
Call Sheet Confessions was built from early call times, long days, career pivots, and the candid conversations that happen off-camera. The podcast creates space for entertainment industry professionals to share real advice with aspiring creatives—offering honest insight into how to break into the business, navigate the industry, and build a sustainable career.Hosted by Los Angeles–based entertainm... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Born in Indianapolis and raised in the desert of Scottsdale, Arizona, Ericka Kelly didn’t grow up surrounded by industry connections or a clear path to Hollywood. She grew up as one of the only Black kids in a very white suburb, with very Black paren... more
Bianca Roth didn’t grow up surrounded by film sets or “industry kids.” She was the bossy oldest sister with an iPod and iMovie, forcing her siblings into homemade commercials and music videos, secretly dreaming about film while everyone around her wa... more
From Lego stop-motion in Japan to lighting Kendrick Lamar and national commercials, chief lighting technician Justin Usami (founder of Umami Lighting LLC) sits down with host Mia LePage to talk honestly about breaking into the film industry, survivin... more
In this episode of Call Sheet Confessions, host Mia LePage sits down with choreographer, creative director, and mentor Jona Biddle (aka The Jonah Show) for a powerful, full-circle conversation about growth, mentorship, and trusting your path.
Jonah ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #193 |
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The show spotlights real-world, behind-the-scenes paths into entertainment, highlighting how guests—from post-production pros and dancers to producers, hosts, and actors—built sustainable careers through hustle, networking, and adaptability. Conversations emphasize practical guidance: internships, side gigs, pitching segments, navigating freelance life, and balancing creative work with personal growth. A running thread across episodes is the emphasis on relationship-building, staying resilient through pivots, and turning early setbacks into opportunities. A standout aspect is the breadth of roles covered—production, dance, reality TV, hosting, and brand-facing work—often anchored by candid anecdotes and actionable tips for breaking in and a... more
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Recent guests on Call Sheet Confessions include:
1. Paul Becker
2. Ryan Nilsen
3. Reagan Hewes
4. Dave Silver
5. Matt Sonnack
6. Christian Crosby
7. Reina Hill
8. Amy Paffrath
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