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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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Discover the heartbeat of acting with the extraordinary Ann Mahoney, as she shares her profound insights into the art of performance. From nurturing the unique spark within each actor to embracing the stark realities of self-taping in our digital age, Ann's wisdom as an actor, educator, and writer radiates through every word. She delves into the power of an actor's personal narrative in shaping their on-screen presence and unwraps the complex layers actors must navigate when embodying characters that test their moral compass. It's an education in authenticity, and Ann's masterclass in acting is not to be missed.
Have you ever wondered how actors find the truth in their portrayal? Ann brings to light the transformative Suzuki method, emphasizing the actor's physicality to cultivate a compelling 'neutral' face that allows their true essence to shine. Her stories of character exploration and the importance of a support network remind us that acting is not just a solitary craft but a communal journey. Her candid reflections on the emotional and moral quandaries of the profession offer a rare glimpse into the actor's world, where humor and humanity intertwine with the characters they bring to life.
Not only does Ann enlighten us with tales of her storied career, including her role as Gladys Presley in "Sun Records" and her foray into the Shakespearean realm as Hamlet, but she also peels back the curtain on "The Walking Dead" and the famous "slap" scene. Her passion for both performing and playwriting pulsates throughout our conversation, culminating in an exclusive look at her work on and off the screen. Ann's dedication to her craft and the joy she finds in teaching are testaments to the enduring power of storytelling, leaving us with inspiration long after the final curtain call.Support the Show.
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Ever wondered what it's like to trade a drumstick for a script? Kaleb Naquin, once a high school band aficionado, now finds himself on the rise in the acting sphere, and he's here to pull back the curtain on his intriguing journey. From his days at ED White Catholic High School to an impromptu audition that set his path alight, Kaleb's anecdotes about breaking into the Louisiana film scene carry the rhythm of an inspiring drumline—proving that sometimes the best gigs are the ones you never see coming.
Kaleb tears into the meat of the acting world, swapping stories about the trials of presenting the perfect headshot and resume, and the art of networking that could make or break a career in showbiz. We reminisce about the camaraderie on the set of NCIS New Orleans, contrast it with other less welcoming production environments, and share a few laughs about the invaluable lessons learned from background roles. Our chat is a toast to the New Orleans spirit, where helping hands in the industry are as abundant as the beignets, and resources like the Actors Apothecary are the much-needed salve for the acting soul.
In the final reel of our session, we recount the thrills (and spills) of the 48 Hour Film Festival, shedding light on how the perfect role could be just a transformation away—whether that's shedding some pounds or sporting a new beard. Our episode wraps with a humorous twist, debating a topic that, while seemingly trivial, is an underlayer to every actor's performance—literally. Stick around and you might find yourself pondering the same question!Support the Show.
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Have you ever stumbled upon the same plot in different movies and thought, "What are the odds?" Well, we hit the jackpot with Ruby Green, who joins us to unravel the mystery of multiple "Thirst Trap" short films converging in the New Orleans film scene. Our laughter-filled chat takes us behind the scenes, as Ruby, a seasoned casting director, producer, and production manager, dishes on the uncanny coincidences that filmmakers often face. She also teases our minds with the potential of uniting these "Thirst Traps" into one expansive crossover universe—a creative endeavor that we cannot wait to see unfold.
Ruby's story is as colorful and textured as the streets of New Orleans. Raised in the city's musical embrace, she takes us down memory lane, from her childhood dreams to her transformative leap into the casting realm. It's a tale of serendipity and street scouting, of embracing the gothic charm and how it shaped her aesthetic sensibilities. Ruby doesn't stop there; she generously shares nuggets of wisdom for actors mastering the self-tape audition. Her advice? Keep it simple, be confident, and nail the technical details. If you've aspired to catch the eye of a casting director, Ruby's insights are your roadmap to making an impression.
Wrapping things up, we venture into the practicalities of the casting world, demystifying the casting platforms and the actor-casting director dynamic. Ruby offers a peek into her decision-making process, highlighting the significance of authenticity and clarity in communications. If you're keen to stay on top of casting calls in the NOLA film scene and beyond, following @rudebellycasting on Instagram is a must. In the spirit of continuous learning and connection, we also suggest checking out Active Access, where narrative projects come alive. With Ruby's stories and tips in your arsenal, your next audition could be the gateway to your big break!Support the Show.
