Podcasts about screen acting

A Kiwi actress is making waves on international screens. Luciane Buchanan began her rise to fame in her teens, but it was the last few years where her career really took off. The 31 year old was cast in Netflix and Apple TV+ shows in 2022, but her lead role in Netflix's ‘The Night Agent' made her a household name. ‘The Night Agent' was the most watched show on Netflix around the world in 2023, reaching number 1 in 87 countries. Buchanan told Ryan Bridge that the sheer number of people watching the show kind of freaked her out, as totalled up, there's been over 100,000 years worth of viewing for season one. “It's a little bit overwhelming, but it's also exciting to be a part of something that a lot of people enjoyed, so I can't complain.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Actor and Agent podcast, we talk about the industry from both sides as well as being in two different countries.  We discuss stories, talk to guests and give tips from our experience.This week after years of not recording an episode... we are BACK! We talked about where we've been the last few years, the strikes over the last year, some aims for us, something we've built together and just general banter of getting back into the swing of everything.We've definitely missed you all and talking to each other about the business side and even life stuff.We talked about Between the Cans - which we now do offer online training for wherever you are in the world, all online. Take a look at the site if Voice Acting, Screen Acting or the Business of Acting side is something you're looking to do by upping your game.PLUS even more excitingly we talked about Magic Mind and reducing your stress but increasing your productivity. We've popped this fab offer below:Only this January, they help you gear up to crush your 2024 New Year resolutions fully focused.You get 1 month for free, when you're subscribing for 3 months at:https://www.magicmind.com/JANactorandagentAND with my code: ACTOR20It's an extra 20% off, which gets you to a 75% off. This only lasts until the end ofJanuary, so hurry up before it goes away.You can find our socials to follow us:Instagram: @actorandagentTwitter: @actor_agentFacebook: Search actorandagentpodcast

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.Follow us on IG @nolafilmscene, @kodaksbykojack, and @tjsebastianofficial.

This episode of the Pushy Pushy podcast features Mark, Nia, Hannah, and Andrew of Mark Jermin Management chatting about their experiences working with young actors and navigating the entertainment industry. Topics covered include transitioning teen performers from musical theatre to screen acting, the challenges of overcoming rejection, using voiceovers as a new talent stream, managing pushy stage parents, and the importance of taking risks and pushing yourself outside your comfort zone as a performer. They share personal stories from their time as child actors, funny audition anecdotes, and tips for helping students grow and succeed. Join them for an honest look inside the highs and lows of show business for aspiring young stars.Pushy Pushy is a Mark Jermin and B-Scene Media production. Created and hosted by Mark Jermin and Nia Jermin, the show is executive-produced by Nia Jermin and Jake Weller.To find out more about the wonderful world of Mark Jermin go to: https://www.markjermin.co.uk/

In this episode of COACH, our guest Bree Turner, a renowned actress, and inspiration to many, shares her invaluable insights on finding guidance in acting, the difference between screen acting and stage acting, and the impact acting has had on her life. Bree Turner opens up about her journey in the industry, providing guidance and advice for aspiring actors. She shares stories of challenges she faced, lessons she learned, and the invaluable role mentors played in shaping her career. Prepare to be inspired as Bree offers a wealth of knowledge and encouragement to anyone pursuing their dreams in the acting world. Please FOLLOW, LIKE, and SUBSCRIBE for more! All Business Inquiries to: coachpodcastsocial@gmail.com Keep up with us on social media http://www.instagram.com/coachthepodcast http://www.instagram.com/aaronspeiser http://www.instagram.com/kayaston http://www.instagram.com/markrodrigueztv Guest: http://www.instagram.com/realbreeturner Produced by: Mastermynd Media http://instagram.com/mastermyndmedia http://www.mastermyndmedia.com

All jokes aside and I keep thinking of what tagline to write but this was such an insightful episode. I have been wanting to discuss the industry with a casting agent and also discuss the business/ wellbeing of Acting Schools. So, I will just say this- Warm up your cups kids and welcome into your lubricated earlobes Coach, Mentor, Author of "A Life Coaching Approach to Screen Acting", Actor and Comedian Daniel Dresner and his business partner/ co-founder of Actors Coaching international- Actor,Coach, CEO and Lead Agent at Union Management Danny Clifton.  In the episode we talk about:  Actors Coaching International- How it came to be, the business of it (Where it is and Where it is going), Mentoring/ Coaching Styles and What sets Actors Coaching apart from competitors like Go Hub Workshops, Identity, MN Talent or organisations such as NYT, Sylvia Plath, Lamda or RADA or Central. Demystifying the role of an actor and agent or a business owner. You approaches to Life coaching and has it developed through the years do you feel? Or has the need of it developed do you feel? 3 things the industry could do with and without 3 things you wish somebody would have told you starting out that you would like to impart on talent in the industry.  One thing you would like for people to take with them after experiencing you. Thoughts on Authenticity vs representation of a role vs story and should specifity be reflect beind the scenes. i.e A story about a Trans Italian Activist- Should the role be played by someone of that community and should the crew represent aspects of that?   Thoughts on POC Actors on books.  Advice on writing a cover letter to agents, being in the room for an audition, the practicality of attaining a job and working on the role.  Thoughts on digital space structure and its role in the artists life. Pro's and con's of it and any tips on how to use it to benefit/ safeguard yourself.  Social: Myself: https://www.instagram.com/chaiwithrai_/  Guest: https://www.instagram.com/danieldresnercoaching/ & https://www.instagram.com/dannysteeleactor/  Links: Myself: https://linktr.ee/chaiwithrai_  Guest:https://actorscoachinginternational.com/#home,  https://www.unionmanagement.co.uk/ & https://www.danieldresner.com/ Hope you all enjoyed it and Thank you for tuning in. To Subscribe, share, follow my work and everything else is listed above.    

Jerusha is a doula, and birth photographer & videographer based in Sydney. She trained as a doula in 2006 through Childbirth International, and has since worked extensively as a birth and postnatal doula in both London and Sydney.Jerusha found the beauty of birth so captivating that she soon trained in photography so she could capture the magic of what she was seeing with her doula clients, to provide lifelong visual memories of their birthing experience. She soon also moved in to videography, creating birth films for the women she supported. She photographs pregnancy, birth and families on a regular basis.Jerusha won the 2019 Postpartum category in the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers Competition, and was finalist in the 2019 Australian College of Midwives Birth Photography Competition.Her portraits of birthing women were exhibited in the Motherlove exhibition, both at the Creative Space Gallery in Curl Curl, and later the Royal Hospital for Women in 2019.Capturing and supporting births is her deep passion and hence the seed of creating a documentary for, and about birthing women was planted long ago.Jerusha is a proud volunteer member of Heartfelt, an organisation that gives the gift of photographic memories to families experiencing stillbirth, with premature babies or critically ill children.Jerusha also has a background in acting, gaining an Advanced Diploma in Stage and Screen Acting at ACTT in 2001. Since then she has worked as an actor, in casting and in film production. This experience both in front of, and behind the camera fed in to the creation of Birth Time: the documentary.Jerusha is a mother to a five year old fire cracker and a gorgeous baby girl.https://www.birthtime.world/https://jerusha.com.au/

SEPTEMBER 2020Hello!  This is the month I've been waiting for!  It's all about acting.  It's a Masterclass in Screen Acting at the iconic Pinewood Studios!  Thanks for listening!In this episode:Masterclass in Screen Acting (1 month)Pinewood Studios in LondonShuttle from Uxbridge to Pinewood StudiosMemorizing lines every nightFeeling like a movie starGetting ready to leave LondonWebsite  I  Instagram  I  Twitter  I  LinkedIn  I  YouTubeEmail: actorbobtapper@gmail.comSupport the podcast: patreon.com/bobtapperAirbnbBook your stayActor's Studio UKMasterclass in Screen Acting Support the Show.

