Acting like a Mom

Sarah Scott- Actress/ Intimacy Coordinator 

I was looking forward to having Sarah on the show and she did not disappoint! I actually reached out to her a while back when I was considering moving out of the city and making the commute for work. So glad I did because here I am moved out of the city and thriving… at least enjoying having space for the family. We talk about this and so much more. 

You may have seen her guest starring on shows such as The Orville, Castle, Bones, or True Blood - and she notably portrayed Courtney Love in the feature film Soaked In Bleach.  Five years ago Sarah hit the ground running as one of the pioneer intimacy coordinators in the industry and has been working ever since. Her credits include all four seasons of Hacks - which just won the Emmy for Best Comedy Series, as well as HBO’s Winning Time, Good Girls on NBC, the Netflix films You People and Rebel Moon, the film Lonely Planet as well as the Taylor Sheridan series 1923 and she’s currently in production on The Madison.

Fun fact: Sarah was one of the original silhouette dancers in the famous Apple iPod campaigns.

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Work, work, work work work!!! It’s time to get that work in. 

Let’s be honest that is one of the most nerve wracking part about being pregnant in this industry, wondering what opportunities there are when you are pregnant? 

Don’t fear there is work but it just takes a while to get there, just gotta be patient. I briefly discuss my experience working while pregnant.

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Ayla Marzolf, Actor, Model, Director, Writer

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We couldn’t have had a better first guest! Aylya is radiant and resilient beautiful human inside and out. This episode explorers motherhood after divorce and proves that you can still have success. During the recording of this episode, she was pregnant with her second child, but came with knowledge from her first experience in how to maneuver through the industry. We also touch on:

-The power of your voice when you have a homebirth.

-Providing as a single mother

-Building a village

-Maternity leave as an artist

-Domestic Violence ** Trigger warning**

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I felt like it would be rude to not introduce myself, so here we go!

Welcome to the Acting Like a Mom podcast where we all about how it is to navigate and balance motherhood in the entertainment industry.