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In the Green Room Podcast Wayne Ingram
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Actor Wayne Ingram sits down with fellow actors to talk all things acting industry and what it is like to forge your acting career. This podcast focuses on the hustle needed for the early stages of an acting career, the mental battles, and the struggles that come with it.
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Going All-In with Bethany Fenton
In this episode (the final one of Season 1) I sit down once again with Bethany Fenton a whole 12 months following our interview for Episode 1. I had called Bethany back as I wanted to touch base with her after I'd heard she had been made redundant from her day-job and was going to go all in on being an actor full-time. In this episode, we find out how she got on...
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Patience & Sharing Your "Wins" with Nuala McGowan
In this episode I chat with my good friend Nuala McGowan about her career to date. We touch on utilising the time between jobs, and having patience during that time when it feels like it is going to last forever. We also talk about Nuala's experience as a twin who's sibling is also an actor, how they handle working in the same market and crucially, how what they do can apply to every single actor.
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Creating Your Own Acting Work with Sharni Tapako-Brown
In this episode of the In The Green Room Podcast I talk with actor and producer, Sharni Tapako-Brown. We discuss the lesson’s that we’ve learnt from producing our own productions and how doing so effects the way you approach an acting career. We also talk about the importance of grass-roots stories within the industry, the importance of your network and so much more.
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Reaching the Next Level with Rachel Lin
I'm so excited to bring you this episode of the podcast with Rachel Lin (Casualty, Eastenders). In this discussion we talk about Rachel breaking through to getting her first TV credits, reverse engineering your position in the industry, ambitions and so much more.
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Most Great Actors Are Never "Seen" with Michael Peluso
This interview with my good friend and actor Michael Peluso (Artemis Fowl, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) is perhaps the most candid and honest interview I've had the pleasure of conducting in my nearly 10 years of podcasting - never mind being one of the most honest I've heard any actor give. This is *seriously* a must listen (I'm biased yes, but it's true!)
We cover so much including the pressures of being an actor with a famous mum, reaching levels in the industry that some actors only dream of simply to be met with disappointment as well as the factors that came into play when weighing up whether or not to take a step away from the acting business. All of this and so much more!
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The Human Experience of Acting - In The Green Room w/ Bethany Fenton
I'm delighted to bring you this first episode of the "In The Green Room Podcast" where I interview Bethany Fenton. We sat down 12 months ago (we'll touch base again before the end of the season) and had a great chat about all things "show-biz", the realities of being an actor from her perspective as someone relatively new to the industry including (but not limited to) the part that social media has to play in one's career and the high levels of objectification that actors experience.