From Magic Mike to comparing his coaching styles between Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton. This episode is spilling the most-- with the one and only Daniel Dresner.  Daniel has been in the industry for over 20 years, starting off as a stand-up comedian, actor and theatre director in Tokyo, Japan. He then studied at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York and worked as an actor there for six years, returning to London in 2001 to act, coach and teach. ​He coaches actors, directors, writers, producers, singers, and production companies as well as the odd publisher and yoga instructor. He also, teaches privately in venerable institutions around the globe and here in London at the Actors Centre, the Guildhall, London Actors Workshop and Drama Studio London. I also run presentation skills, assertiveness and personal impact training workshops for corporates. Before entering a career in the entertainment industry, he was a divisional manager for a large office automation multinational with responsibility for sales, marketing and operations. Since leaving this corporate world, in around 20 or so years he has acted in well over one hundred films, TV shows, plays, commercials and various voice roles in London, New York City, Tokyo and all around the world. He is a former board member of Player Playwrights and founder member of the Actors Screen Collective, London as well as being an associate director of Spoken Word Ltd. This is on top of running his own coaching business, teaching and running corporate workshops.   In the episode we talk about:  About his book- “A Life Coaching Approach to Screen Acting” (https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/lifecoaching-approach-to-screen-acting-9781350039438/)  His experience in the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute.  If actors need an education and institution to enter the industry. Becoming a Coach and finding a niche. In Specific, the entertainment industry. His style as a coach. What the community of Coaches is like. Is their support or competitiveness?  His experience on working with organisations such as player player playwrights, Actors Screen Collective and Spoken word ltd.  The Facebook Community he set up during Covid 1- Daniel Dresner Coaching Actors. Which facilitated actors out of work and in a dark space— a place to connect and learn (https://www.facebook.com/groups/danieldresnercoachingactors) His work at the Actors Centre to now creating Actors Coaching International.  Advice for Actors on success and the rabbit hole of complications.  Discuss the art of networking, marketing and business of the industry.  Discuss a chapter of his book on the “Saboteur” the voice that says You Cannot.  Social: Myself: https://www.instagram.com/chaiwithrai_/  Guest: https://www.instagram.com/danieldresnercoaching/  Links: Myself: https://linktr.ee/chaiwithrai_  Guest: https://www.danieldresner.com/ Hope you all enjoyed it and Thank you for tuning in. To Subscribe, share, follow my work and everything else is listed above.    

I speak to dynamic power couple Natalie and Hamza about their journeys from Acting to Writing/Directing, dismantling South Asian stereotypes and embracing the mess of who we are as people. Natalie Perera is British actor and writer. She trained in Classical Acting at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Natalie has written four short films, two of which have been award-winning, Arts Council-funded and selected for a BAFTA-qualifying festival. She has also written a feature film and is currently co-writing a sitcom. As an actor, Natalie played a major supporting role in Swiss-German feature, Der Koch and featured as the lead in hit Caribbean musical, Bazodee. Natalie has gone on to study Clowning and has featured in online comedies from Jack & Dean and Hot Pepper. Natalie co-created Sketchy Ones with an aim to play a range of bold, messy South Asian female characters - something rarely seen on British TV. Hamza Jeetooa is British actor, writer and filmmaker who trained in Screen Acting at The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama. He has played leading and supporting roles in TV shows including Zomboat!, Luther and Doctor Who. Hamza was nominated for an EE ACTA award for Best Actor for his leading role in BBC iPlayer romcom, My Jihad. As a filmmaker, he has been a part of producing and directing award-winning, Arts Council-funded and BAFTA-longlisted short films. Hamza's love of performing began in secondary school where he would watch Goodness Gracious Me and then tirelessly reenact characters for his friends the next day.

Chapman offers two unique and wonderful degrees for actors, and a wonderful minor in musical theatre to round it out! Hear what John Benitz has to say. 

Actor Ramone Hamilton from the Dreamworks hit cartoon series Captain Underpants. He is the voice actor of the character George Beard. Ramone discusses his career, voice acting vs on-screen acting and new projects he is working on. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/koolkard/support

REQUEST: Please join this video's conversation on VOHeroes.com, where the comments are moderated and civil: https://voheroes.com/bonus-episode-4-of-4-of-the-secrets-of-screen-acting-podcast/Hey there, hero!Nothing says giving thanks like giving some world class free training to your friends, students and clients.Unless you're also giving that free training along with an amazing package of 74 times that much training.Today, we're going to listen together to the final full five-minute episode of the amazing Secrets of Screen Acting Podcast, with Patrick Tucker. Over the past three days, we shared three more free episodes, so go listen to those as well. And I'll tell you how you can get all 292 episodes, the book itself, and the audiobook, all for a super low price.(That package is available now at https://voheroes.com/cyber - but only until Dec 5. Feel free to forward that link to any actor or voice talent you think would benefit. Thanks!)Let me know what you think of Patrick's advice in the comments below.#acting #voice #voiceover #onboarding #performance #productivity #tips #art #commerce #science #mindset #success #process #options #bestpractices #marketing

REQUEST: Please join this video's conversation on VOHeroes.com, where the comments are moderated and civil: https://voheroes.com/bonus-episode-3-of-4-of-the-secrets-of-screen-acting-podcast/Hey there, hero!Nothing says giving thanks like giving some world class free training to your friends, students and clients.Unless you're also giving that free training along with an amazing package of 74 times that much training.Today, we're going to listen together to a full five-minute episode of the amazing Secrets of Screen Acting Podcast, with Patrick Tucker. Then tomorrow, we'll share the final free episode, to go along with today's and the two we shared yesterday and the day before. And I'll tell you how you can get all 292 episodes, the book itself, and the audiobook, all for a super low price.(That package is available now at https://voheroes.com/cyber - but only until Dec 5. Feel free to forward that link to any actor or voice talent you think would benefit. Thanks!)Let me know what you think of Patrick's advice in the comments below.#acting #voice #voiceover #onboarding #performance #productivity #tips #art #commerce #science #mindset #success #process #options #bestpractices #marketing

REQUEST: Please join this video's conversation on VOHeroes.com, where the comments are moderated and civil: https://voheroes.com/bonus-episode-2-of-4-of-the-secrets-of-screen-acting-podcast/Hey there, hero!Nothing says giving thanks like giving some world class free training to your friends, students and clients.Unless you're also giving that free training along with an amazing package of 74 times that much training.Today, we're going to listen together to a full five-minute episode of the amazing Secrets of Screen Acting Podcast, with Patrick Tucker. Then, in the next two days, we'll share two more free episodes (to go along with the one we shared yesterday). And I'll tell you how you can get all 292 episodes, the book itself, and the audiobook, all for a super low price.(That package is available now at https://voheroes.com/cyber - but only until Dec 5. Feel free to forward that link to any actor or voice talent you think would benefit. Thanks!)Let me know what you think of Patrick's advice in the comments below.#acting #voice #voiceover #onboarding #performance #productivity #tips #art #commerce #science #mindset #success #process #options #bestpractices #marketing

