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Megan Poppy
Episode 17
Title: Megan Poppy
Summary: Makeup artist Megan Poppy began her career in retail, but wanted something more than focusing on sales for the rest of her life. Doing makeup for tv shows, films, music videos, and ads provided the creative outlet that she had been craving since she was little. Her creativity extends to on-camera work as an actress, a hand model, and she has done voiceover work as well. In her spare time she likes to watch classic movies, or cartoons, or The Office. She is a gamer who likes to find the joy in life, staying away from negative energies and creepy thoughts. We discuss the actor’s strike and the need to
stay positive about the outcome, since the union is fighting for a good cause.
Follow Megan on Instagram: @The_Megan_Poppy
Megan’s beauty services: Hair and Makeup | MVPLooks
Topics discussed:
--Doing retail 0:56
--Transitioning into acting 1:24
--Doing makeup for famous people 2:43
--Hand modeling 4:15
--Voiceover work 4:45
--Actor’s strike: 6:29
--Cartoons 11:23
--Classic movie stars 12:36
Resources mentioned:
Acting coach Bonnie Gillespie: Bonnie Gillespie - I work with the stars. I'm an Emmy-honored casting director, the
author of "Self-Management for Actors," and the creator of Chart
Harmony.
Join fellow actors on strike: https://www.sagaftrastrike.org/picket-schedule-locationsket Schedule & Locations | SAG-AFTRA Strike (sagaftrastrike.org)
Play games to remain young at heart: Nintendo Switch - Nintendo - Official Site
Episode transcript
Please tell your friends about the podcast.
Follow for more show updates: Mi Cielo Productions | Facebook
This is an indie non-union channel. 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.
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By Ester T. FermanEpisode 17
Title: Megan Poppy
Summary: Makeup artist Megan Poppy began her career in retail, but wanted something more than focusing on sales for the rest of her life. Doing makeup for tv shows, films, music videos, and ads provided the creative outlet that she had been craving since she was little. Her creativity extends to on-camera work as an actress, a hand model, and she has done voiceover work as well. In her spare time she likes to watch classic movies, or cartoons, or The Office. She is a gamer who likes to find the joy in life, staying away from negative energies and creepy thoughts. We discuss the actor’s strike and the need to
stay positive about the outcome, since the union is fighting for a good cause.
Follow Megan on Instagram: @The_Megan_Poppy
Megan’s beauty services: Hair and Makeup | MVPLooks
Topics discussed:
--Doing retail 0:56
--Transitioning into acting 1:24
--Doing makeup for famous people 2:43
--Hand modeling 4:15
--Voiceover work 4:45
--Actor’s strike: 6:29
--Cartoons 11:23
--Classic movie stars 12:36
Resources mentioned:
Acting coach Bonnie Gillespie: Bonnie Gillespie - I work with the stars. I'm an Emmy-honored casting director, the
author of "Self-Management for Actors," and the creator of Chart
Harmony.
Join fellow actors on strike: https://www.sagaftrastrike.org/picket-schedule-locationsket Schedule & Locations | SAG-AFTRA Strike (sagaftrastrike.org)
Play games to remain young at heart: Nintendo Switch - Nintendo - Official Site
Episode transcript
Please tell your friends about the podcast.
Follow for more show updates: Mi Cielo Productions | Facebook
This is an indie non-union channel. 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.