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In this special Off Script Episode, I am on the red carpet of the opening night for the 2024 Adelaide Film Festival. The opening movie being The Correspondent. Directed by Kriv Stenders and staring Richard Roxburgh and Julian Maroun, all three of who I was very fortunate to be able to speak with on the red carpet.

The Correspondent is the true story of award winning journalist Peter Greste who reporting on the Arab Spring uprising, becoming entangled in a deadly game of rivalries, of which he was imprisoned for seven years, despite his innocence. The story follows his journey of survival on wits alone, before being released in 2015.

Enjoy this special episode. Huge shout out to the Adelaide Film Festival for giving me access to the red carpet and having this wonderful opportunity to meet Kriv Stenders, Richard Roxburgh and Julian Maroun, and hear some very insightful discussions on acting and storytelling.

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S03E10 - End Of Season Special - A Podcasters Roundtable, is exactly as it sounds. 12 hosts of my favourite podcasts from around the world, all collectively talking about podcasting, storytelling and community.

This conversation explores the experiences of actors and the importance of community, storytelling, and mindset in the acting and podcasting industries. The guests share their journeys, emphasizing the value of resilience and the power of connecting with others in the creative field. They discuss how storytelling is central to both acting and podcasting, and how building a supportive community can help actors navigate the challenges of their careers. In this engaging conversation, various guests share their experiences and insights about the acting and podcasting industries. They discuss the challenges actors face, the significance of auditions, and how collaboration can enhance the creative process. The dialogue emphasizes resilience, creativity, and the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry, particularly in the context of AI and technology.

Guests In Order of Appearance:

James Cridland - Podnews Weekly
Sam Sethi - Podnews Weekly & CEO of TrueFans.fm
Amy Lyndon - Actors! You Are Enough
Brian Patacca - Brian Breaks Character
Janet McMordie - Second Act Actors
Jeff Seymour - The Real Life Actor
DaJuan Johnson - Think Bigger Actors
Alyshia Ochse - That One Audition
Jordan Blair - Buzzsprout & Buzzcast
Anne Alexander-Sieder - Act Bold
Rachel Baker - Don't Be So Dramatic
Emily McKnight - An Actor Survives

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S03E09 is with instructors and students from Type Talent in Adelaide, South Australia.

In this episode of the Late Bloomer Actor podcast, host David John Clark engages with a diverse group of guests from Type Talent, an acting and performing arts school in Adelaide. The conversation explores the journeys of both instructors and graduates, emphasizing the importance of personal growth, community support, and the business side of acting. The guests share their experiences as new comers in the industry, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities that come with pursuing acting through an industry focused training regime. The discussion also touches on the significance of real-world application of acting techniques and the value of building connections within the creative arts community.

Takeaways

• Type Talent fosters a supportive community for actors.
• Personal growth is essential for success in acting.
• Networking and building relationships are crucial in the industry.
• Real-world application of techniques enhances learning.
• Diversity in age and experience enriches the learning environment.
• Understanding the business side of acting is vital.
• Self-taping and practice are key to improvement.
• Creating your own acting language is important.
• Embracing vulnerability leads to better performances.

Check out Type Talent for further information.

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