REQUEST: Please join this video's conversation on VOHeroes.com, where the comments are moderated and civil: https://voheroes.com/bonus-episode-1-of-4-of-the-secrets-of-screen-acting-podcast/Hey there, hero!Nothing says giving thanks like giving some world class free training to your friends, students and clients.Unless you're also giving that free training along with an amazing package of 74 times that much training.Today, we're going to listen together to a full five-minute episode of the amazing Secrets of Screen Acting Podcast, with Patrick Tucker. Then, over the next three days, we'll share three more free episodes. And I'll tell you how you can get all 292 episodes, the book itself, and the audiobook, all for a super low price.(That package is available now at https://voheroes.com/cyber - but only until Dec 5. Feel free to forward that link to any actor or voice talent you think would benefit. Thanks!)Let me know what you think of Patrick's advice in the comments below.#acting #voice #voiceover #onboarding #performance #productivity #tips #art #commerce #science #mindset #success #process #options #bestpractices #marketing

Talent Agent Rob McCubbin of The Nexus Talent Group sits down with Richard to discuss his recent take over of the talent group and the side effects from COVID-19, the presence of acting on camera and his personal experiences in the arts and entertainment industry. Rob McCubbin is the Agent/Manager for The Nexus Talent Group. He strives to extend personal attention to all of his clients, with a dedication to their career growth, and a focus on ensuring long term success. In addition to being an Agent, Rob is a Dramatic Arts/English teacher at West Ferris Secondary School. Since 1994, he has directed award-winning Sears Festival and NTS Festival plays, including many Ontario Showcase productions. Rob has also acted in stage plays, and worked in film/television, for a number of years. Most recently, he performed in Gateway Theatre Guild's Other Desert Cities, and Canadore College's short film The Trees Have Ears. Connect with Rob and The Nexus Talent Group: https://nexustalentgroup.com robmcnexus@outlook.com Please Enjoy! Help support Richard Fortin Presents by sponsoring us on our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/richardfortinpresents) to allow us to continue sharing the stories of those who are re-shaping the entertainment industry. Richard Fortin Presents is a video and podcast show for, and about, the people re-shaping the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY and making, creating, producing impactful ART work. Shot and Edited by Darren Summersby Connect with Richard Fortin Presents: INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/richardfortinpresents/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/richardfortinpresents BLOG: http://www.rfpmedia.org/richardfortinpresents PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/richardfortinpresents YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgcruSPw-t3E8UifSB-VM7A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/richardfortinpresents EMAIL: info@rfpmedia.org

Herečka Martina Babišová získala v poslední době hned několik ocenění. V současnosti ji můžete vidět v komedii Shoky & Morthy: Poslední velká akce a do kin míří i filmy Spící město a Minuta věčnosti. Před třemi lety dostudovala Bow Street Academy of Screen Acting v Dublinu. Jaké jsou rozdíly mezi studiem herectví v cizině a u nás? Jak by u mladého herce měla vypadat sebepropagace? A jak často chodí na castingy?

Join Scott and Mark with their guest, Rachel Redleaf, as they talk about auditioning for screen acting gigs in-person and online. Rachel is an actor, a coach, and a singer best known for her roles as Mama Cass in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and Beth Chapin in Atypical. Soon, she will also appear as young Alma Fillcot in the second season of Paramount's Why Women Kill, definitely a show to die for. But today, Rachel will be sharing her story, from discovering her passion for acting growing up to landing several roles on film and TV since then. Auditions Amid the Pandemic When asked about the audition process, Rachel touched on how auditioning for screen acting gigs changed since COVID began. Usually, she would go to an audition in person but only had one chance to get it right. And if she doesn't hear back from the casting director in three days, it often means she didn't get the part, which is incredibly disheartening when someone's just a novice. But now, auditions are done either via Zoom calls or pre-recorded submissions called ‘self-tapes.' As much of a hassle as it may seem, Rachel still appreciates the freedom of creativity self-tapes provide. After all, with video submissions, you can do as many takes as you want and still take time to choose which one to send in. Then again, what Rachel loves about self-tapes is that it gives her a chance to truly get in character, whether through their clothing or even props available at home. And if you are looking to get into screen acting as well, listen to today's episode of Amigospc, where Rachel Redleaf gives some advice on how to audition at the comfort of your own home. Acting Is Not All Glitz and Glamour Once you make it into the entertainment industry, most people believe it's all fame and fortune from there. Even the hosts thought the same when they asked Rachel what her life was like after appearing as Beth Chapin in Atypical. But to their surprise, Rachel's experience working for Netflix while going to college was not all glitz and glamour. At first, she too believed that her life would be better after appearing in her first screen acting gig. That, once everyone saw the show, she would make more friends. Then again, being in acting school often meant your schoolmates were also competition. After all, the acting industry is no stranger to jealousy. Hence, Rachel's life in college got all the more difficult. At Chapman University, she often got bullied for her success, often told that she only got lucky or never deserved it. But despite the animosity, Rachel kept going, landing more roles during and after college. Not only that, she now advocates against bullying, serving at Kid in the Corner as a board member. In the end, her perseverance is what brought her the fame and fortune she always deserved. About Rachel Redleaf: Rachel Redleaf grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona. Here, she discovered her passion for acting and singing at Scottsdale Desert Stages and Greasepaint Theaters, starting at age 4. Since then, show choir has been her happy place, especially in her time at Horizon Highschool. Meanwhile, in 2019, Rachel earned a BFA in Screen Acting from Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University. She is also an anti-bullying activist and serves on the board of Kid in the Corner. Outline of the Episode: [01:43] Rachel's progression of her career, from show choir to screen acting [04:14] The struggle of keeping up with different passwords for socials [05:31] Her thoughts on her character Beth Chapin on the Netflix show Atypical [08:04] How Atypical was the first screen acting gig she ever booked [10:41] What it was like auditioning for screen acting gigs amid the pandemic [14:28] Rachel's advice on landing a role when auditioning via a self-taped submission [16:26] Her experience working for Netflix while still in college [18:03] What prompted Rachel to pursue acting as a career [23:00] Actors she often hung out with and how it changed due to COVID [27:58] How Rachel got into her role as young Alma Fillcot in Why Women Kill [34:12] What it was like working with Quentin Tarantino and high-profile actors [37:55] Her experience going to premieres for TV shows and movies she is in [40:55] What to look out for in Season Four of Atypical, according to Rachel [42:13] Rachel Redleaf on whether Australia or any place she travels to is not “real.” [46:28] Why she thinks the acting warm-ups they learned in college are weird [50:00] A piece of information that Rachel has learned that she feels should be illegal Catch Rachel Redleaf! Website: https://www.rachelredleaf.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelredleaf/ IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6637304/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rachelredleaf Connect with AmigosPC! Website:https://www.amigospc.net Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TwoandahalfAmigos Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/amigospc Twitter:https://twitter.com/AmigosPCCheck out Offical AmigosPC Merch at: https://teespring.com/stores/amigospc Listen to the AmigosPC podcast on the following platforms: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-3-amigos… https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-two-and-a-half-a… https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-two-and-a-half-…

Join Scott and Mark with their guest, Rachel Redleaf, as they talk about auditioning for screen acting gigs in-person and online. Rachel is an actor, a coach, and a singer best known for her roles as Mama Cass in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and Beth Chapin in Atypical. Soon, she will also appear as young Alma Fillcot in the second season of Paramount's Why Women Kill, definitely a show to die for. But today, Rachel will be sharing her story, from discovering her passion for acting growing up to landing several roles on film and TV since then. Auditions Amid the Pandemic When asked about the audition process, Rachel touched on how auditioning for screen acting gigs changed since COVID began. Usually, she would go to an audition in person but only had one chance to get it right. And if she doesn't hear back from the casting director in three days, it often means she didn't get the part, which is incredibly disheartening when someone's just a novice. But now, auditions are done either via Zoom calls or pre-recorded submissions called ‘self-tapes.' As much of a hassle as it may seem, Rachel still appreciates the freedom of creativity self-tapes provide. After all, with video submissions, you can do as many takes as you want and still take time to choose which one to send in. Then again, what Rachel loves about self-tapes is that it gives her a chance to truly get in character, whether through their clothing or even props available at home. And if you are looking to get into screen acting as well, listen to today's episode of Amigospc, where Rachel Redleaf gives some advice on how to audition at the comfort of your own home. Acting Is Not All Glitz and Glamour Once you make it into the entertainment industry, most people believe it's all fame and fortune from there. Even the hosts thought the same when they asked Rachel what her life was like after appearing as Beth Chapin in Atypical. But to their surprise, Rachel's experience working for Netflix while going to college was not all glitz and glamour. At first, she too believed that her life would be better after appearing in her first screen acting gig. That, once everyone saw the show, she would make more friends. Then again, being in acting school often meant your schoolmates were also competition. After all, the acting industry is no stranger to jealousy. Hence, Rachel's life in college got all the more difficult. At Chapman University, she often got bullied for her success, often told that she only got lucky or never deserved it. But despite the animosity, Rachel kept going, landing more roles during and after college. Not only that, she now advocates against bullying, serving at Kid in the Corner as a board member. In the end, her perseverance is what brought her the fame and fortune she always deserved. About Rachel Redleaf: Rachel Redleaf grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona. Here, she discovered her passion for acting and singing at Scottsdale Desert Stages and Greasepaint Theaters, starting at age 4. Since then, show choir has been her happy place, especially in her time at Horizon Highschool. Meanwhile, in 2019, Rachel earned a BFA in Screen Acting from Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University. She is also an anti-bullying activist and serves on the board of Kid in the Corner. Outline of the Episode: [01:43] Rachel's progression of her career, from show choir to screen acting [04:14] The struggle of keeping up with different passwords for socials [05:31] Her thoughts on her character Beth Chapin on the Netflix show Atypical [08:04] How Atypical was the first screen acting gig she ever booked [10:41] What it was like auditioning for screen acting gigs amid the pandemic [14:28] Rachel's advice on landing a role when auditioning via a self-taped submission [16:26] Her experience working for Netflix while Join Scott and Mark with their guest, Rachel Redleaf, as they talk about auditioning for screen acting gigs in-person and online. Rachel is an actor, a coach, and a singer best known for her roles as Mama Cass in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and Beth Chapin in Atypical. Soon, she will also appear as young Alma Fillcot in the second season of Paramount's Why Women Kill, definitely a show to die for. But today, Rachel will be sharing her story, from discovering her passion for acting growing up to landing several roles on film and TV since then. Auditions Amid the Pandemic When asked about the audition process, Rachel touched on how auditioning for screen acting gigs changed since COVID began. Usually, she would go to an audition in person but only had one chance to get it right. And if she doesn't hear back from the casting director in three days, it often means she didn't get the part, which is incredibly disheartening when someone's just a novice. But now, auditions are done either via Zoom calls or pre-recorded submissions called ‘self-tapes.' As much of a hassle as it may seem, Rachel still appreciates the freedom of creativity self-tapes provide. After all, with video submissions, you can do as many takes as you want and still take time to choose which one to send in. Then again, what Rachel loves about self-tapes is that it gives her a chance to truly get in character, whether through their clothing or even props available at home. And if you are looking to get into screen acting as well, listen to today's episode of Amigospc, where Rachel Redleaf gives some advice on how to audition at the comfort of your own home. Acting Is Not All Glitz and Glamour Once you make it into the entertainment industry, most people believe it's all fame and fortune from there. Even the hosts thought the same when they asked Rachel what her life was like after appearing as Beth Chapin in Atypical. But to their surprise, Rachel's experience working for Netflix while going to college was not all glitz and glamour. At first, she too believed that her life would be better after appearing in her first screen acting gig. That, once everyone saw the show, she would make more friends. Then again, being in acting school often meant your schoolmates were also competition. After all, the acting industry is no stranger to jealousy. Hence, Rachel's life in college got all the more difficult. At Chapman University, she often got bullied for her success, often told that she only got lucky or never deserved it. But despite the animosity, Rachel kept going, landing more roles during and after college. Not only that, she now advocates against bullying, serving at Kid in the Corner as a board member. In the end, her perseverance is what brought her the fame and fortune she always deserved. About Rachel Redleaf: Rachel Redleaf grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona. Here, she discovered her passion for acting and singing at Scottsdale Desert Stages and Greasepaint Theaters, starting at age 4. Since then, show choir has been her happy place, especially in her time at Horizon Highschool. Meanwhile, in 2019, Rachel earned a BFA in Screen Acting from Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University. She is also an anti-bullying activist and serves on the board of Kid in the Corner. Outline of the Episode: [01:43] Rachel's progression of her career, from show choir to screen acting [04:14] The struggle of keeping up with different passwords for socials [05:31] Her thoughts on her character Beth Chapin on the Netflix show Atypical [08:04] How Atypical was the first screen acting gig she ever booked [10:41] What it was like auditioning for screen acting gigs amid the pandemic [14:28] Rachel's advice on landing a role when auditioning via a self-taped submission [16:26] Her experience working for Netflix while

Anthony Breznican joins for a look back at the Elia Kazan classic that comes with plenty of its own complications. Plus David Canfield announces the launch of Awards Insider, and the group discusses the latest drama around the Golden Globes. The episode also includes interviews with Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso) and Hannah Einbinder (Hacks).

Anthony Breznican joins for a look back at the Elia Kazan classic that comes with plenty of its own complications. Plus David Canfield announces the launch of Awards Insider, and the group discusses the latest drama around the Golden Globes. The episode also includes interviews with Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso) and Hannah Einbinder (Hacks). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Introducing our next lovely guest……Gretel Scarlett! A familiar face on Australian stages, Gretel Scarlett is best known as starring as Kathy Selden in Australia's Singin' In The Rain (Equity: DAINTY GROUP, MICHAEL CASSEL, DAVID ATKINS, LUNCHBOX PRODUCTIONS) and also as the lead role of Sandy, opposite Rob Mills, in the Australian production of Grease (Equity: David Ian Productions, GFO). ​ Gretel's past credits include the role of Sal in the 2009 Australian production of Breast Wishes (Equity: Bien-Etre), understudying and performing the main juvenile lead roles of Sophie Sheridan, Ali and Lisa in the 2009-2010 10th Anniversary tour of Mamma Mia! (Equity: Littlestar, LWAA). She also appeared as the Witch's Mother as well as understudying and performing the roles of Elphaba and Nessarose in the 2010-2012 Australian and Asian productions of Wicked (Equity: Universal, GFO) in Australia, Singapore and Korea. In 2014, she also starred in the role of Sally in Matthew Lee Robinson's production of Happy People. ​ Having graduated in 2008 from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) with a Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre). Throughout her career, Gretel has also continued her studies at various institutions such as Screen Acting at Tom McSweeney's Warehouse, Ben Ratner's Haven Studios in Vancouver, Canada, Brave Studios Melbourne and was selected as a participant in the 2014 Masterclass with Howard Fine and David Coury at the Howard Fine Acting Studio. ​She has recently returned from the USA, after studying Method Acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles under the guidance of Sharon Angela & MJ Karmi, and attending workshops and classes in New York, Utah, Boston and at the renowned Broadway Dance Centre in New York City. Gretel has just finished a season of Pippin at the Sydney Lyric Theatre where she understudied and played the roles of Catherine and Fastrada. She has recently joined the Australian cast of Frozen at Sydney's Capitol Theatre to understudy Jemma Rix as the lead role of Elsa.

