Podcasts about stage acting

Welcome to the DMF. Where I try to find out what motivates people behind the scenes in the world of acting and entertainment. Today on the podcast I am talking to film director and podcaster: Damien Swaby. This week we talk about being an actor and starting his podcast. As always you can reach me on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook with my name Justin Younts. Thank you for listening and sit back and enjoy. Welcome to the DMF. I'm Justin Younts. This is part two. I transitioned from acting to filmmaking, and it was a journey filled with challenges and revelations. I didn't go to film school; instead, I learned on set, surrounded by talented crew members and directors. My background as an actor allowed me to observe the intricacies of filmmaking, which sparked my interest in creating my own short films and documentaries. I realized that the acting opportunities were dwindling, and I needed to pivot my career towards filmmaking. Throughout my acting career, I often found myself more engaged with the crew than the cast. I was fascinated by the technical aspects of filmmaking, from cinematography to editing. This curiosity led me to create my own projects, where I could collaborate with the talented individuals I had met along the way. However, the transition wasn't easy. I faced financial struggles and a lack of opportunities, which made me question my path. I often reflect on my time as an actor, the joy of performing, and the frustration of not finding the right roles. The last few years of my acting career were particularly challenging, as I relied heavily on commercials for income. The pay had stagnated, and the opportunities seemed to diminish with each passing year. I felt like a starving artist, proud of my work but struggling to make ends meet. Despite these challenges, I found solace in storytelling and the desire to create new narratives. I started the Filmmaking Conversations Podcast to share my journey and connect with others in the industry. Through this platform, I've had the privilege of speaking with a diverse range of guests, from Oscar winners to independent filmmakers. Each conversation has enriched my understanding of the craft and inspired me to keep pushing forward. If you're passionate about filmmaking or considering a career transition, I encourage you to embrace your journey. Learn from your experiences, connect with others, and never lose sight of your passion for storytelling. Together, we can navigate the ever-evolving landscape of the film industry and create meaningful work that resonates with audiences. Thank you for joining me on this journey, and I hope to inspire you to pursue your dreams in filmmaking. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/filmmaking-conversations-podcast-with-damien-swaby/id1260717243 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:06 - Transition from Acting to Filmmaking 00:02:12 - Acting Experience and Challenges 00:03:49 - Stage Acting and New Stories 00:03:49 - Acting Process and Challenges 00:07:31 - Acting Training and Techniques 00:11:41 - Starting a Podcast 00:15:14 - Joining Indie Film Hustle Podcast Network

Actor and producer Bradley Whitford, from hit shows such as The West Wing and The Handmaid's Tale, joins the program to chat about his long career in film and television and political activism.

Jason Alexander, who is best known for playing George Costanza on Seinfeld, joins Lisa Dent to talk about returning to stage acting, his love for Chicago, and how he prepared himself to play corrupt lawyer Sammy Champo in the new play Judgement Day, playing at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater now through May 26th. Follow The Lisa […]

In this fourth episode of SHIFT HAPPENS A Podcast with Claudia Mahler, Claudia spends time with actress turned celebrity trainer turned womb healer, Vili Hickey. Vili, originally from Austria and now at home in Austin, Texas with her young family, shares a significant experience of the shocking misconception of the female body by a medical practitioner, and how she went from being left alone with her pain to flourishing into a  journey of self compassion, of starting her own business, of facing the taboo of the raging mother, all the way to embracing, learning and practicing the art of womb healing. SHIFT HAPPENS is a bi-weekly podcast (released every second Wednesday). SHIFT HAPPENS creates a space for women to pause for a moment and to share, to listen and to feel heard. A space where we connect and talk about life and its pivotal moments. This podcast is a little window into the world. Host Claudia Mahler invited women from all walks of life, and various counties, countries, and continents. She is in conversation with authors, business owners, artists, life coaches, change-makers. All these women have their individual life stories, and much wisdom to share.Follow and learn more about episode guest Vili Hickey at: vilifit.comTo learn more about SHIFT HAPPENS, click here To learn more about Claudia's business Curated Conversations and her Salons in New York, Zurich and Berlin, click hereYou can also connect with Claudia on Instagram @claudiamahlerconversations and LinkedIn at ClaudiaMahlerNYCThis podcast is created, produced and hosted by Claudia Mahler.Marketing support by Amy Jacobus Marketing.

