Acting: Conversations on Craft
Danielle TarmeyA series of conversations with industry professionals about the craft of acting for film and television. I sit down with experts in the field and ask questions that help actors better understand what it takes to hone your craft and ultimatley book roles.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts | |||
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- Favorite Way to Start My Day
This podcast is AMAZING. Whether you are a seasoned actor or just getting started, Danielle takes you through a series of important conversations relevant to the competitive nature of the TV/FILM industry. She has a way of asking the question you were thinking as she interviews relevant actors, instructors, coaches, photographers, agencies, casting directors and so much more. Definitely worth a listen if you are seeking to broaden your knowledge about the world of an actor!
Apple Podcasts5Aworrell110
United States2 years ago - I can listen to this all day
I find so much value in this podcast. So many different perspectives and it’s long enough where people can really dig into a topic. Great job Danielle!
Apple Podcasts5MasterJaviUnited States2 years ago - Love the podcast
Danielle ask great questions that provide amazing insights, for the actor, préformer, student, player. Love the guest that she brings on! 100% would recommend to everyone interested in this space
Apple Podcasts5DeeJay SturdivantUnited States3 years ago - my favorite podcast!!
this podcast is so insightful and helpful to actors of all kind. from beginner to advanced, there’s something in every episode that each and every actor can take away from this. i love hearing from all of the different professionals danielle interviews, plus i could listen to her voice all day! this podcast is such an easy listen, yet it makes you feel like your improving yourself & being productive. one of my favorite quotes from the podcast is “don’t be hotel lobby art” (Burgess Jenkins). ... more
Apple Podcasts5thecoffeeguyUnited States3 years ago - Amazing tool for any actor
I love this podcast. Right now it’s the only podcast I’m subscribed to that I have to listen to as soon as it comes out. more
Apple Podcasts5PatMcGallUnited States4 years ago - Love Love Love this Podcast!
This is one of the best actors podcast I’ve listened to. When I listen to Danielle’s podcast I feel as if I’m in the room. The podcast are very informative and friendly. In her podcast you get to hear from acting coaches, working actors and also casting directors that can help you be aware of what to look for. I’m always excited for the next podcast! 😁 CAN’T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE. 🙌🏽
Apple Podcasts5Xavier MillsUnited States4 years ago - Worth the listen!
When I heard Danielle was creating a Podcast, I honestly could not wait to listen. She did not disappoint. Not only is Danielle an incredible actress, she is extremely insightful and intuitively asks the questions actors want to hear the answer to. She has a gentle and engaging demeanor, and interesting and informed guests. I look forward to hearing each podcast. Time well spent!
Apple Podcasts5Kathryn AlexanderUnited States4 years ago - Makes it real.
Danielle asks the questions you want to ask. Her warm, intelligent, informed curiosity brings the expert to you as if you’re getting a private coaching.
Apple Podcasts5burtsiebertUnited States4 years ago
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