What's 'emoting'?  And what are the differences between stage acting and screen acting?International stage and screen actor Greta Scacchi talks to Frances about her Bristol Old Vic Theatre School training,  talks techniques, shares some of her stories and explains how different theatre and movies are for actors to work in.Particular mentions to check out and watch are: White Mischief;  the version of Jane Austen's Emma with Gwynneth Paltrow; and the NBC miniseries A.D. The Bible Continues.  And absolutely anything starring Bette Davies...---Music: Frances

Annie Murtagh-Monks is a casting director and acting coach and has worked on 38 film & television projects shot in Western Australia, including Rabbit Proof Fence, Japanese Story, Last Train to Freo and Drift. She helped cast several internationally successful WA actors in their first screen roles including Heath Ledger, Melissa George, Emma Booth and Jai Courtney. During 2017 and 2018 she has been casting director and acting coach on Matchbox Pictures' 30 episode TV drama series "The Heights" for the ABC, Australia.Annie founded PAC Screen Workshops and PAC Script Lab - public readings of WA feature film scripts. Annie also co-founded the WA Chapter of Women in Film & TV International. She is national treasurer of the Casting Guild of Australia and is a sessional part time lecturer in Screen Acting at Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts ( WAAPA) .https://xavierburrow.com/ammcasting.com/​Contact Mike At CUT THE ACT mike@mikefarrell.com.auhttps://mikefarrell.com.au/​#AnnieMurtaghMonks​ #castingdirector​ #cuttheactpodcastSupport the show (https://paypal.me/CutTheActPodcast?locale.x=en_AU)

Adam and Craig have actor Neal Ward guest on the show to discuss his new horror movie 'Hosts' 'Hosts' (2020) A family fall victim to a series of violent murders when they invite their neighbours over for Xmas dinner. Neal grew up in Derby and attended St Benedict's school of performing arts, where he studied drama and Performing arts. He furthered his training at the International School of Screen Acting at Three Mills Studio in London. At the start of his career, he played Barry Owen in BBC 's 'Holby City.' Neal is notoriously known for playing the iconic role of 'Jack' In Richard Oakes and Adam Leaders brutally nihilistic invasion/possession film, 'Hosts'.' He played 'Finn' in the 2018 Netflix film 'Two Graves' directed by 'Harry Brown' Writer Gary Young, which won best film 2018 at the British Urban Film Festival' Neal has lead many films with gritty and often unhinged characters and is always portraying the darker and honest side of life! Support the Podcast at our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/user?u=48337700 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/guiltypleasurecinema/support

It was while working as an acting teacher and scouring scripts for relevant content her students could relate to, that Talia Rowley realised that maybe if you want something done you have to do it yourself. Meet Talia Rowley, Founder and Chief Writer of Script & Scribe Creations delivering Australian scripts for Australian kids with themes and language we can all relate to.Talia had tried it all when it came to extra-curricular activities but her mum was adamant that she just needed to find that one thing, that spark that would ignite the amazing fire she had inside her. What was that one thing? Acting of course.Taking classes at the Australian School of Performing Arts, Film and Television (ASPAFTV) Talia instantly found that fire. Graduating with a Bachelor of Film and Screen from Griffith University and a Diploma in Screen Acting from Screenwise Talia's journey then came full circle, returning to her first acting school as a teacher.Writing hundreds of scripts for her students to utilise in the classroom Talia unknowingly setting her off on her future path and what would lead to Script and Scribe Creations which launched October 2020.“For young people here in Australia doing courses and acting there was no material that was relevant for what they were facing here and the kind of challenges they were experiencing even in terms of the rhythm in which we speak. The challenge was finding stuff that was challenging and age appropriate and relevant to different age groups and being able to provide all of that in a one stop shop that teachers, parents and students knew would be exactly what they needed. It took a while but that's where it started, from just wanting to provide that resource."Talia also has a team or young writers helping her build the Script & Scribe catalogue. Her energy and passion for what they do is evident and for teachers and students heading back to the studio and school wanting to learn more check out http://scriptandscribecreations.com.au/

Actor, mentor, coach and Melbourne's dearest self tape guru Emily Joy joins Rose to explore the three key strands of your career within your control that will have you auditioning on the reg; Craft, Business and Mindset. You'll also get real tips on industry networking (forget the cold emails!), learn why your "flaws" are your most beneficial assets, and have a laugh with Emily and Rose as they reveal some things they really wish they knew when starting out!

In this weeks episode; Matt and James kickstart affairs by wishing the B'nB Pod a Happy Eighteenth episode (1.30), before discussing their personal 18th birthdays and first legal alcohol purchases (3.00). Then, the Bros revisit the world of acting for screen, with James reflecting on his recent short-film shoot. (11.30) James chats about working with a writer/director, the rehearsal process for film, and the challenges of shooting on-location. Finally, the Bros share music from California-based, Hip-Hop artist ALAS. (41.30) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gabe discusses how he envisions his characters while writing, the success of his book The Hunted after some bitter rejections, and the most important trait he looks for when deciding who to work with (hint: it involves beer).Watch The Pact: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL56i_otWhmxCvXhVGMdzyHvn9ld2vVWdn

