Inside Acting!

Join your Host from the East Coast, your Sage of the Stage, William Powell, aka The King of DC Media as he welcomes Chad Eric Smith, actor and writer of the vampire short Dark Therapy, and other special guest. Dial 347.884.8997 to speak with the guest or the host. It will be positively frightening!

Read more about Dark Therapy here:

"Erebus is a 251 year old vampire who seeks psychiatric treatment for a phobia that impacts his way of life. It was an exciting and empowering experience to write and bring to life the type of quirky character I’m attracted to as an actor. I named him “Erebus” because it is the name of the primordial deity who personifies darkness in Greek mythology. I liked the idea of his name representing something opposite of his harmless, apprehensive, and constantly mortified demeanor." - Chad Eric Smith

Director Brandon Freer talks about his short film Capsized, which earned two nominations at Action on Film recently, his new film 18%, his work with the March of Dimes and his advice for young filmmakers. Watch the trailer for Capsized here at this link! Look at Brandon's Website by clicking here! "Born and raised in Chicago, my passion for writing, film and art started at a very young age and has impacted my life in a multitude of ways. I won the Young Author's writing contest at the age of 12 and was accepted to a private art school by age 16. My current project "CAPSIZED" tells the story of a young bride-to-be who must find a way to save her fiancé from drowning in a cargo hold of a capsized cruise ship - using only a cell phone."

Then in the second half of the show, host William Powell welcomes Director Wyomme Pariss and the cast of the stage play Then Sings My Soul, a "musical with a message about domestic violence."

"Then Sings My Soul is a stirring production that brings the audience face to face with women and men who are in the fight of their lives. Their journey begins with trials and situations that threaten to rob them of their freedom, their joy, and even their souls."

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes Director\Author Paul Kyriazi of the classic self-help book The James Bond Lifestyle Seminar, to talk about the Blu-ray release of his 1984 film Ninja Busters and the lastest edition of his book.

Listen to my previous interviews with Paul here:

A chat with Director and author Paul Kyriazi

"The James Bond Lifestyle Seminar" author returns

A conversation with the author of "The James Bond Lifestyle Seminar"

Read more about Paul at his Website, www.paulkyriazi.com

Find his fantastic audio book, narrated by the late, great Rod Taylor, Rock Star Rising, here.

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes actor Patrick James Barry, from Night at the Museum, to talk about the Hollywood-actor-grind and his first stabs at stand-up comedy.

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes filmmaker and World Music & Independent Film Festival founder June Daguiso.

June Daguiso is a Writer, Producer, Director, Actor and Martial Artist, as well as Founder of "MJD Productions", LLC, "World Music and Independent Film Festival" and "Hollywood in Washington, DC" talk show. He is also known for the films Full Circle (2007), Diary of a Serial Killer (2013) and Drug Related 3 (2012).

In 2006, Master June produced "Full Circle", his first feature film project. 

"Full Circle" had four nominations for the original soundtrack at the Grammy Awards.

June went on to produce  "Drug Related 1, 2 and 3”, “Jeepney", “Collide", "I Am An American-The Movie", and "A Split Personality”.  

In 2010, his film "Collide" received 2 Grammy award nominations. 

As the founder of the World Music & Independent Film Festival, and Hot Media International Film Festival in Washington, DC, it is June’s dream to bring filmmakers and musicians from all over the world to the D.C. area in celebration of the films that are made in the nation’s capital.

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes old pal David Oliver about how to crack the NYC acting market, advice for young actors, Kung Fu movies, and Taimak!

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes Playwright Ivy Hawkins, Director ELI El, and cast of the stage show, Dry Bones. Dry Bones touches on the themes of father\son relationships and the effects of street life.

Listen to my previous interview with Adyib by clicking here. Dial 347.884.8997 to speak with the guests or the hosts.

Host William Powell, The King of DC Media, welcomes Writer\Director William Leary and cast of the play Forsaken Angels, an unflinching look at the horrors of sexual trafficking starring Kelly Richards, Sara Castillo, Brawnlyn Blueitt, Melanie Pino-Elliot, Dwayne Allen, Dave Insogna, Andre Pearson, Erika Harper T, Carol V. Calhoun, Joanna Matthews and Vancessa Berben.

The King of DC Media, William Powell, welcomes "The King of Impersonators", actor, radio personality and Howard Stern impersonator Stewart Brodian on the show to talk about his many projects including his Celebrity Impersonator Convention, radio show and cable talk show Brodian's Basement.

Read my article on Stewart by clicking here.

Double Or Nutin'

 a comedy TV show starring Stewart Brodian!

www.doubleornutin.com

ACTOR

Appeared in various TV shows, movies + commercials.

Hosted many shows and conventions.

Trained in teleprompter, ear prompter + green screen

IMDB CREDITS:

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1980416/?ref_=tt_ov_dr

Currently appearing as:

Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson in:

Conversations Across Time

Tuesdays at 10:00 PM in Philadelphia on PhillyCAM 

(Comcast Channel 66 and 966, Verizon 29 and 30)

The King of DC Media, host William Powell, welcomes The Best Bad Guy Money Can Buy, Lyon Beckwith, who's done eight pictures in 2015, to talk about his rocket-fast ride to film stardom!

Lyon Beckwith was born in a housing project in the mean streets of the former murder capital city of Baltimore. With a drug addicted unemployed mother, no father, and sometimes no home, Lyon's future seemed bleak; however, determined to show himself, the world, and of course the naysayers that it's not where you're from, but where you're going, Lyon immersed himself into several diverse career endeavors from modeling to dancing to Mixed Martial Arts, yet settled on his passion for acting. As a result, he's been affectionately called the Best Bad Guy money can buy; primarily, due to his imposing onscreen presence, as well as his ability to play a variety of menacing roles.