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Julia Clarke
Episode 15
Title: Julia Clarke
Summary: Actress Julia Clarke was a model first, which allowed her to gain confidence and poise. She transitioned into acting and hasn’t looked back, even though she has a Kinesiology degree just in case.
Her advice for aspiring actors is to reach out to make connections, constantly train in your craft, and take control of your journey within the entertainment industry. The risks out of her comfort zone have led her to booking challenging roles, voiceover work, and even the formation of a world-traveling group with other adventurous industry folks. Apart from acting and traveling, Julia likes to do crafts, eat healthy, and do yoga.
Keep in touch with Julia: https://www.facebook.com/julia.clarke.779
Topics discussed:
--Leaving the mid-Atlantic 0:36
--Committing to a six-week job in Atlanta1:01
--How Julia got into acting 3:34
--Importance of a supportive set 7:16
--Actor training 8:40
--Tips on how to approach agents 10:34
--Travels 12:56
--Artwork 17:30
Resources mentioned:
Take AMAW classes: Acting
Classes & School In Atlanta | Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop
Atlanta talent agency: TDH Talent Unlimited – Where the real talent is …
Episode transcript
Please share the Cielo Vision link with one friend so our show can grow!
Follow for more show updates: Mi Cielo Productions | Facebook
Disclaimer:
All content derived from Cielo Vision is meant to inform and to entertain; it does not constitute professional advice. Views expressed by our guests do not necessarily reflect any agency or organization or company/employer that they work for. We are not liable for the content and services provided on external websites.
Photos other than public domain:
“T.J. Miller” by Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
“Pyrographic oriental rug design” by James Stallings, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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By Ester T. FermanEpisode 15
Title: Julia Clarke
Summary: Actress Julia Clarke was a model first, which allowed her to gain confidence and poise. She transitioned into acting and hasn’t looked back, even though she has a Kinesiology degree just in case.
Her advice for aspiring actors is to reach out to make connections, constantly train in your craft, and take control of your journey within the entertainment industry. The risks out of her comfort zone have led her to booking challenging roles, voiceover work, and even the formation of a world-traveling group with other adventurous industry folks. Apart from acting and traveling, Julia likes to do crafts, eat healthy, and do yoga.
Keep in touch with Julia: https://www.facebook.com/julia.clarke.779
Topics discussed:
--Leaving the mid-Atlantic 0:36
--Committing to a six-week job in Atlanta1:01
--How Julia got into acting 3:34
--Importance of a supportive set 7:16
--Actor training 8:40
--Tips on how to approach agents 10:34
--Travels 12:56
--Artwork 17:30
Resources mentioned:
Take AMAW classes: Acting
Classes & School In Atlanta | Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop
Atlanta talent agency: TDH Talent Unlimited – Where the real talent is …
Episode transcript
Please share the Cielo Vision link with one friend so our show can grow!
Follow for more show updates: Mi Cielo Productions | Facebook
Disclaimer:
All content derived from Cielo Vision is meant to inform and to entertain; it does not constitute professional advice. Views expressed by our guests do not necessarily reflect any agency or organization or company/employer that they work for. We are not liable for the content and services provided on external websites.
Photos other than public domain:
“T.J. Miller” by Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
“Pyrographic oriental rug design” by James Stallings, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons