
The actor group chat you didn’t know you needed.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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Gab is officially booked and busy, and this episode kicks off with it! We reflect on what it felt like to sit in that uncertainty before the news came through.
We also discuss why it is so hard for Sam to celebrate her own wins the way she celebrat... more
stevon lewis, a licensed therapist who specializes in imposter syndrome is HERE! he works with a lot of high achieving people, including actors, who feel like frauds no matter how much success they rack up.
we get into:
* why hitting a new level i... more
gab is on network test for a series (yes there's a nudity rider, yes there's a lawyer, yes we break down a lot of it, and YES spoiler alert she booked RIGHT after we finished this pod)
sam just spent four days on avail hold for two commercials shoot... more
back from our little podcast break (which, tbh we recorded right before we left, so nothing actually changed). this week we're catching up:
from rewatching old audition tapes to see who booked the roles we didn't, noticing how often "open ethnicity... more
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This show is perfect for any actor in major markets or those outside. It’s nice to hear fellow actors assess the highs and lows of this career. I’ve taken away helpful perspectives and encouragement. Thank you both for taking the time to share your journeys! Wish the best!
Nick
I like your honesty and the tools you give us to handle this crazy business. Keep it up 😊
Okay this resonates very much!!! I love every episode with these women. But I had to comment on how seen I felt hearing Sam express her feelings on pretty girls needing to be pretty in 95% of our tapes. I am tired AF. I have found myself filling with rage mid makeup application too many times lol. The time spent on HMU that could have gone into my acting work, makes me want to quit and run away with my dog to the mountains to be with the animals and grow a beard. It is what it is. Shocker-I have... more
Loving the chats and tips these girls are dishing out from the biz. I recently took their “what type of actor are you quiz” and found out I’m a drifter which actually makes a lot of sense with how I’ve been feeling lately and I’m excited to put things into motion. I get pumped for the new episodes each week because I love hearing the current climate and what the gals are up to. It’s like having two actor best friends girlies to dish with. I especially love that the podcast discusses ATL because ... more
actors, stop waiting for someone famous to tell you what this world is like, get in on this real talk instead.
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A candid, practical chat among working actors about life in major markets, auditioning realities, and career strategies beyond the traditional path. Episodes mix behind-the-scenes booking stories, headshots planning, downtime management, and navigating representation, with a steady emphasis on authenticity, supportive community, and real-world tactics for sustaining a long-term acting career. Unique angles include explicit discussions of regional markets (e.g., ATL/LA), the impact of social media on careers, and pragmatic approaches to momentum, branding, and networking within a member-driven community.
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