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Ever thought about growing out a beard to land the perfect role, or how your unique quirks could be your ticket to stardom? Creek Wilson, the man behind the Mariner Ghost in "The Haunted Mansion," joins us for a candid talk about the idiosyncrasies of the acting world and the unexpected opportunities that come with embracing your distinctive features. We get personal as Creek reminisces about his daughter's pushing towards the big screen, the invaluable advice from acting vets like Danny Trejo, and the camaraderie he's found with colleagues including Rosario Dawson. It's an episode stitched together with life lessons, both heartfelt and humorous, from the trenches of the Nola film scene.
As we peel back the curtain on the acting industry, you'll discover the rip-roaring excitement of live performances and the raw energy of improv classes. Creek and the guys swap stories about the challenges and triumphs of entering the field later in life, proving it's never too late to chase your dreams. This chapter is not just about the laughs and applause; it's a masterclass in resilience and the art of learning from the seasoned professionals who grace the stage and screen.
Investing in yourself takes more than just commitment; it requires strategy and sometimes, a bit of sacrifice. In this episode, we break down the nuts and bolts of what it means to truly invest in your acting career—from quality headshots to the not-so-glamorous hours in training and travel. We also venture into the digital realm, discussing the allure of voice acting, the thrill of potential video game roles, and how fan conventions open doors to new worlds of opportunity. Tune in and be inspired as we chart the course through an actor's life, replete with studio stories and the dreams that keep us reaching for the stars.Support the Show.
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Step into the world of Billy Slaughter, a New Orleans actor with a tale that's as riveting as the roles he plays. Our candid conversation peels back the curtain on his remarkable journey post-SAG strike, the visceral experience of filming "The Ravine" within the walls of a real penitentiary, and the ways faith and true crime weave through the fabric of this compelling story. Billy's reflections on the raw, authentic interactions with inmates and the cast's ability to tackle complex narratives showcase not only his dedication to his craft but also the depth of talent within the ensemble.
Transitioning from a PlayStation aficionado to a seasoned actor, Billy shares the highs and lows of an industry where unpredictability is the only constant. Listeners will be inspired by the tales of his climb from background roles to the forefront, the resilience needed to face being cut from projects, and the excitement of potentially reprising a role. The discussion also highlights Billy's experience on the set of Twisted Metal and the thrill of seeing a local hero like Anthony Mackie step into the role of Captain America, underscoring the close-knit nature of the acting community in New Orleans.
Beyond the spotlight, Billy opens up about his passion for teaching acting, offering a heartfelt look at how it allows him to maintain a connection to the industry. He discusses the transition actors are making from self-tape auditions back to the in-person scenario in a post-COVID era, emphasizing the value of real-time feedback from casting directors. As we wrap up, our musings take a playful turn, imagining our guest in iconic roles from Star Wars to Game of Thrones while celebrating the camaraderie of our local acting scene. Don't miss this enchanting episode filled with insights, laughs, and a dose of inspiration for anyone chasing their dreams in the world of acting.Support the Show.
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Ever wondered what it takes to leap from the known to the unknown and land on your feet? Alicia Lu did just that, trading the certainty of a marketing career for the unpredictable yet exhilarating world of acting in New Orleans. Join us for a heart-to-heart with this magnetic talent, where she walks us through her compelling transformation and ascent in the acting sphere.
Our conversation with Alicia illuminates the audition process as more than just tryouts for roles; they're a platform to display prowess and adaptability. We chew over the nuggets of wisdom from industry veterans about embracing these moments as career-defining rather than mere role-seeking. Plus, we touch on the synergy between interviews and auditions, unpacking the preparation and resilience needed in both arenas.
As Alicia narrates tales of the New Orleans film community's collaborative heartbeat, you'll feel the pulse of a network that puts passion at the forefront, blurring the lines between work and play. The episode also delves into the delicate balance between challenging oneself and honoring one's boundaries, offering a candid look at how actors like Regina King and Walton Goggins tackle controversial roles. Listen in for a real and riveting exploration of the bonds that tie actors together, woven throughout our exchange with the effervescent Alicia Lu.Support the Show.
