian's incredible win for Best Actor at the Abita Springs International Film Festival!
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What if the voice behind some of your childhood heroes could take you on a nostalgic journey through the golden era of animated series and classic commercials? Join us as legendary voice actor Larry Kenney, the voice of Lion-O from "Thundercats," Count Chocula, and Sonny the Cocoa Puffs bird, shares fascinating anecdotes from his illustrious career. From his early days in Illinois to his rise in various radio markets, Larry recounts how his natural voice became the iconic roar of Lion-O. Get ready for an intimate and entertaining look behind the scenes of some of your favorite animated characters and commercials.
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Jessica Packard, known to many as Jess, takes us on a thrilling journey through the world of stunt work and acting in our latest episode of NOLA Film Scene. Jess opens up about her work on "The Last of Us: Immunity" and the physical and emotional demands of performing stunts. She shares her personal story of finding solace and purpose in acting after a heartbreaking loss. Jess is making her mark and has become integral part of the Austin film community. Tune in to hear how Jess transformed her initial interest into a passion and how she navigated her way through student and short films.
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What if you could transform your acting career by mastering your unique superpowers? This episode of NOLA Film Scene features the extraordinary James DuMont, who takes us through the pivotal moments of his extensive acting journey. From the mentorship of industry legends like Tim Phillips and Larry Moss to the pragmatic application of the Meisner technique, James shares the invaluable lessons he's learned along the way. By drawing on personal stories and career-defining transitions, you'll gain deep insights into how preparation and authenticity can lead to impressive performances in both theater and film.
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Ever wonder how the vibrant Chicago film scene of the 80s shaped the careers of some of Hollywood's notable actors? Join us as we welcome James DuMont, an actor, producer, and self-tape audition specialist, who takes us on a nostalgic journey from his early days dancing in "Blues Brothers" to a pivotal role on Broadway. At just 15 years old James earned his SAG card in the iconic film The Blues Brothers. He came up in the film industry with actors like John Cusack and Jeremy Piven. James' stories from his high school years, where he balanced a love for acting and baseball, will transport you back to a time when the Chicago film industry was booming. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the perseverance and passion that drive creative expression beyond the allure of fame and fortune.
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What if you only had 48 hours to create a film masterpiece? Join us on NOLA Film Scene with TJ and Plaideau as we recount our exhilarating experience with Matt Carroll and friends in the intense 48-hour film project. We also introduce our brand-new mini episodes. Get ready for our weekly returns packed with fresh insights and a sprinkle of cinema magic.
But that's not all—Brian shares an unforgettable moment with the legendary voice actor Rob Paulson at a recent convention. Hear about Rob's inspiring journey into voice acting and the invaluable wisdom he’s gleaned from industry veterans. Whether you're a die-hard film fan or just looking for something new to watch, this episode is bursting with enthusiasm, recommendations, and a genuine love for all things film. Don't miss out!Support the show
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What happens when Tulane film students Joey, Jack, and audio engineer Riley take over the NOLA Film Scene Podcast? Find out as these budding filmmakers join us to discuss their journey and motivations behind starting a podcast that highlights the vibrant film industry of New Orleans. We dive deep into our backgrounds in acting and voice acting, and discuss the unique cultural richness that sets the NOLA film scene apart from other markets. You’ll hear about the collaborative spirit within the local industry and the exciting opportunities for growth, such as the potential for building new sound stages and expanding the market. This heartfelt exchange is bound to inspire and resonate with filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike.
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When Mark DeCarlo steps into the room, you know you're in for a treat, and this episode of NOLA Film Scene is no exception. Mark embodies the spirit of New Orleans like no one else, weaving tales of Jazz Fest shenanigans and culinary exploits that make your mouth water and your feet tap. Our trip down the cobblestone streets of NOLA history is peppered with laughter as Mark recounts his personal journey through the city's legendary food and music scene, all while sharing his coveted list of must-visit local haunts.
Strap in for a wild ride through the worlds of comedy and improvisation where Mark draws a fascinating line connecting the dots between jazz improvisation, the spontaneity of live performance, and the lightning-fast reflexes required in sports. He regales us with stories from his comedic beginnings to the evolution of entertainment in the face of global challenges, including the creation of an animated game show that kept audiences glued to their screens during lockdown. This is a candid look at the courage it takes to stand up and make people laugh, and the innovation required to entertain in the midst of a pandemic.
As we peer into the crystal ball of entertainment's future, Mark illuminates the revolutionary impact of real-time motion capture on the animation industry and comedy. Imagine animating characters in the blink of an eye, with no lag, and you're starting to see the world through Mark's eyes. We discuss the tech behind this magic and how it's shaping the creation of new, interactive content that has the potential to redefine our expectations of live entertainment. And if that leaves you wanting more, Mark's anticipation for the next Jazz Fest and his infectious craving for fried chicken will have you booking your next trip to New Orleans faster than you can say "laissez les bon temps rouler.”Support the show
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Have you ever stood before the curtain of the entertainment industry, peeking through to catch a glimpse of what happens behind the scenes? Step into the spotlight with Hunter McHugh, a casting director whose roots are deep in New Orleans' effervescent film community, as he shares the transformation from an actor to a casting maestro. Hunter pulls back the curtain on his journey, from standing in for stars on 'Bad Moms' to orchestrating the perfect ensemble cast, all while underscoring the power of adaptability and the magic of collaborative filmmaking.
As we wade through the kaleidoscope of Hunter's experiences, we're regaled with tales of how a stint in Russia unraveled the universal language of acting. It's a treasure trove of wisdom for actors aiming to hone their craft, with Hunter dishing out advice on acing auditions from commercials to dramatic roles. It's not just about the performance; it's about the fit – and Hunter knows just how to tailor an actor to a role like a bespoke suit.
Navigating the acting industry doesn't have to be a solo voyage. Hunter stresses the importance of a supportive community and how a nod or a nudge from a fellow artist can be a guiding light. Moreover, he debunks the social media followers fallacy, advocating instead for an authentic digital footprint that captures your essence. And for those moments when you're on the verge of stepping onto the audition stage, armed with Hunter's insights on casting dynamics and the heartfelt encouragement from a director who's truly rooting for you, you'll feel the embrace of the casting world – a realm where every actor's success is celebrated as a collective triumph.Support the show
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