
A podcast about the art, business, and craft of acting from working actors.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsTV & FilmArts | |||

Is your acting class serving as a true training ground for your craft, or has it become an expensive, guru-driven crutch?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean and Patrick take a hard, unvarnished look at one of the largest ongoing investment... more
Is professional acting a legitimate small business enterprise, or is it slowly being forced to become an expensive hobby?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean and Patrick dive deep into the modern financial realities and back-end overhead co... more
What happens when you book the job, deliver your lines perfectly on set, and still find your performance completely erased in post-production?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean and Patrick lift the veil on the final, most unpredictable hu... more
Can an actor actually over-prepare for an audition, or are we just falling into the trap of over-rehearsing a fixed result?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean and Patrick look at the fine line between deep script familiarity and rigid, robo... more
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Apple Podcasts | #211 |
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