In this episode, we learn about Keith's relationship with acting and how his love for his family brought him back to it after a series of tragedies. Thank you as always for tuning in and supporting the channel. If you'd like to go the extra mile to help keep this channel up and running, please consider subscribing on Buzzsprout at this link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2234119/supportEvery little bit helps, if you can't support this way, leaving a review on podcast platforms goes a long way.Here's what I used to capture this episode. By using these affiliate links, you help support the channel. Thanks in advance! A-Camera: Sony A7iii - https://amzn.to/45vuv6vB-Camera: Sony A7Rii - https://amzn.to/46mx3DYMic: Rode Podmic - https://rb.gy/4il2iMixer: Rodecaster Pro - https://rb.gy/b4v50Light: Godox SL60 - https://rb.gy/58xciMy Headphones: Beats Studio3 - https://amzn.to/3Ll5OBVMy Guest's Headphones: https://amzn.to/46wjeDfSupport the show

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

One of the greatest opportunities we have on this podcast, is bringing light to areas that many may not know about.  This is definitely one of those moments.  Located in Belle, West Virginia is what we think could be one of the best places to see a theatrical performance that is well played and easy on the wallet.  Join us as we talk to the director Cathy Deobler about the great things happening at Mountain Roots Theater.Support the show

In the latest episode of This Could Be a Podcast, Nathan and Bobby discuss Licorice Pizza, Stage Acting and Student Debt Relief. Support the Show at:https://www.patreon.com/ThisCouldBeaPodcastPayPal:www.PayPal.com/paypalme/ThisCouldBeaPodcast

Betty White was a pioneer in television and entertainment industries that last over eight decades. So in what would have been her 100th, we pay tribute to America's favorite Grandma. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BETTY!!!

Karen Henthorn is an incredibly versatile actor who has appeared in numerous dramas, soaps such as Coronation Street and Eastenders, and series including Silent Witness, Casualty, Heartbeat, Holby City, The Bill and Shameless. She also teaches screen acting at Italia Conti Academy. What's her favourite role and why? What, and how were her experiences in War Horse?

First from the Ojai Art Center Theater Gai Jones and Suzy Thatcher talk about the Sage to Stage Acting Workshop. Then from the Ojai Film Festival Artistic Director Steve Grumette ... The post Sage to Stage Acting Workshop & Ojai Film Festival appeared first on Elizabeth Appraisals.

We recorded this episode when the west coast fires were raging all up and down California, Oregon, and Washington state in Sep 2020. We talked about Amy's journey to becoming a stage actor as well as what her world looks like today as a company member for Oregon Shakespeare Festival (https://www.osfashland.org) (OSF) during COVID-19. One thing we talked about during this episode is how much the arts bring into the U.S. economy every year — on average, $877B is added to the economy, it employs 5.1M people, and is 4.5% of the GDP. Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a funny bit of tape about the "Scottish play". Special Guest: Amy Kim Waschke.

In our Fanimania 7 event we held many panels, and events with our online event. This was one of the first panels we hosted called The Ring is My Stage Acting 101 with the CWF. As always you subscribe to our twitch channel to watch live shows on twitch.tv/cwfnetwork, past edited shows, watch our live bi-weekly podcast, and support us! If you want to directly support our work you can through our pateron at https://www.patreon.com/CosplayWrestlingFederation --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosplay-wrestling-federation/support

A former New Yorker living in Florida, Libbie Baylinson is a theatre and voice-over actress. I test her when it comes to the accents she can do, and we talk about auditing and finding roles. She has some excellent advice as a voice-over artist on finding characters and practicing voices. Libbie shares some hilarious stories about auditioning and random things that happen on stage that people have to work through during a live performance. You can follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/libbiesvoice/ https://www.instagram.com/libbiebaylinson/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unemployed-actor/support