This week in our second part, The talent continues to be only massive, We're throwing our spotlight on Some brilliant up and coming filmmakers who are screening at the Still Voices Film Festival. https://stillvoicesfilmfestival.com/ BALLYMAHON, CO. LONGFORD ONLINE - AUGUST 13TH - 16TH 2020 STREAMING NOW Fni Wrapchat is mixed by Bedford, Produced by the Headstuff Podcast Network and Sponsored by Film Equipment hire and Wildcard Distribution.  Joining the Paul's on Part two in the studio and online: Damien Varley - Life After Life Damien Varley is a first time Director from Limerick. Damien is a former Irish rugby union player who represented Munster and Captained Ireland. He played as a hooker. Damien retired from rugby in February 2015, due to a foot injury and is now looking to forge a new creative career in his other passion of storytelling. Damien gives a fascinating insight into the parallels between top professional sport and Filmaking and his hopes for the future. Laura O' Shea - Match Laura and Tony met in 2015 when they trained together in Bow Street Academy for Screen Acting. Since then, they have been continually acting, writing and/or producing together. Their first production together was a play called ‘Knowing Nathan'. It had a sold-out run-in The Complex Dublin (January 2018) and went on to win the Judge's Choice Award at Galway Fringe Festival in 2018. Now, the pair have teamed up again to create something for screen. Neither are strangers to making shorts and films - Laura's debut short film as a filmmaker ‘Hold the Line' won the award for ‘Best Short Film' at Belfast Film Festival in 2019 as well as ‘Best Acting' and ‘Best Editing' at the 2018 Richard Harris International Film Festival. Tony can be seen Acting in Irish Features Dublin Oldschool and Michael Inside, both currently streaming on Netflix.            Match is co-directed with Tony Doyle Cara Holmes - Welcome to A Bright White Limbo Cara Holmes is a director and film editor based in Ireland. Her work has predominantly been in documentary (both independent and broadcast) as well as working on TV dramas, award winning observational documentary series, experimental film and short films. Cara's interests lie in feminism, disability rights and LGBT stories, she is interested in making films that uncover interesting truths. Cara's most recent work was the Screen Ireland funded documentary ‘WELCOME TO A BRIGHT WHITE LIMBO'. Combining documentary approach and live dance performance, this visually arresting film dives into the mind and creative process of Oona Doherty' and her award-winning dance show 'Hope Hunt'. The film is set to premiere at the Cork International Film Festival, 2019. At the moment, Cara is co-directing and editing the documentary ‘TEENAGE AMBASSADORS', an inspiring story of teenage best friends Natasha and Minahil who grew up in the direct provision centre in Athlone, Ireland. The documentary will be broadcast in November, 2019        Iseult Howlett - The Grass Ceiling Iseult Howlett has been crafting stories for screen for almost 20 years. She is a multiple IFTA nominated editor and has cut a number of award-winning documentaries and short films. The Grass Ceiling is Iseult's directorial debut. Virginia Gilbert  - Day Out. Virginia Gilbert is an award-winning, BAFTA-nominated writer and director of film, TV and radio. Her screenwriting work has been placed on the BritList and she was named as a 'Star of Tomorrow' by Screen International. She is currently developing numerous original film and TV projects, including the adaptation of her debut novel, Travelling Companion. Become a patron/Supporter of Fni on: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni #WeAreFni #YouAreFNI #StaySafe #StayInformed #StayPositive WWW.WEAREFNI.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week in our second part, The talent continues to be only massive, We're throwing our spotlight on Some brilliant up and coming filmmakers who are screening at the Still Voices Film Festival. https://stillvoicesfilmfestival.com/ BALLYMAHON, CO. LONGFORD ONLINE - AUGUST 13TH - 16TH 2020 STREAMING NOW Fni Wrapchat is mixed by Bedford, Produced by the Headstuff Podcast Network and Sponsored by Film Equipment hire and Wildcard Distribution.  Joining the Paul's on Part two in the studio and online: Damien Varley - Life After Life Damien Varley is a first time Director from Limerick. Damien is a former Irish rugby union player who represented Munster and Captained Ireland. He played as a hooker. Damien retired from rugby in February 2015, due to a foot injury and is now looking to forge a new creative career in his other passion of storytelling. Damien gives a fascinating insight into the parallels between top professional sport and Filmaking and his hopes for the future. Laura O' Shea - Match Laura and Tony met in 2015 when they trained together in Bow Street Academy for Screen Acting. Since then, they have been continually acting, writing and/or producing together. Their first production together was a play called ‘Knowing Nathan’. It had a sold-out run-in The Complex Dublin (January 2018) and went on to win the Judge’s Choice Award at Galway Fringe Festival in 2018. Now, the pair have teamed up again to create something for screen. Neither are strangers to making shorts and films - Laura’s debut short film as a filmmaker ‘Hold the Line’ won the award for ‘Best Short Film’ at Belfast Film Festival in 2019 as well as ‘Best Acting’ and ‘Best Editing’ at the 2018 Richard Harris International Film Festival. Tony can be seen Acting in Irish Features Dublin Oldschool and Michael Inside, both currently streaming on Netflix.            Match is co-directed with Tony Doyle Cara Holmes - Welcome to A Bright White Limbo Cara Holmes is a director and film editor based in Ireland. Her work has predominantly been in documentary (both independent and broadcast) as well as working on TV dramas, award winning observational documentary series, experimental film and short films. Cara’s interests lie in feminism, disability rights and LGBT stories, she is interested in making films that uncover interesting truths. Cara's most recent work was the Screen Ireland funded documentary ‘WELCOME TO A BRIGHT WHITE LIMBO’. Combining documentary approach and live dance performance, this visually arresting film dives into the mind and creative process of Oona Doherty’ and her award-winning dance show 'Hope Hunt’. The film is set to premiere at the Cork International Film Festival, 2019. At the moment, Cara is co-directing and editing the documentary ‘TEENAGE AMBASSADORS’, an inspiring story of teenage best friends Natasha and Minahil who grew up in the direct provision centre in Athlone, Ireland. The documentary will be broadcast in November, 2019        Iseult Howlett - The Grass Ceiling Iseult Howlett has been crafting stories for screen for almost 20 years. She is a multiple IFTA nominated editor and has cut a number of award-winning documentaries and short films. The Grass Ceiling is Iseult's directorial debut. Virginia Gilbert  - Day Out. Virginia Gilbert is an award-winning, BAFTA-nominated writer and director of film, TV and radio. Her screenwriting work has been placed on the BritList and she was named as a 'Star of Tomorrow' by Screen International. She is currently developing numerous original film and TV projects, including the adaptation of her debut novel, Travelling Companion. Become a patron/Supporter of Fni on: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymeacoffee.com%2Ffni%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0kD26R2Tl0YB1WDhfTcIk2kaxFGtra86l3Xn0H5jRead4ww-duXIwz0CY&h=AT3uA2oZ5jDFvi92seoFmEO8IoWlVgC2C8FDMiyt456_btk9OP4WtC3wseLJ8RyjRZdhdZ9U4BZ_E6jetVxgHrB_W1KlESGGuASgTO8wH2H9mpPIRPoC6JA4ijDM22CznS1Vx2QZ1CSwue35GUMSNrqZPSyL) #WeAreFni (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/wearefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG) #YouAreFNI (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/youarefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG) #StaySafe (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/staysafe?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG) #StayInformed (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/stayinformed?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG) #StayPositive (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/staypositive?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG) WWW.WEAREFNI.COM (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2FWWW.WEAREFNI.COM%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3O86-JGARQ-lEhbDk1tI4iPs-IveYXswBmtrbLFxlCQR87TtNfcUt7IEU&h=AT3aoqXPN-Ji0hWcR7b1U8F1WKOD6ksGhmepWBN4J4fN1fd4U_ZxOnvRmBah-5hEK2uiv1f-OEJzyYl4lIqzYHUv3plISZZxaS3s6YeRNhnBStz1ainqVe67it4j8FxV7BrNOVGO6U51IWACerTgSVYiAaU9)

Another gripping two parter, this time featuring award-winning writer Gabriel Bergmoser. In this episode honest Gabe chats candidly about why you should be doing independent projects, how to transition from screen to stage and auditioning with the writer in the room. Plus he shares some shocking audition nightmares!

Seasoned industry pro Zara wears many hats as an assistant director, independent director, writer and producer for stage and screen. In this juicy two-parter Zara sits down with Rose to condense and dispense her years of wisdom into direct advice for actors on how to be adored on a set, how to avoid getting on the wrong side of the crew and much more.

In today's episode I'm lucky to be joined by a very talented actor, Thomas Coombes, who is known for his work on TV shows such as Save Me, Man Down and Jekyll and Hyde, as well as his portrayal as Oswald in stage performances of King Lear in 2016. I talked to Tom about what COVID-19 has meant for the acting world, his personal creative process and the importance of drama education in schools. You can follow Tom on Twitter @thommycoombes and get in touch with the show on Instagram at @artimitateslifepodcast. Hosted by John Reynolds. Jingle by Gabriel Ness (@GabrielNessComposer on Instagram.)

