Welcome to another Artist’s Brain episode where we interview a wide variety of artists and performers to pick their brains for nuggets of gold we can mine and sell for bitcoin. On this episode, we interview Shane Hartline. Actor, filmmaker, comedian, TikTok star - this creative genius wears many hats. Stormchaser discusses Shane’s new film, The Haunting of Grady Farm (available on Amazon Prime), his former career as a wrestler, and how he manages so many different projects at one time. We hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation. Check him out @shane_hartline.

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This episode is sponsored by: Kim Alu, improv teacher extraordinaire! Whether you’re a newbie improviser looking to up your game or an expert looking to stay fresh, she’s got an improv class for you. Check out her upcoming classes, including start dates and pricing at AluWho.com or thepit-nyc.com.

Welcome to another Stormchaserology episode where we share an entry from our homemade improv dictionary - full of improv vocabulary and lingo that has made a lasting impact on us and the way we play. In this episode, Andrew explains a focused state of listening called “Predator Mind.” He discusses how to stay relaxed on stage, why meditation might be a great tool for the improviser, and how to warm up your listening muscles before an improv show.

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This episode is sponsored by: Kim Alu, improv teacher extraordinaire! Whether you’re a newbie improviser looking to up your game or an expert looking to stay fresh, she’s got an improv class for you. Check out her upcoming classes, including start dates and pricing at AluWho.com or thepit-nyc.com.

This is our first Artist’s Brain episode, and in these episodes we interview a wide variety of artists and performers to pick their brains for those nuggets of gold that we all could use in our own process. On this episode, we pick the brain of one of our favorite artists on the entire PLANET; Whitney Morgan Cox. Whitney is an award-winning actress, dancer, choreographer and so much more. You know her from ‘Criminal Minds’ and ‘In the Wake of Ire.’ We talk with Whitney about her history as a ballerina, how she overcame a devastating injury, how the movie ‘Blue Crush’ changed her life forever, and how she landed in a career as an actor. She shares her insight and wisdom on overcoming stage fright, overcoming injury, and even overcoming a breast cancer diagnosis. She also drops some acting tips, and lets us in on what she loves (and doesn’t love) about live improv. Follow Whitney on Instagram @whitneymcox!

Come join us on Instagram @stormchaserimprov, on Facebook /stormchaserimprov, and on our website with links to the podcast including show notes at stormchaserimprov.com.

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This episode is sponsored by:

Kim Alu, improv teacher extraordinaire! Whether you’re a newbie improviser looking to up your game or an expert looking to stay fresh, she’s got an improv class for you. Check out her upcoming classes, including start dates and pricing at AluWho.com or thepit-nyc.com.

This is our first Gametape episode, and in these episodes we review our own improv shows to talk about our process: what went well, what we could do differently next time, and what Travis could possibly have been thinking in that one scene with the kaleidoscope. In this episode, we discuss our virtual show from December 9th, 2020 which we’ve titled “Face in the Clouds.” We talk flow, edits, and how judgement affects your play.

Come join us on Instagram @stormchaserimprov, on Facebook /stormchaserimprov, and on our website with links to the podcast including show notes at stormchaserimprov.com.

If you enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and as we're getting started here, it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. And we love reading reviews!

This episode is sponsored by:

Kim Alu, improv teacher extraordinaire! Whether you’re a newbie improviser looking to up your game or an expert looking to stay fresh, she’s got an improv class for you. Check out her upcoming classes, including start dates and pricing at AluWho.com or thepit-nyc.com.

This is our first Stormchaserology episode, and in these episodes we share the unique improv lingo we’ve come to use over the years. In this episode, Anatasha defines our team name, Stormchaser. She discusses leaning in, being comfortable in the uncomfortable, and the lifelong journey to be brave.

Come join us on Instagram @stormchaserimprov, on Facebook /stormchaserimprov, and on our website with links to the podcast including show notes at stormchaserimprov.com.

If you enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and as we're getting started here, it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. And we love reading reviews!

This episode is sponsored by:

Kim Alu, improv teacher extraordinaire! Whether you’re a newbie improviser looking to up your game or an expert looking to stay fresh, she’s got an improv class for you. Check out her upcoming classes, including start dates and pricing at AluWho.com or thepit-nyc.com.

Hi, we’re Stormchaser! We’re an improv comedy team in Los Angeles, CA that loves talking shop about improv and creativity. We’ve performed together for around eight years and 600 shows - that’s 0.22 shows a day! Come join us for our Artist’s Brain episodes where we pick the brains of a wide variety of artists and performers and try to find those nuggets of gold that we all can bring into our own process. Then listen to our Game Tape episodes where we review our own shows to talk about our process, detail what we could do differently next time, and ask Anatasha what she was thinking in that one scene. Lastly, check out our Stormchaserology episodes where we define some of the unique improv lingo we’ve come to use over the years - like "that's schmangin" and "rivulet" and "commonwealth".