Spring has sprung... We have for your listening pleasure Episode 268 of "Troubadours and Raconteurs with E.W. Conundrum Demure." Episode 268 features an engaging conversation with acclaimed actor, playwright and lyricist David Cale. David and I discuss his Journey from England to the West Village and Ultimately to Broadway. We also talk about Making Ends Meet as an Artist. David shares some of his Thoughts Regarding the Writing and Production of Harry Clarke - his Critically Acclaimed one man Show presently running at the Minetta Lane Theater in NYC featuring Tony Award winning Actor Billy Crudup. We delve into several other areas of discourse as well - A Comparison of Stage Acting and Acting for Film, Writing Songs for Elvis Costello & Debbie Harry to sing, Art's Importance to Humanity... Episode 268 includes an EW Essay titled "Still." Our Associate Producer Dr. Michael Pavese shares another finely crafted & beautifully read essay titled "Kiss Today Goodbye." We have a poem called "Hooray." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephan Grapelli, Frank Sinatra, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Elvis Costello, Chorus Line Revival 2006 Cast, Nellie McKay, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Moosic Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell your Friends and Neighbors...

This week Ray talks about what it's like to actually rehearse a play and then perform in from of a live audience. Ray discusses the sheer terror of the first performance and the development of a play over time. 

This Week’s Guest: Richard Young Richard Young, who is the Vice President, Advertising at ArcaMax Publishing, Inc., joined me to chat on my podcast, This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins. Episode 26 I wanted to learn more about the real Richard, so I asked him a variety of questions I figured he had not been asked in previous interviews. We discussed... Acting in a production of Hello Dolly Living in Newport News, VA The music of Jimmy Buffett The size of his email inbox Homeschooling March Madness brackets Links from this episode ArcaMax Publishing Richard on LinkedIn Richard on Facebook Thank you for listening Please leave a comment or feel free to contact me. And if you enjoyed this episode of This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins, please share it.

Aron Eisenberg Talks Nog and Star Trek. Deep Space Nine did wonders for the Ferengi, transforming them from campy comic-relief villains into a mirror for ourselves and what we're like today. Although Quark got the headline role, his brother Rom and nephew Nog made perhaps the biggest strides. Nog in particular went from thieving kid in “Emissary” to a Starfleet officer by the final season, showing a depth of character equal to that of any other member of the crew. In this episode of The Orb, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing are joined by the man who brought Nog to life: Aron Eisenberg. Aron shares the story of how he landed the role, how he had to rely on “The Last Outpost” for Ferengi guidance, the evolution of the character from Jake's friend to Starfleet officer, and much more. We also talk about Aron's upcoming appearance at the 2050 Daytona Beach con in Florida, and his current health situation which includes ongoing kidney dialysis and the search for a donor. If you'd like to find out more about 2050 Daytona Beach, set for Halloween weekend (Oct 30 - Nov 1), visit http://2050.events. ChaptersLanding the Role of Nog (00:02:48)Growing Into the Character (00:06:14)The Siege of AR-558 and Its Aftermath (00:11:26)Aron's Relationship with Cirroc (00:17:26)Stage Acting and Star Trek (00:21:50)Creating the Mould of Nog (00:29:00)Aron's Favorite DS9 Scripts and Stories (00:32:26)2050 Daytona Beach (00:38:33)Aron's Kidney Dialysis and Donor Search (00:45:15)Closing (00:53:33) HostsC Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing GuestAron Eisenberg ProductionC Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Ruth Ward (Associate Producer) Will Nguyen (Associate Producer) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Will Nguyen (Content Manager)

Rick Connor was in Eryn’s very first show ever! Rick is a community theatre regular for many years now here in the Upstate of South Carolina. Recently he was seen as Sheriff Earl in All Shook UP at the Greenville Little Theatre, and in Smokey Joe’s Café, A Christmas Carol as Jacob Marley which he has played several times and will play once again this coming December at GLT along with Eryn. 