Jonathan Ederers Leidenschaften sind Filme und das Schreiben. Auf seiner neuen Website https://www.filmmassiv.com verbindet er beides, indem er Analysen, Kritiken, Essays und mehr über Filme schreibt. Außerdem interviewt er Filmschaffende und stellt sie und ihre Arbeit vor. In dieser Podcast-Folge beschreibt Jonathan unter anderem, wie seine Beschäftigung mit dem Medium Film über das reine Konsumieren hinaus geht, was ihn daran besonders fasziniert, und dass das Filmeschauen selbst auch eine Kunst sein kann. Film Massiv auf Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmMassiv Film Massiv auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmmassiv/ Von mir erwähnte Podcast-Folge mit Sabine Schröder: Backstage Folge 18 - Screen Acting in Berlin. *** BACKSTAGE! bei iTunes und Spotify: nach „BackstagePodcast“ oder „Leni Bohrmann“ suchen. Blog: https://backstage.podcaster.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackstagePodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backstage_podcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Backstage_Pod Kontakt Leni Bohrmann: backstagepodcast@gmx.de BACKSTAGE! wird gefördert durch den Stadtverband für Kultur der Stadt Neustadt e.V.

This is an edited version of our recent live stream where Miranda discussed screen acting and naturalism. Miranda’s approach is based on years of writing and performing Verbatim theatre in prisons in New Zealand, Australia and the UK, as well as her work as an on-set acting coach with renowned actors and directors on films all over the world. In her work with actors and directors Miranda aims to shift paradigms, empowering creatives to realise their own talent. She introduces simple but innovative ways of thinking about and achieving connection and character. She has developed a series of tools and exercises for use in rehearsal and on-set that get actors to where they need to be, fast.

Our 6th episode marks the start of our remote podcasting. Adam Robert Lewis sits down (virtually) with actress, Amanda Henderson. Henderson began her acting career in 'Everybody Loves A Winner' at Royal Exchange Manchester directed by Neil Barett. From there, Henderson hit the West End playing Charlotte in Cameron Mackintosh's revival of Oliver at Drury Lane directed by Rupert Goold. In 2013, Henderson became a household name, landing a role in BBC's Casualty. The British medical drama is the longest running emergency medical drama series in the world. Henderson plays Robyn Miller, staff nurse at Holby City Hospital and over the course of her six years on set has become a series regular and a much loved character of the television series. Henderson has also experienced life on the Silver Screen appearing in the 2012 film Les Misérables.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/brewingactors)

Sabine Schröder ist 20 Jahre alt und studiert seit Ende 2018 Film-Schauspiel an der dBs Film in Berlin und arbeitet dort auf ihren Bachelor in Screen Acting hin. Im vergangenen Jahr wirkte sie an über 15 Kurzfilmprojekten mit, einem Musikvideo und nahm an Film-Wettbewerben und -Festivals teil. In dieser Podcast-Folge beschreibt Sabine unter anderem ihre Unterrichtsfächer und Projekte an der Uni, ihre positiven und negativen Erfahrungen mit der Arbeit mit den eigenen Emotionen und ihre Träume, Wünsche und Ziele. Sabines Website: https://www.sabineschroder.com/ dBsFilm Berlin: https://www.dbsfilm.net/ dBsFilm bei Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dbsfilmberlin Musikvideo „Berlin“ von Yetundey: https://youtu.be/pAbdvHhsRwY *** BACKSTAGE! bei iTunes und Spotify: nach „BackstagePodcast“ oder „Leni Bohrmann“ suchen. Blog: https://backstage.podcaster.de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BackstagePodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backstage_podcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Backstage_Pod Kontakt Leni Bohrmann: backstagepodcast@gmx.de BACKSTAGE! wird gefördert durch den Stadtverband für Kultur der Stadt Neustadt e.V.

On Personality Bingo this week; Ali Hardiman, an actress of both stage and screen. Ali will perform in DISCONNECTED, a play she has written, which will run nightly @ 7.30pm in The New Theatre from January 21st to February 2nd inc. She plays 'Scarlett' in another one of her plays 'ELECTRIC' alongside fellow agency actress Ericka Roe who plays 'Joni'. It ran at several theatre festivals over the summer including the Electric Picnic in September having enjoyed a sell-out 2 week run in The Theatre Upstairs in Dublin earlier in 2018. 'ELECTRIC' is written by Ali and directed by Clare Maguire. Screen Acting wise Ali reprises her role of 'Professor X' (and other characters) in the second IFTA Award Winning series of "BERNARD DUNNE'S MYTHICAL LEGENDS" for RTE2 Television which is currently in post-production. Also in post-production is Jumper Productions Irish Film Board funded short "SOMETHING DOESN'T FEEL RIGHT" in which Ali plays 'Stacey'. The film is directed by Fergal Costello and produced by Fiona Kinsella. Ali also plays the supporting role of 'Miranda' in Treasure Entertainment's feature film "METAL HEART" directed by Hugh O’Conor, 'Becca' in the IADT graduation short 'BREASTFRIENDS' directed by Eleanor Rogers, a role in "LEAVE TO REMAIN" also for Treasure Entertainment/RTE Storyland, 'Ali' in the short film "A DIFFERENT KIND OF DAY" directed by Maria Doyle Kennedy and 'Sarah Dunne' in Tile Films "ASSASSINS" for TV3. Her theatre credits also include "INSIDE THE GPO" (Fishamble), "FIZZY DRINKS WITH TWO STRAWS" (Theatre Upstairs), "PROCLAMATION" (Smock Alley Theatre) and "Re:THINK" which Ali wrote and performed herself (Smock Alley Theatre).

Stephanie is a dancer, actor and maker from the West of Ireland currently based in Dublin. Stephanie holds a BA in Dance from the Rotterdam Dance Academy in the Netherlands. Since graduating she has worked for companies and choreographers in the UK, the Netherlands and Ireland such as Protein Dance, Icon Dance, Chrysalis Dance, United Fall/Emma Martin, Dam Van Huynh, Marguerite Donlon, Theo Clinkard, Liz Roche and John Heginbotham. Stephanie spent two years in the full time programme at Bow Street, the Academy for Screen Acting in Dublin. While there she worked with Directors Shimmy Marcus, Lance Daly, Jim Sheridan and Cathy Brady among others. Stephanie has been featured in music videos for Talos, Galia Arad, Join Me in the Pines, Edel Meade and Crash Ensemble. Stephanie has appeared in national campaigns for Dublin Airport Authority and Bank of Ireland and was the face of the Galway International Arts Festival in 2017 and 2018. Stephanie's own choreographic work has been performed at the Clonmel Junction Festival, Galway Culture Night and Cork Midsummer Festival. She is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, Dance Ireland and Galway Dance Project. Stephanie is a recipient of a 2018 Arts Council Artists' bursary to explore a dance work in conjunction with the work of poet Dani Gill.