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Lights, camera, action! TJ and Plaideau are back, bringing the vibrant world of film right to your ears with Season 2 of Nola Film Scene. We're not just back—we're bringing the heat with an exclusive sit down with Alicia Liu, kicking off a series that peels back the curtain on the acting industry. Ever wonder what it takes to make it in the biz? Here's where you'll hear straight from the horse's mouth, as Tj's mentor James DuMont, the enthralling Billy Slaughter, Ann Mahoney, and a host of other unique voices share their trials and triumphs. And hold onto your hats and strap in because we're cranking up the excitement with video versions of our podcast. It's storytelling with a twist, and you're invited to the premiere.
Tj and Plaideau tease spin off projects that are already brewing—an audio drama steeped in true crime that's sure to be your next guilty pleasure and a series that analyzes how various characters are crafted. We're all in, ready to spin these tales... unless we get the call from a galaxy far, far away, of course. So, what do you say? Join us for this whirlwind tour through the silver screen and beyond. It's your ticket to the inside scoop, and the show's about to start.Support the Show.
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Gather around the hearth of storytelling as TJ and I, your festive hosts, unwrap a treasure trove of Christmas past and present in our latest podcast episode. We're joined by special guests like Olivia Peck, who sprinkle their own brand of holiday magic into the mix. Reflecting on the Nutcracker gifts that became a cherished tradition with my mother, and TJ's heartwarming tale of teaching his kids the art of computer building, we explore the deeper meaning of gifts and how giving truly outshines receiving.
As we travel back to the whimsy of our own childhoods, the echoes of bicycle bells and the spectacle of an Evil Knievel bike remind us of the pure elation that Christmas morning could bring. It's a sensory journey through the season, complete with the harmonious melodies of Harry Connick Jr. and the twinkle of festive lights that could lead Santa's sleigh straight to our homes. Friends from around the world contribute their voices, adding to the patchwork of yuletide greetings, while our guest, Jim Gleason, shares his gratitude for the warmth and connection the holiday season brings.
The episode is not just a stroll down memory lane; we also look forward with anticipation and gratitude for the journey that the Nola Film Scene podcast has taken us on. We celebrate the friendships cultivated, the wisdom imparted by our esteemed guests, and the unwavering support of you, our listeners. So, pull up a chair and let the spirit of the season wash over you as we present a Christmas special that is as much about reflection as it is about the joy that lies ahead.Support the Show.
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Ever wonder what it takes to become a successful voice artist? Let voiceover veteran Debi Derryberry light the way as she shares her journey from a fledgling talent to a respected icon in the industry. From unforgettable roles like Draculaura and Jimmy Neutron to invaluable collaborations, Debi unveils the secrets behind her illustrious career. If you're an aspiring voice actor, you'll appreciate her candid advice on the importance of a home recording booth and the right equipment.
Do you feel the rhythm in your heart when you perform a song? Join us as we explore the harmony between music and voiceover work, revealing how singing and performing can shape a prosperous career in voice acting. We share our personal experiences, shedding light on the pivotal role of vulnerability in acting, and how singing lessons can cultivate it.
The podcast wouldn't be complete without a discussion on the nuts and bolts of podcasting and voiceover work. Discover the wonders of networking and collaboration, the magic of technology in enhancing recordings, and the satisfaction in overcoming insecurities and finding your voice. To top it all off, we dive into the complexities of voiceover dubbing and the criticality of a standout demo. For those interested in learning more, Debi's website: https://www.debiderryberry.com/ and book: Voice-Over 101: How to Succeed as a Voice Actor, Second Edition are incredible resources for aspiring voiceover artists. Join us as we take a closer look at the captivating world of voiceover work.
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Step into the spotlight with us, as we welcome the multi-talented Olivia Peck, a shining star in the Louisiana film industry. Olivia, an actress and singer, unfolds her inspiring journey in the world of entertainment. She lets us in on her early passion for singing and acting, her experiences of studying music education, and how she wears a confident mask over her nerves. A truly inspiring story, not to be missed!
Next up, we touch on a universal struggle - self-doubt. With Olivia leading the way, we delve into how singing lessons can help boost one's confidence and silence the negative voices within. She offers some valuable advice on embracing your unique talents, showing vulnerability, and stepping outside your comfort zone. We share our own experiences too, showing how singing lessons inspired us to take leaps of faith and try new things.
