Playing Different Characters in the Same Project

This week, Justin provides some tip for creating characters distinct from one another particularly when they are in the same project.

Ever feel pressure to "just feel it" in emotional scenes? You’re not alone. This episode dives deep into the craft behind authentic emotional work – no trauma-dumping required. Join us as we unpack actionable techniques to access raw truth safely and sustainably, whether you’re on camera or stage. We’ll bust the myth that "real acting" means suffering and reveal why the most powerful momentslive in the tension between control and surrender. Whether you’re facing grief, rage, or vulnerability – this is your roadmap to emotional resilience.

In this episode, I sit down with the legendary Ivana Chubbuck—renowned acting coach, author of The Power of the Actor, and mentor to A-list stars like Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, and Charlize Theron. We dive deep into her groundbreaking Chubbuck Technique, a powerful approach to acting that blends psychology, emotional authenticity, and actionable objectives to create unforgettable performances.Whether you're an aspiring actor or a seasoned performer, this conversation is packed with invaluable insights to elevate your craft.🚀 Want to train with Ivana? Check out her studio and sign up for classes here:🔗 http://www.ivanachubbuck.com📖 Get her book, The Power of the Actor:💬 What was your biggest takeaway? Let us know in the comments!👍 Liked this episode? Subscribe for more acting tips, interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights!#Acting #ChubbuckTechnique #IvanaChubbuck #ActingCoach #Hollywood #FilmActing #Theater #ActingTips

Ever delivered a powerhouse stage performance… only to hear "tone it down" on camera? Or felt "too small" when transitioning to theater? In this episode, we break down the key differences between acting for stage, film, and TV—and how to master each medium like a pro.Whether you’re a theater actor eyeing Hollywood or a screen newbie stepping onstage, these tools will transform your craft.

In this episode Justin shares some thoughts on disappointment in the business and how we can handle it.

In this episode of The Acting Notes, we sit down with renowned headshot photographer Michael Roud to break down everything actors need to know about getting the perfect headshot. We discuss what makes a headshot stand out, how to prepare for a session, and the biggest mistakes actors make. Michael also shares insights from his years of experience working with actors at every level. Check out Michael’s work and book a session at michaelroud.comDisclaimer: Apologies for the echo in the audio—technical difficulties got the best of us on this one! But stick with it; the insights in this episode are worth it.

In this episode of The Acting Notes, we dive deep into one of the most famous—and controversial—acting approaches: The Method. We’ll explore its origins, tracing back to Konstantin Stanislavski and how his work influenced legendary figures.We’ll break down the key techniques actors use, from emotional memory to sense memory and help you determine if it's the right method for you. Tune in as we separate fact from fiction and discuss how The Method  has shaped some of the most iconic performances in film and theater history.

Crying On Cue is sometimes considered to be the MOST important thing in acting. Is it? Are you actually a good actor if you can't do this? Short answer is no. Long answer - well, listen to the episode. Featuring a special guest; Actress and Acting Coach Georgia Warner.

What do we do when the world is just too much? How do we manage to still do incredible work when we don't feel our best? This week Justin talks about how to deal with the outside noise and take care of yourself as an artist.

WE'RE BACK! Agents are often viewed as the means of getting to the big leagues but how do we get the right agent? What do we need to get an agent? In this episode, Justin breaks down some tips to help you get an agent that you can vibe with.