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Call Sheet Confessions

Mia LePage
Los Angeles
Entertainment Industry
Philadelphia
Temple University
NBA
Live Streaming
Miguel Luciano
Philadelphia 76ers
Personal Growth / Branding
REC Philly
New York
Cleveland
Modeling
Miami
Sixers
Entertainment Tonight
Life's a Hike
Paul Becker
Fox Sports
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater

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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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Paul Becker
Award-winning director, choreographer, writer and producer
Various including LEGO, Descendants, Deadpool 2, Muppets
Episode: Take #24 | Paul Becker’s Path from Self-Taught Dancer to Award-Winning Director & Choreographer
Ryan Nilsen
Post-production coordinator and story producer
Fox Reality Check; Marvel Studios; Skydance; Apple TV+
Episode: Take #23 | Ryan Nilsen’s Route from New York Intern to Marvel Studios Post Coordinator
Reagan Hewes
Professional dancer on tour with BTS, performer and mentor-influenced artist
BTS, AMDA (affiliation via school)
Episode: Take #22 | Reagan Hewes’ Route from Small‑Town Studio to World Tours with BTS
Dave Silver
Co-founder of REC Philly, author of Life's a Hike
REC Philly
Episode: Take #21 | Life’s a Hike: How Dave Silver Built REC Philly, Failed Fast, and Rewrote His Life
Matt Sonnack
Filmmaker and producer with credits on The Bachelor franchise, The Kardashians, Hannah Montana Anniversary Special
Episode: Take #20 | Matt Sonnack’s Route from DVD Bonus Features to Big‑Time Reality TV Sets
Christian Crosby
Media personality, former Sixers in-arena host, creator and actor
Self/Various media ventures
Episode: Take #19 | Christian Crosby’s Journey from Shy Church Kid to NBA Host & Media Mogul in the Making
Reina Hill
Senior producer with credits on The Bachelor franchise, RuPaul's Drag Race, and more
Independent/Entertainment Industry
Episode: Take 18: Reina Hill’s Wild Ride as a Producer for The Bachelor, RuPaul’s Drag Race & More
Amy Paffrath
TV host and actress, known for The Jennifer Hudson Show and Morning Save
Jennifer Hudson Show / Morning Save
Episode: Take 17: What It REALLY Takes to Make It in Entertainment
Sara June
Former Philadelphia 76ers NBA dancer
Philadelphia 76ers
Episode: Take 16: The Truth About Being a 76ers Dancer (ft. Sara June)

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Take 8: From Temple to Working the Super Bowl (ft. Josh Boro)
Q: What single piece of advice would you give to listeners aiming to break into sports production?
Be open to all parts of production, ask questions, be a reliable teammate, and actively seek opportunities (including cold-reaching out to potential mentors); showing humility and a willingness to learn is more important than having every skill upfront.
Take 8: From Temple to Working the Super Bowl (ft. Josh Boro)
Q: What was your approach to balancing school and building your freelance production work JB Productions?
He describes treating opportunities as they come, prioritizing academics when necessary, and using word-of-mouth and local networks to secure small gigs, which helped him learn the business without overextending himself.
Take 8: From Temple to Working the Super Bowl (ft. Josh Boro)
Q: What sparked your interest in sports production and how did you get started?
Josh explains growing up around cameras, self-learning early on, and leveraging Temple's programs to gain hands-on experience, which set him on the path toward live sports production and eventually Fox Sports.
Take 14: From Billboards to Vanderpump Villa - Tyler Winston's Journey into Modeling and Reality TV
Q: What was the most surprising part of transitioning to LA and doing Vanderpump Villa?
The guest describes the fast pace, the decision to move with a fellow model, and the eye-opening experience of being on a transformative reality show that accelerated his career.
Take 14: From Billboards to Vanderpump Villa - Tyler Winston's Journey into Modeling and Reality TV
Q: How did you start modeling and what kicked off your career?
He explains being scouted while working at TGI Fridays, creating digitals, and sending them to agencies which led to his first agency and eventually LA, with ongoing self-promotion and persistence.

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What is Call Sheet Confessions about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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