VAM 098 | Q & A Session 18 – How Does Stage Acting Help with Voice Acting & What I Did to Improve My Skills Welcome to episode 98 of the Voice Acting Mastery podcast with yours truly, Crispin Freeman! As always, you can listen to the podcast using the player above, or download the […]

In this episode Brian and Ike discuss camera and cinematography with a focus on the various angles, styles, and uses in game design. How to choose a camera, iterate on it, and reference film cinematography are all covered in this jam packed episode. We got feedback! It's such a great feeling when we hear back from listeners since we're flying blind so to speak. Please keep it coming with your feedback so we can make the most out of your listening experience! We have been busy with our own studios, but enjoy taking the time out to make this podcast. 5 Ways to Consider Using Camera and Cinematography for Video Games Camera and cinematography in video games are similar to that of movies. There's a lot to consider and sift through to keep the right amount of dramatic feel to your game. 3rd Person Camera Strategically use Camera and Handle Views Controls and Camera Relative Controls Cinematography 101 Camera Angles Getting Started with the 3rd Person Camera Using a 3rd person camera creates a more artistic video game with a cinematic feel as apposed to using just a 1st person camera. You're able to do more story telling in your game design as well as identify with the main character like in the movies. The player can see just how cool the character looks and is going to feel like that character in a clear connection. This concept brought on more female characters in videogames as well - Tomb Raider example. Strategically use Camera and Handling Views For your video game you want to create a great experience for the player. A way you can do this is to use many different shots and angles during game play. Diablo example. Also you can relate back to acting and the difference between Movies and Stage Acting and apply it to game developing. The goal is to use the camera strategically. Views can challenging because it is a sensitive thing that needs to be done well since it is the eyes the viewer is looking through. A few things to consider are: How far back do I want the Camera How fast do I want the Camera to rotate How fast will the Camera move What happens when player goes around the corner What happens when an obstacle is in the way There is so much more with no specific answer, you just have to keep playing and testing your game. Sometimes the answers depend on your environment. Controls and Camera Relative Controls Remember every time you touch the camera, it will have an effect on the controls. It is a one to one relationship and when developing, it's important to spend the same amount of time for both. You can use the camera in combination with the controls to help guide the player. (Rage example. Resident Evil example). Try to tame the camera. Think about movies and the restraint they use. The cameras are mostly still and subtle. Don't make it about the camera, the player shouldn't be thinking about the camera. You know you're doing the camera right when you don't notice the camera. Use the Camera as a tool in game design: Can have other influences or something interesting in the environment Use camera to guide them Hint the player where to go - softly Shadow of the Colossus and Journey example Cinematography 101 The Theory of Thirds is essential in video game development because you want your character not to be in the middle of the screen, that would be boring. So, first you take your frame, divide into 3 horizontal lines and 3 vertical lines like a tic tac toe board. The 4 points where the lines intersect are the most dramatic. (Examples of formula to create more drama. Gears of War example). It adds drama whenever you change how the camera performs. Depth of Field is another great tool to use in game design and development. (Source example). The camera focus is really important and needs to be used correctly. It acts as a soft way to lead the player since eyes naturally follow what's in focus. Camera Angles Two camera angles to consider:

Voice Acting vs. Stage Acting with Caitlin Glass and Tiffany Grant, an Ai-Kon 2009 panel.

Voice Acting vs. Stage Acting with Caitlin Glass and Tiffany Grant, an Ai-Kon 2009 panel.

Voice Acting vs. Stage Acting with Caitlin Glass and Tiffany Grant, an Ai-Kon 2009 panel.

Voice Acting vs. Stage Acting with Caitlin Glass and Tiffany Grant, an Ai-Kon 2009 panel.

Behind The Scenes – EP 003: Mark Bruzee on the Transition from Stage Acting to Voice Acting Mark Bruzee, actor of stage and voiceover, delights us with tales of his involvement in Darker Projects and the roots of Night Terrors and the Harbinger. Have a listen and find out the answer to the burning question: […] The post BTS – EP 003: Mark Bruzee on the Transition from Stage Acting to Voice Acting first appeared on Darker Projects.