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In this episode of the Inadequacy Project, Winter Jones shares his hilarious, heartbreaking, and hopeful story. Winter was born in the Middle East, moved to Chicago with his family, and took an amazing adventure that led him from theatrical stage work, to acting on film with Lisa Kudrow, Hugh Grant, and many others, to performing musically with Prince's team. Winter is based in London and shares his story as an out-and-proud force to be reckoned with. Come laugh and learn along with us as we hang out and share.

Voiceover coach and producer Dan Friedman shares how he got started, advice for established and new actors, and how he's coping in these interesting times, plus a few bonus stories of meeting heroes.

In Part II, we pick up with actor, writer, producer, and director Bill Timoney. Bill shares not just a peek behind the proverbial stage curtain, but delves deep into the creative work that has brought us many of our most favorite movie moments. Continued from Part I, this is an amazing glimpse into how stories are made and told - and how we find ourselves in the journey.
 
Production team: Pritika Sachdev, Brian Neris, Uncle Roy Yokelson
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Join us as we delve into the story behind the story, with actor, writer, producer, and director Bill Timoney. Bill shares scenes of many of our favorite movies in a two-part episode spanning his prolific career. We start out talking about why he does what he does, and get a tour of many behind-the-scenes moments involving Bryan Cranston, Al Pacino, and Karen Allen fighting bad guys in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Get an amazing glimpse into how stories are made and told - and how we find ourselves in the journey.

Guest: Bryan Jordan Newton, director, animator, and activist. You know his work from Rick and Morty and Teen Titans Go! In our inaugural episode, we discuss Batman Mask of the Phantasm, Batman the Animated Series from the 90s, Bryan's work, current events in the summer of 2020, and coping mechanisms for tough times. Please enjoy geeking out with us, but most importantly, hold onto hope with us.