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In Episode 198, Trev and AJ talk about the power of filling the well – especially early in the day – and about Trev’s upcoming Climate Reality Leadership training. Then they respond to a great listener question about where and how to scare up work without spending all day clicking and submitting… and/or sending unsolicited taped auditions.

Then Trev and AJ open the shimmering golden doors of the podcast archives to revive the third and final part of their long-ago chat with actress Emily Rose (Haven, Graceland, Uncharted), in which Emily shares a bit about finding (and being) a mentor, about playing (and playing herself) in the Uncharted trilogy of games, and how she handles feelings of insecurity when working a new job. Total running time: 1:09:26.

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In Episode 198, Trev and AJ talk about the power of filling the well – especially early in the day – and about Trev’s upcoming Climate Reality Leadership training. Then they respond to a great listener question about where and how to scare up work without spending all day clicking and submitting… and/or sending unsolicited taped auditions.
Then Trev and AJ open the shimmering golden doors of the podcast archives to revive the third and final part of their long-ago chat with actress Emily Rose (Haven, Graceland, Uncharted), in which Emily shares a bit about finding (and being) a mentor, about playing (and playing herself) in the Uncharted trilogy of games, and how she handles feelings of insecurity when working a new job. Total running time: 1:09:26.
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Support for this episode of Inside Acting comes from:
* vo2gogo – http://www.vo2gogo.com/start* Rehearsal 2 – http://www.rehearsaltheapp.com/download* You! – http://www.insideacting.net/membership

In Episode 197, Trev and AJ talk about… camping – read: the power of presence and restoration – as well as respond to a listener question about life, career, and living where the work and/or happiness have the path of least resistance. Don’t be fooled by the 1/12th! Then Trev and AJ open the platinum-plated doors of the podcast archives to revive Part 2 of their long-ago chat with actress Emily Rose (Haven, Graceland, Uncharted), in which she shares why she feels it’s ideal to have both and agent and a manger (and what to look for when choosing), what her personal audition process and mindset is – from the moment she gets the script all the way to what she plans afterward, and what the most important thing to show the casting directors is… and it has nothing to do with the lines on the page. Total running time: 1:03:35.

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In Episode 196, AJ shares about his upcoming diversity showcase – and the subtle differences between the terms “ethnic diversity” and “ethnic ambiguity,” while Trev takes ownership of his professional creations from the past week.

Then the podcast vaults open their golden doors to bring back one of the show’s most beloved and popular guests, Emily Rose (Haven, Graceland, Uncharted). In Part 1, Emily gives us the play-by-play of how she got her start, why all of us are in grad school whether we’re enrolled in a University program or not, and why and how business… is ourselves. Total running time: 1:06:31.

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In Episode 195, Trev and AJ chat about why *life* stuff > career news, and respond to a listener question that pits vision against the vision-less. Then Trev sits down for the third and final part of his interview with actor Doug Jones (Hell Boy, Falling Skies, Pan’s Labyrinth) – in which getting “pigeonholed” is a very good thing, why “if you don’t have anything to sell, don’t sell it yet,” the difference between turkeys, turds, and nuggets of gold, and how relationships, relationships, relationships are the true currency of every working actor’s career. Total running time: 1:15:32.

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Support for Inside Acting comes from:

* vo2gogo – http://www.vo2gogo.com/start* Rehearsal 2 – http://www.rehearsaltheapp.com/download* You! – http://www.insideacting.net/membership

In Episode 195, Trev and AJ chat about why *life* stuff > career news, and respond to a listener question that pits vision against the vision-less. Then Trev sits down for the third and final part of his interview with actor Doug Jones (Hell Boy, Falling Skies, Pan’s Labyrinth) – in which getting “pigeonholed” is a very good thing, why “if you don’t have anything to sell, don’t sell it yet,” the difference between turkeys, turds, and nuggets of gold, and how relationships, relationships, relationships are the true currency of every working actor’s career. Total running time: 1:15:32.
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Support for Inside Acting comes from:
* vo2gogo – http://www.vo2gogo.com/start* Rehearsal 2 – http://www.rehearsaltheapp.com/download* You! – http://www.insideacting.net/membership

In Episode 194, Trev and AJ share about their “slow week” support groups, and respond to a listener question about how to tackle writing a feature film screenplay (see show notes for links!). Then Trev sits down for Part 2 with actor Doug Jones (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth, Falling Skies) to chat about how he built and refined his specificity through student films and indie projects, how he used that specificity to book a top commercial agent and blow up the commercial world, and how playing to type, doing good work, and not complaining about it is the surefire path to success in the entertainment industry. Total running time: 1:03:06.

In Episode 194, Trev and AJ share about their “slow week” support groups, and respond to a listener question about how to tackle writing a feature film screenplay (see show notes for links!). Then Trev sits down for Part 2 with actor Doug Jones (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth, Falling Skies) to chat about how he built and refined his specificity through student films and indie projects, how he used that specificity to book a top commercial agent and blow up the commercial world, and how playing to type, doing good work, and not complaining about it is the surefire path to success in the entertainment industry. Total running time: 1:03:06.

In Episode 193, AJ shares some thoughts on balancing thrival jobs with acting gigs – like his new one with the New York Musical Festival (NYMF) – then he and Trev respond to a listener question about how and when to move on from a comfortable-but-no-longer-challenging learning environment. Then Trev sits down with actor Doug Jones (Hell Boy, Falling Skies, Pan’s Labyrinth) to hear about how he's built a 3o-year career on physical specificity – and how “Mime Over Matter” and playing his school’s mascot were the perfect training vehicles for what was to come. Total running time: 1:13:29.

In Episode 193, AJ shares some thoughts on balancing thrival jobs with acting gigs – like his new one with the New York Musical Festival (NYMF) – then he and Trev respond to a listener question about how and when to move on from a comfortable-but-no-longer-challenging learning environment. Then Trev sits down with actor Doug Jones (Hell Boy, Falling Skies, Pan’s Labyrinth) to hear about how he's built a 3o-year career on physical specificity – and how “Mime Over Matter” and playing his school’s mascot were the perfect training vehicles for what was to come. Total running time: 1:13:29.