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In this engaging 'End Of Year Special' episode, David John Clark hosts a discussion with Melanie Perry, Julie Hyde Mew, and Pip Edwards about the importance of creative communities. They explore how these communities provide support, foster collaboration, and help creatives thrive, especially in challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Takeaways

• Creative communities are vital for support and collaboration.
• COVID-19 highlighted the need for human connection.
• Cr38ives community fosters creativity and business growth.
• Online and in-person communities both have unique benefits.
• Actors and artists thrive in supportive environments.
• Community helps navigate the ups and downs of creative careers.
• Belonging to a community enhances mental health.
• Creative people often face unique challenges and need support.
• Collaboration within communities leads to innovative projects.
• Human connection remains essential despite technological advances.

Check-out the Cr38ives community for yourself.

And reach out to Pip Edwards for any support  such as self-taping or mentoring.

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S04E09: In this episode of the Late Bloomer Actor, host David John Clark speaks with Tom Copeland, an actor and entrepreneur, about the importance of treating an acting career like a business. They discuss Tom's journey from a business background to acting, the concept of being a late bloomer, and the significance of self-taping and branding in the industry. Tom shares insights on diversifying income streams and the value of experience, emphasizing that actors should focus on the work and not just the fame.


Takeaways

- Talent and training are only half the equation.
- Actors must treat their careers like a business.
- Branding and strategy are essential for longevity in acting.
- Self-taping is a crucial investment in an actor's career.
- Late bloomers bring valuable life experiences to acting.
- Professionalism is key in the acting industry.
- Diversifying income streams can provide stability for actors.
- The journey in acting is often unplanned and should be embraced.

Find Tom on Instagram under 'CastingTom', or his website 'CastingTom'. 

Find everything about the podcast at Big Break Pod.

And if you're keen to try out ShowCoach, download the app straight to your phone.

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Join us as we dive into the world of acting with Robert Peterpaul, an award-winning actor, writer, and host of the podcasts "The Art of Kindness" and "How We Roll." In this episode, Robert shares his journey from childhood acting to Broadway, and offers insights into managing an acting career like a business. Discover the importance of authenticity, networking, and maintaining a strong online presence.

Key Takeaways:

The significance of treating your acting career as a business. How to effectively use IMDB and casting sites as marketing tools. The role of kindness and authenticity in building industry relationships. Tips for maintaining a balanced and fulfilling career in acting.

Guest Information:

Robert Peterpaul: Award-winning actor, writer, and podcast host. Podcasts: "The Art of Kindness" and "How We Roll."

Connect with Robert:

Instagram: @robpeterpaul TikTok: @RobertPeterPaul

Call to Action: Tune in to Robert's podcasts for more insights and connect with him on social media to join his kindness community.

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In this episode of The Late Bloomer Actor, David speaks with New York talent agent Albert Bramante about his journey in the acting industry, the psychology behind self-sabotage in actors, and the importance of mindset and language in pursuing an acting career. They discuss the pressures actors face, strategies to overcome self-doubt, and the significance of building relationships within the industry. Albert shares insights from his book, 'Rise Above The Script,' emphasizing the need for persistence and a positive outlook in the competitive world of acting.

 

 

Takeaways

- Albert Bramante's journey from psychology to talent management.

- Self-sabotage in actors often stems from internal fears and external pressures.

- Actors face unique challenges in receiving feedback compared to other professions.

- The importance of mindset and language in defining oneself as an actor.

- Persistence is key in the acting industry; actors must keep pushing forward.

- Building relationships with agents and casting directors is crucial for success.

- Actors should view auditions as opportunities to perform rather than as tests.

- The concept of rejection in acting is often misunderstood; it's not personal.

- Having a long-term plan can help actors navigate their careers effectively.

- Late bloomers in acting can still find success at any age. 

Check out 'Rise Above The Script' on Amazon.

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In this episode, David John Clark interviews Robert Marchand, a director and method teacher, about the intersection of the business and creative sides of acting. They discuss the CBI (Character-Based Improvisation) method, Robert's journey in the film industry, and how improvisation can enhance character development. The conversation also touches on the importance of the actor-director relationship, the role of CBI in auditions, and the mental health aspects of acting. Robert shares insights on how actors can build confidence and resilience in a challenging industry.

Takeaways

• The business side of acting is closely linked to the creative side.
• Robert Marchand's journey to the CBI method was unconventional but enriching.
• The CBI method emphasizes character development through improvisation.
• Improvisation allows actors to explore their characters deeply.
• Actors can use CBI techniques to enhance their auditions and self-tapes.
• The actor-director relationship is vital for a successful production.
• Directors benefit from understanding actors' perspectives and experiences.
• Casting professionals seek authenticity and depth in performances.
• Mental health and resilience are crucial for actors in the industry.
• Building confidence is essential for creative work.

If you're keen on the CBI method, check it out at Character Based Improvisations.

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In this episode of The Late Bloomer Actor, we speak with Ivana Chubbuck, the founder of the Ivana Chubbuck Studio and creator of the Chubbuck Technique. We discuss Ivana's journey from actress to acting coach, the importance of mindset and bold choices in acting, and how life experiences shape an actor's craft. Ivana emphasizes the need for actors to understand human behavior and to make proactive choices in their careers. The conversation also touches on the cyclical nature of history and storytelling, and Ivana offers valuable advice for struggling actors with a focus on this year's theme of the business side of acting.

Takeaways

• The Chubbuck Technique empowers actors to use their life experiences.
• Mindset is crucial for success in the acting business.
• Actors should make bold choices and not play it safe.
• Understanding human behavior is key to effective acting.
• Life experiences enrich an actor's performance.
• The acting industry is unpredictable, but hard work pays off.
• Cyclical patterns in history influence storytelling.
• Actors must humanize their characters to connect with audiences.
• Greatness in acting comes from attention to detail.

Find out about Ivana, her studio and technique here.

And purchase her updated book, The Power Of The Actor at Amazon.com.

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In this episode, Emily Joy, a working actor and coach, discusses her recent roles, the business side of acting, and the importance of perseverance and consistency in an acting career. The discussion explores the significance of self-taping, networking, personal branding, and the mindset required for success in the industry. Emily shares insights on the agent-client relationship and offers practical advice for aspiring actors to navigate their careers effectively.

Takeaways

• Emily emphasizes the importance of perseverance in an acting career.
• Actors should find side hustles that energize them rather than deplete them.
• Consistency in practice is key to becoming a bookable actor.
• Self-taping requires preparation and understanding of character function.
• Networking is essential for building relationships in the industry.
• Personal branding on social media can enhance visibility for actors.
• Mindset and self-care are crucial for sustaining an acting career.
• Actors should take responsibility for their career development, even with an agent.
• Understanding the industry landscape helps actors position themselves better.
• Actors should focus on creating work they are proud of, regardless of outcomes.
  
  

Find Joy Studio on Facebook and Emily on Instagram.

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Brian Patacca returns from last year's final episode and  shares his insights on the duality of acting as both an art and a business. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining artistic integrity while navigating the complexities of representation and the industry. Brian discusses his transformative coaching approach, which helps actors overcome limiting beliefs and build meaningful relationships with agents and managers. The conversation also touches on resilience in the face of rejection, the significance of continuous engagement with the industry, and practical advice for aspiring actors looking to thrive in their careers.

Takeaways

• Focus on the craft of acting while understanding the business side.
• Transformative coaching can help actors overcome limiting beliefs.
• Building a partnership with agents is crucial for success.
• Embrace change and resilience in the acting journey.
• Recognize your place in the industry and set realistic goals.
• Engage continuously with casting directors and the industry.
• Rejection is part of the process; focus on your craft.
• Seek help and guidance to navigate the business side of acting.
• Your marketing should reflect a 3D experience of your career.
• Keep acting and developing your skills regardless of external validation.

Find Brian on Instagram under briansaysthat.

Find all future courses and opportunities Brian has to offer on his LinkTree.

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Continuing on with this year's them of 'The Business Side Of Acting', we chat with  Kym Jackson who shares her journey as an actor, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, mindset, and community in the acting industry. She discusses the business side of acting, the significance of networking, and the role of representation. Kym also provides insights into marketing oneself as an actor, the value of self-tapes and demo reels, and navigating the path to Hollywood. Her advice for aspiring actors includes finding a supportive community and maintaining physical health to enhance performance.

Takeaways

• Acting is a long game; success doesn't happen overnight.
• Building strong relationships is crucial in the acting industry.
• Networking is not just about getting jobs; it's about community.
• Manifesting success involves mindset and preparation.
• Community is one of the most valuable tools for an actor.
• Actors should be proactive in their career development.
• Self-tapes and demo reels are essential marketing tools.
• Physical health impacts performance and mindset.
• Finding a supportive community can help overcome challenges.
• Pathways to obtain the O1 visa to work in the U.S.

Follow Kym on Instagram and check out The Secret Actor Society. Use the code BLOOMER for a 50% discount to your first month/quarter/year plan.

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In this Off Script episode, recorded as a live-stream, The Late Bloomer Actor discusses the often-overlooked business side of acting, emphasizing the importance of treating an acting career like a business. He explores the entrepreneurial mindset actors need to adopt, the necessity of diversifying income streams, managing finances, and building a personal brand. The conversation is filled with practical advice for actors looking to navigate their careers more strategically and successfully.

Takeaways

• Acting requires a business mindset.
• You are your own brand and marketing team.
• Diversifying income streams is essential for financial stability.
• Managing finances and budgeting is crucial for actors.
• Invest in your career as a business expense.
• Building a personal brand is key to success.
• Headshots and resumes are your business cards.
• Online presence matters for actors.
• Creating your own opportunities is vital.
• Networking and marketing are essential skills for actors.

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