Lastly, join us as we don our dreamer hats and discuss our hopes for the coming decade. We share our dreams of being our own bosses, spending more quality time with loved ones, and creating amazing content alongside our friends. We even give you a sneak peek into potential future projects, including a possible sequel or prequel to Olivia's mockumentary film. Olivia, Tj, and Plaideau wax lyrical about the supportive and vibrant New Orleans community and our shared love for the city's unique vibe. Don't miss out on this insightful and heartwarming episode of Nola Film Scene!Support the Show.
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Picture TJ, a budding principal actor, at a chaotic Thanksgiving dinner. While the turkey is in the oven, he shares the thrill of the SAG-AFTRA strike reaching its end, the freedom to talk about projects openly, and the serendipitous occurrences that make the film industry so tantalizing. This episode is about embracing vulnerability and gratitude, spiced with personal stories that add flavor to our journey.
Ever wondered how the tools of improv can enhance your acting skills? We break it down for you and take you through the significance of family traditions. They are the threads that keep us connected to our loved ones, even when we're miles apart. We also reflect upon the joy of holiday peculiarities, like belting out Christmas carols outside of December and setting boundaries around holiday activities to create your unique joyous experiences.
As we gather around the Thanksgiving table, we invite you to listen to our reflections on age-old traditions and how they strengthen family bonds. From shared memories of camping trips to the power of laughter during vulnerable moments, we bring you a heartwarming episode. All this, culminating with a hilarious story about a holiday dinner gone awry, but with an unexpected surprise. So, join us as we give thanks and look forward to sharing more of our stories and experiences with you on NOLA Film Scene.Support the Show.
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Ever found yourself captivated by the on-screen performances of actors in blockbuster films like 'Top Gun Maverick' and 'Mission Impossible 8'? This episode welcomes talented actor and coach, Jim Gleason, who breaks down the authentic nature of on-camera acting and how accepting your circumstances as truth, staying in the moment, and dismantling emotional walls is essential.
Let me take you on a journey - a journey of a man who dared to dream big. Jim shares his gripping tale of survival in the competitive entertainment industry and how he found solace and success in teaching. His students - whom he fondly mentions, Creek Wilson, Ashley Greene, and Greg Tarzan Davis - have landed roles in hit films, making him beam with pride.
But let's not forget, the world of glamour and fame is as unpredictable as it gets. Age, often considered a limitation, is merely a number in Hollywood. We'll hear about an elderly couple who travelled in their RV to LA, audacious in their pursuit of acting. Jim highlights the relevance of the circle exercise and the skills it teaches. Get ready, as we prepare to tear down the emotional walls and expose the raw and real side of acting.Support the Show.
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Embark on a cinematic journey with us as we engage in an in-depth conversation with the talented writer-director Rachel Jacob. Ever wondered how personal experiences can translate into a deeply moving film? Rachel demystifies this by unveiling her work on 'The Dead Driver', a poignant film based on Michelle Silva's real-life experiences, and discussing the innovative production techniques used, including LED walls.
Rachel's development into directing is nothing less than fascinating. Her reverence for Stanley Kubrick and the lessons learned from the Circle Exercise hosted by Jim Gleason are clearly mirrored in her directing style. She dives deeper into how her writing approach serves her directing process, emphasizing the importance of understanding actors' needs and adopting a less-is-more strategy to achieve natural, realistic performances.
But it doesn't stop there. Rachel shares her insights about the vibrant culture of the New Orleans film scene and the significance of upholding a good reputation in the industry. We also discuss the art of balancing different roles in a production, underscoring the importance of mutual communication and trust. This episode is a captivating exploration into the world of film production, making it a must-listen for all film enthusiasts out there. Buckle up for an illuminating ride!Support the Show.
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Welcome aboard listeners! Prepare to be wowed as we navigate the world of entertainment with our special guest, the multi-dimensional Josh Young. This episode promises to be as enticing as a page-turner graphic novel, with Josh unveiling his creative process, from pumping up crowds to penning comic books. We start our journey by unraveling the intricacies of being an MC spiced up with Josh's experiences in the field.
Our expedition into the world of entertainment takes a dramatic turn as we explore the realm of acting. Josh uncovers the secrets of method acting, revealing how the art of immersing oneself into a role is pivotal in delivering a compelling performance. From understanding your character's backstory to finding truth in imaginary circumstances, we leave no stone unturned. It’s like a masterclass packed with invaluable insights, not just for aspiring actors, but for anyone looking to understand the world of acting better.
