Robert Craighead has been a notable character actor in Hollywood for over 30 years, with roles in over 40 feature films, hundreds of television appearances, performed in over 100 stage productions across the U.S. and recently seen success as a country music singer.

He’s currently a series regular as Sheriff Mobley on Tyler Perry's new hit drama for TLC, "TOO CLOSE TO HOME" and has been a recurring Guest Star for the last two seasons as Sergeant Clarke on the Fox Comedy sensation, "NEW GIRL".

This year will also see the release of a couple of new feature films he will be starring in, including the western "THE MUSTANGER AND THE LADY", where he will play one of the most despicable characters he's ever portrayed, and "THE TIGER HUNTER" a new comedy co-starring with starring Danny Pudi, Jon Heder and Kevin Pollack.

He's been in Los Angeles since 1980 where he attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Watch the full interview to hear what he has to say to young actors today.

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Gene Blalock is the founder of Seraph Films and an award-winning Los Angeles-based Director. Gene is known for his touching, heart-warming films as much as his eccentric short horror vignettes. Bringing a decidedly human perspective to each of his projects, Gene’s works reflect our common humanity—as if from a mirror of compassion for us to examine and consider. Regardless of genre, Gene’s work rings true in a thought-provoking way.

We had a great conversation with Gene about his production company Seraph Films. They have a number of projects on the horizon including The Art of Murder featuring actress and most dangerous woman in Hollywood, Tonya Kay. Seven Days In Mexico is a documentary about finding something that's impossible to lose. It tells the story about musician, singer songwriter Johnny Indovina of the band Human Drama.

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Geoffrey Cantor is best know for his role as Daredevil's Mitchell Ellison on Netflix. As a trained actor with a background in theater as well as an acting coach himself, Geoffrey brings a unique style to his role on Daredevil. Geoffrey received his degree in theater from Amherst College and also attended the National Theater Institute Eugene O’Neill Theater Center in Conn. He continued his training at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, in London, England. As we found out in our interview he has a love of British Theater and can mimic a British accent quite well.

We dive deep on Geoffrey's acting philosophy, how an actor with an affinity for British Theater ended up in the Marvel Universe and how much his beard plays a role in his acting.

Geoffrey's film credits include the Coen Brothers' Hail, Ceasar!, Men in Black 3, Pascal Farran’s Bird People, Thanks for Sharing, The Longest Week, Man on a Ledge, Fair Game, Michael Mann's Public Enemies, When in Rome, The Notorious Betty Page, One Last Thing, the short film 411 with F. Murray Abraham, and the title role of Karl Manhair in the short Karl Manhair, Postal Inpsector.

Geoffrey Cantor has been featured in over 200 television and radio commercials, including two award-winning campaigns: Let It Out (Kleenex--the Good Listener), and FAIR ENOUGH (part of the Truth campaign). He also has five audio books to his credit, including the award winning The Family, by David Laskin.

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This week on the Imperfect Podcast we are talking to actor and comedian Christian Frazier. He’s best known for his work as Henry Weaver on FOX’s Gotham. Having had the opportunity to meet Christian face to face at the MixKnowledgy event in New York, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to find out more about his acting career.

Christian gives us insights on what it’s like day to day as a working actor. With 21 credits to his name including Gotham, Blue Bloods and Law & Order to name a few. A former military veteran and real estate agent, acting was not his first career. Listen to the full episode to hear his story about how he broke into the industry and landed one of his dream roles.

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This week we interview the creator of Zombie Office, Jean Francois Ruiz. He founded a video production company and a video game agency. The production company was founded when Jean was only 22 years old. Now they have over 10 years’ experience producing and developing entertainment content for Disney, Marvel, BBC and Porsche. Jean is passionate about video games and movies ever since he was a child.

Zombie Office is an interactive horror comedy game, filmed as a movie, designed as a game. The action takes place in a big office during a zombie outbreak. Your mission is to survive. Since the story is interactive, all your decisions will have direct impact on the characters.

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This week on the Imperfect Podcast we talk with Rey Gutierrez. Rey is the cinematographer of the indie horror film, Pitchfork. Rey has had an impressive career as the Senior Video Producer Specialist at PlayStation and now the Lead Video Specialist at Patreon.

With all of that experience, the shift to feature film maker was the next big step in his career. Connecting with producer and director Glenn Packard years ago, it's a relationship that paid off for both of them. In this interview we dive in deep to what it takes to make a feature film on an indie budget. From lighting, to establishing shots, the crew and choreography, Rey gives us an inside look at the making of Pitchfork.

This episode of the Imperfect Podcast, we interview Juliette Miranda who is host of The Unwritable Rant podcast. The Unwritable Rant features storytelling, celebrity interviews, and bourbon. Lots of bourbon. She was kind enough to give us a quick review of Russell’s Reserve 10 Year bourbon during to kick off the interview. We get into her cast of characters featured in her stories like The Jackass, The Pinball Wizard and The Warden.

Juliette is also the author of the book Morning Neurosis. Morning Neurosis is a mostly true story about rock 'n roll, relationships, and reality.

Juliette is also a smooth operator when it comes to interviews. This past year she's interviewed actors and musicians such as Eric Roberts, Charlie Daniels, Ed Begley Jr. and Don McLean to name a few.

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This week we interview indie horror film maker Harrison Smith. He's the writer, director, producer of Death House featuring 28 horror icons including Dee Wallace.

Harrison is open and candid with us about answering questions like myths about indie film making today and how Paranormal Activity caused damage in the industry. We talk casting, distribution, respecting your crew, budgets and more.

Harrison has a lot of anecdotes to share from his first trip to LA, getting money for his first script The Fields and how Jaws inspired his youth.

If you're an indie film maker, writer or horror fan enthusiast, this interview will make you a Harrison Smith fan.

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This week we talk to actress, stunt woman and self proclaimed most dangerous woman in Hollywood, Tonya Kay. She is crazy and that's what we love about her. Being a dancer, Tonya brings a lot of physicality to her performances which is unique in and of itself.

She is an actress appearing as a series regular in the upcoming Puppet Master: Axis Termination series on the El Rey Network. As a lead actress she has graced the screen with leading film roles in

A Better Place (Cannes), Dark Space and Earthtastrophe on SyFy and The Other Wife on Lifetime Movie Network.

The only female nominee, Tonya Kay won Best Villain from the Horror Society 2016 for her lead role in Bastard (20th Century Fox) and draws upon Meisner, Anthony Meindl, Second City and iO West training to shape her fearless instincts.

Adding to Tonya's diversity she's been a stunt woman for Pink and a stilt walker in American Horror Story. Tonya also used a whip on stage with Howie Mandel as a contestant on America's Got Talent.

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We chat with award winning actor Rich Graff who's best known for his role as Lucky Luciano in AMC's Making of the Mob. Rich was born and raised in the heart of New York City and had the acting bug since the day he was born, quite literally. When Rich was born, a producer happened to be there and requested Rich as a Gerber baby.

Rich Graff is a man of many talents such as being an accomplished musician and attending aviation school in NYC. He's also studied with a number of acting teachers to develop his craft.

Rich has racked up 26 acting credits since 2010 with his first major television role, as a detective on "Law & Order Criminal Intent" (2011). His breakthrough role on the big screen came as the love interest of Heather Graham in "My Dead Boyfriend" (2015), directed by Anthony Edwards.

Following up on his success in Making of the Mob New York & Chicago, Rich is producing a film called Amaranth. He is also working on a new television series. Keep an eye out for Rich Graff, he'll be coming to a screen big or small near you!