The last episode of "Diary of an Unemployed Actor" will feature the valuable lessons and advice I gathered from my podcast conversations.
If you're looking to participate in a 48-hour film event, a 24-hour film challenge, or any other similar events, they are not hard to come by. You can easily find them on platforms like meetup.com, Facebook, or websites such as 48hourfilm.com. Additionally, local organizations like Keno also host these types of events from time to time. The excitement of participating in one of these events comes from the opportunity to create a film within a short period of time. Moreover, it's a chance to meet new people who share your passion for filmmaking and potentially collaborate with them in the future. And let's not forget the enjoyment of the process and the satisfaction of having a finished product to showcase at the end.
Explore the significance of forging meaningful connections and building strong working relationships on a film set. In this episode, I discuss the why behind fostering positive connections with your fellow collaborators if you want to continue working in the industry.
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Curious about what it is like to work as an extra on a film set, or how to get into the business, this video will provide some tips and insights to help you navigate the world of extras and background acting. Milo has worked as an extra on several productions and will provide some advice on what it is actually like to wake up in the morning and spend a day on set, and what to bring with you each day.
A call sheet, commonly crafted by the assistant director (AD), serves as the daily schedule for a film shoot. It's meticulously assembled using the shot list and shooting schedule. This essential document acts as a detailed guide, providing cast and crew with crucial information regarding the locations and specific times they're expected on set for each day of filming.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/fuzi8Db6KRw?si=k4Pt24JSXLTHqM2P
The show is hosted by Milo Denison
In this episode, Milo and Kev are joined by Andy Milligan. Andy is a writer and actor, who is a decent musician as well. He shares some of his experiences with the Seeking Happiness Podcast. Find Andy at: Web: www.seekinghappiness.blog Instagram: @andymilligan77 Follow Milo and Kev on Instagram at: Milo Denison: @milodenison Kev Bamboo: @bmboo_creatives
Ever thought of trying your hand at acting but don’t have any experience? This video will offer some advice on how to gain that crucial initial experience if you have none, how to get some training, and a few other tips that will allow you to dabble in the performing arts to identify if it is something you want to pursue full time.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/LUAZgVKneS0?si=kkVVfrX0kqp_o2Wp
The show is hosted by Milo Denison
Introducing my plans for the 5th and final season of ‘Diary of an Unemployed Actor’
The show is hosted by Milo Denison
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Season 4 of Diary of an Unemployed Actor comes to an end. In this update I will let you know my plans for the next season of the show, and why it has been so long since an episode has posted.
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Teaching, Silly Verse & Becoming A PoetIn this episode of Rip it Up, Milo and Kev are joined by poet and teacher Ray Douglas. Ray tells us how he got into poetry and recites a few for us. He brings a fun new take on the game, "Ask An American."
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In this episode of Rip it Up, Milo and Kev are joined by the amazing special effects makeup artist Rob Burman. Rob has worked on films such as The Thing, The Fly, Tremors and more. He is here to tell the story about how he got into FX work and what he is working on now.
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In this episode of Rip it Up, The Helicopter Zombie from Dawn of the Dead, Jim Krut joins Milo and Kev. We discuss that film and his life as an actor. Jim also has family in the Ukraine, so we get serious for a bit, to discuss the impact the war is having on his family.
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in this episode of Diary of an Unemployed Actor, I speak with Corinna Issuree. She directed her first no-budget short film last year and we walk through the process from writing and casting to production, and post-production to discuss the ups and downs of the experience, along with lessons learned.
In this episode of Rip it Up Milo and Kev are joined by former child star Pat Cardi to discuss what it is like growing up at a very young age in the movie business.
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In this episode, Milo and Kev are joined by The Queen. Yes, they get a visit from royalty. She sings a few songs and has some fun with “Ask an American” and “Badly Drawn Bamboo.”
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Brian Patacca helps actors get what they want without suffering. He’s helped 542 actors find representation (and counting!) and is known as The Representation Whisper. His coaching clients include Tony Award-winners, Broadway stars, network Series Regulars, filmmakers, writers, and stand-up comedians. Brian has led workshops at SAG-AFTRA, universities across the globe including Northwestern, Pepperdine, PACE, Columbia College Chicago, Rose Bruford, and countless acting studios in the US and abroad. He has been a contributing expert to Backstage Magazine for over a decade. Follow Brian on Instagram @briansaysthat, check out his podcast, Brian Breaks Character, or visit www.MakeAgentsWantYou.com to watch his totally free training to help you find your perfect reps.
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In this episode, musician Noam Frank joins Milo and Kev to educate the guys about Endometriosis and how it affects 10% of women worldwide. She also sings a couple of songs, and as always, we have some fun with “Ask an American” and “Badly Drawn Bamboo.”
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Make-up and special effects artist Rodd Matsui returns to rip it up, to share some more amazing stories about his time in Hollywood. And we answer a few listener questions about ghosts and other things that go bump in the night.
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In this episode of Diary of an Unemployed Actor, I speak with Tommie McDonald about the porn industry. We talk about what goes into producing a film, how he got into the business, and the differences between porn and mainstream films. He shares a few behind-the-scenes tidbits as well.
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In this episode of Rip It Up, Milo and Kev are joined by financial literacy advocate Marvin D. They will be discussing virtual currencies, digital assets and facing racism.
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