But the ride doesn't stop there! As we approach the end of our voyage, Josh gets candid about the risks and rewards that come with a career in the chaotic world of entertainment. With anecdotes from his personal journey, including his work on his movie Ted Caldwell, he highlights the resilience required in this industry. Not to mention, Josh imparts wisdom on the importance of having a diverse creative career and turning your passion into a thriving business. Fasten your seatbelts, folks! This is a rollercoaster ride into the depths of the entertainment industry that you don't want to miss.Support the Show.
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From the astounding stages of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival to the big screen of Die Hard 2 and Bill & Ted's, we're thrilled to have William Sadler, the iconic actor, share his riveting journey in the world of acting. William weaves an inspiring tale that began with his memorable performance as Hamlet, his first paying gig. Hear about his transition from being 'Bill' to 'William', a change motivated by Franco Nero during their Die Hard 2 stint.
We also travel down the musical lane with William, where he unveils how he utilized the pandemic to return to his music roots and even record an album! He painted a vivid picture of his writing process, his dedication to a philanthropic cause, and how music became a crucial part of his acting toolbox. His story of molding himself into an elderly man for an audition via special makeup, a move that yielded positive feedback from industry producers, is one for the books.
Finally, William discusses the bittersweet sensation of reprising roles he played years back. It's not all sunshine and rainbows, he warns, citing the physical demands of roles and the blistering heat of New Orleans. But the thrill of bringing a character back to life, especially at the age of 70, is a joy that truly resonates. Join us as we navigate through William's captivating journey, which serves as an invaluable treasure trove of insights for both budding actors and film buffs alike. Listening to William's story is a privilege, and we can't wait for you to join us on this adventure.Support the Show.
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Ever dreamt of leaving the corporate world for a career in acting and content creation? Our guest for this episode, Blake Nolan, did exactly that. Let Blake guide you through his exciting journey, from his college days at Ole Miss to his exciting roles in the NOLA Film Scene. Hear how he navigated his way through filming opportunities in Georgia and the thrilling experience of working on the Last of Us: Immunity fan film project. Blake also discusses his unique role as an assistant cheerleading coach at Louisiana State University while pursuing his master's degree.
What's the role of confidence in acting? Blake shares his personal experiences with improv classes and how they shaped his acting career. The guys dig into the nitty-gritty of an ambitious project Blake was a part of - making a feature-length film in a semester under the guidance of director Glenn Petrie. From its casting process to music production, Blake shares the thrill of working as the first AD on the sets.
Finally, Blake candidly discusses the bumps and successes of his acting journey. From overcoming stage fright and finding motivation in background roles to learning to stand out in the audition room, Blake leaves no stone unturned. Listen how his hard work, dedication, and resilience helped him chase his dreams in the acting industry. You wouldn't want to miss this inspiring conversation!Support the Show.
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Ever wondered what it’s like to leap from the world of football to the realm of film? That's exactly what Tavond Francis did, and he's here to share his riveting story. As an actor and former college athlete, Tavond was encouraged by his parents towards theater from a young age. Ignoring it for sports, he'd eventually stumble upon acting during a break from school and it soon took center stage. His journey is filled with excitement, including a background stint in AMC’s Into the Badlands that set the wheels of his acting career in motion.
But Tavond's story is more than a rookie-to-actor transformation. He peels back the curtain on the technical side of his craft, offering valuable nuggets on script breakdown, character embodiment, and adding a personal touch to roles. The guys talk about how techniques learned from Jim Gleason and Sanford Meisner acting schools have shaped their approach to crafting characters. Tavond has a growing interest in stunt work and would love to add that layer to his craft. What's more, he shares delightful anecdotes about working with Peyton and Eli Manning, and his thoughts on work-life balance are refreshingly candid.
Tavond is not one to sugarcoat. He delves into the highs and lows of the industry, stressing the significance of a positive attitude amidst challenges and tough decisions. With tales of switching agencies and sacrifices, he underscores the need for focus and staying grounded. His dream of working in a Tarantino movie and his top five actors he’d love to work with hints at his aspirations. If you're keen on grasping the intricate dynamics of the film industry, this conversation with Tavond is a must-listen. Hear about his journey, acting techniques, and much more, in a conversation that is as inspiring as it is informative.Support the Show.
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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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