Most recently Michael-David wrapped a role on ‘Quantico’ for ABC Studios as well as the Irish feature film ‘The Comeback’. He will be seen in 2018 playing Shane Twomey for Element Pictures’ ‘Red Rock’. He performed in Reality:Check Productions’ ‘Disco Pigs & Sucking Dublin’ which won the Irish Times Theatre Award for Best Ensemble.  In 2017 he appeared in White Label’s production of ‘The Eurydice Project’ which ran at the Project Arts Centre, as Edmund in ‘King Lear’ at the Mill Theatre, as well as ‘The Voice Factor [X]’ at The New Theatre. Further screen credits include '3 Friends', ‘Summon Her Children’ and ’Bonsoir Luna’.  Previous theatre credits include Rough Magic’s ‘The Critic’ at the Dublin Theatre Festival, the premiere of ‘According To His Need’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, as well as ‘HOSTEL 16’ at the Dublin Fringe Festival directed by Raymond Keane. He is a singer and a multi-instrumentalist proficient with piano, guitar, and mandolin.  Michael-David McKernan is a graduate of The Programme for Screen Acting at Bow Street Film Academy. He has previously trained in Physical Theatre at the London Academy of Dramatic Art and holds a First Class Honours degree in Drama & Theatre Studies at the Samuel Beckett Centre in Trinity College.

Ericka is cast in the recurring role of 'ALANNAH SHOREY' in the BBC Television drama "THE DUBLIN MURDERS" which is currently in production in Belfast and Dublin. Later this month will see Ericka reprise her role of 'Charleigh' in The Breadline Collective's play "WELL, THAT'S WHAT I HEARD" which will run in The Project Arts Centre in Dublin's Templebar from November 26th to December 1st. This must see play is written and directed by Thommas Kane Byrne. She also plays 'TINA' in "TAKEN DOWN" which airs on RTE 1 on Sundays. "TAKEN DOWN" is directed by David Caffrey (LoveHate). Ericka's screen credits also include 'Shauna' in JELLY BABY directed by Naomi Fagan, and 'Erika' in “A DIFFERENT KIND OF DAY” directed by Maria Doyle Kennedy. Ericka performed in NASSIM acting alongside Soleimanpour reading a script that they were given at the beginning of the show in the Project Arts Centre Cube as part of this year's Dublin Theatre Festival. Early September saw her perform as 'Joni' in Ali Hardiman's play 'ELECTRIC' which ran at this year's Electric Picnic. Other theatre credits include "MY SON, MY SON" (Mary) which ran in Dublin's Project Arts Centre, The Axis in Ballymun, and The Mermaid Theatre in Bray, 'Ilse' in SPRING AWAKENING (Ill Advised Theatre Company), 'Paula' in THE BOY WITH THE HALOGYN HAIR written by Eddie Naughton and directed by Kieran McDonald, and 'Alma' in Derek Masterson’s QUEENS OF PIMLICO (No Tears Productions). Ericka is a founding member of The Breadline Collective and played the role of 'Charleigh' in their production “SAY NOTHIN’ TO NO ONE” written by Thommas Kane Byrne which has been recently nominated for The Stewart Parker Trust Award. Ericka is a graduate Bull Alley Theatre Training Company and is also a graduate of the full time programme at Bow Street Academy for Screen Acting.

Many of our favourite television series, have featured today’s guest. Iconic shows that were part of our nightly viewing – defining our identity and celebrating the culture. His performances captured us through an array of quintessentially Australian characters; telling stories of WW2 in The Sullivans, Outback Australia in The Flying Doctors and protecting our boarders in Patrol Boat. Fronting them all was charismatic and handsome Andrew McFarlane. In a career that has encompassed television, stage and film, he continues to work in all platforms – citing a delight in a new ‘career’ playing ‘arseholes’. This only proves what a dependable and accomplished actor he is. 

In this episode of The Actors’ Room, Lynn Larkin chats to Geraldine McAlinden. Originally from County Armagh, Geraldine trained originally as a solicitor and worked in the UK and Ireland. She trained and worked part-time as an actor and director for theatre until 2012 when she left law to take up a place in the first one year Screen Acting programme run by the Factory now Bow Street Academy. During that time she trained with Kirsten Sheridan, Shimmy Marcus, Lance Daly and Maureen Hughes during the one year Screen Acting Programme in The Factory (now Bow Street) and with the Gaiety School of Acting and the Focus Theatre. She is a member of The Actor’s Studio in Bow Street. Film credits include the features The Secret Scripture, The Truth Commissioner, How to be Happy, ANTON and Portrait of a Zombie (Winner of the 2013 Underground Film Festival’s Best Independent Feature award). Geraldine’s performance in Portrait of a Zombie led to her being long listed for an IFTA for Best Actress in a leading role in a feature film in 2013. Geraldine’s TV acting credits include the IFTA winning Red Rock and Cumann na mBan 100 as well as Scup and RTE’s children’s show Spooky Stakeout. Geraldine’s recent theatre credits include One Day by Dick Walsh, Remember to Breathe (Dublin Fringe 2015), Friendly Fire, Mary Stuart, Beyond Therapy!, Philidelphia Here I come!, and various characters in the longplay improv Spoonfed (Dublin Fringe 2005). Geraldine’s directing credits include the plays Orphans, The New York Monologues and The Cripple of Inishmaan and the short film Helmets and Thorny Island. Her writing credits include the tiny play Knowing (which was published and produced by  Fishamble’s Tiny Plays for Ireland) and the short films The Crack and Any Given Night (which she co-wrote). Her film production credits include Enough (selected for screening at the 2015 Corona Fastnet Short Film Festival). Geraldine is one of the two founding members of Alchemy 8 Productions whose production of Orphans was highlighted as one of the theatre highlights in Dublin for 2015. Geraldine can be seen soon in the new season of Striking Out   on Rte and in the upcoming feature films Zoo, Dark lies the island and Black 47. Currently she can be seen playing Jennifer in the web-series Fix Me by Tom Moran. http://filmireland.net/ http://filmireland.net/category/the-actors-room/

Welcome back to Nothing Shines Like Dirt Episode 27, featuring director/filmmaker Elyse Niblett. Her film "The Broken Ones" premiered at the Soho International Film Festival, lessons learned while directing a feature, and digging for the emotional life of your characters. Born and raised in California, Elyse began a life of performance as a ballet dancer. After thirteen years she began training in sketch and paint art. At 21 years of age she discovered acting. She graduated with a BFA in Screen Acting at Chapman University but it wasn't until a few years after graduating that she shifted her focus to directing. With the help of Tony Spiridakis and his Manhattan Film Institute, she made her debut film, The End of the World, about a woman at the end of her rope in a loveless marriage. At MFI, Elyse met Cece King, who would later hire her as the director for the Independent Feature Film, The Broken Ones, which just had its world premiere at the opening night of the SOHO Int'l Film Festival to a sold out theater. Last year Elyse created her production company, Gray Space Productions, with her long time colleague and friend, Blair Nichols. Through her company she has created video content for companies along with narrative short films. They are now in development with two separate feature films, with Elyse at the helm as director. Elyse was always drawn to storytelling and found her home behind the camera. Her background in acting has aided her interpretation of scripts and her ability to shape actor performances. She is beyond excited and grateful for the continued success of her first feature, The Broken Ones, and looks forward to many more. Her favorite part about film is the collaborative process, working with fellow creatives to build a narrative that strives to move, inspire and enlighten her viewers. She would not be here were it not for the tireless support of her family and friends. " Facebook.com/Elyse.niblett None E_niblett Www.elyseniblett.com The Broken Ones - http://m.imdb.com/title/tt4060498/ www.grayspaceproductions.com iLove - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K9nk154nOMo "