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StageMilk: Acting Conversations

StageMilk.Com, one of the leading acting websites in the world, brings you StageMilk: Acting Conversations. Interviews with the best actors, directors, voice coaches and performing arts experts from around the world. Andrew Hearle delves into what makes these top performers and teachers tick. What can we learn from the best in the business? This podcast aims at finding the actionable advice actors can use to improve their craft and move forward in their careers.

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Episode 7: Gabrielle Rogers and Andrew Jack: The Voice Unpacked

Two of the masters of voice work, Gabrielle Rogers and Andrew Jack chat with actor Andrew Hearle about getting the most out of your voice. How to find your vocal strength! How to get the voice you’ve always wanted as an actor.

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usSeptember 13, 2016

Episode 6: Donald Woodburn: The Importance of Swearing

Donald Woodburn is one of Australia’s top voice coaches. He is currently teaching voice at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (Hugh Jackman, Jai Courtney). In this interview we discuss the importance of untidying speech and allowing your most animalistic/natural voice to come out.

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJuly 25, 2016

Episode 5: Luke Mullins: Staying inspired as an actor

Luke Mullins is an Australian actor who works a great deal in theatre, TV and film. Luke and Andrew chat all things acting: Is drama school worthwhile? How did you get your first break? What are some of the things you do to stay inspired and much more...

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJuly 11, 2016

Episode 4: Zoe Angus: Why Acting Unions are Important

Zoe Angus (National Director of Equity) sits down with Andrew Hearle to chat about how important community is for actors and why we are stronger together.

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJuly 07, 2016

Episode 3: Chris Edmund: How to get into Drama School

For many actors getting into drama is the be all and end all. And as a drama school graduate, I agree that acting training is incredibly important for improving your craft and moving your career forward. Chris Edmund is the former head of acting at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (Hugh Jackman, Jai Courtney) and after 30 years at one of the best drama schools in the world, he is a true authority on all things drama school.

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJune 27, 2016

Episode 2: David Smith (Smith and Jones) How to Get an Acting Agent

Looking for an agent? Or wondering how to work with your agent to move your career forward? David Smith is one of Australia’s leading acting agents. We discuss how to best to seek representation and how to maintain a good actor/agent relationship. And a whole lot more...

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJune 16, 2016

Episode 1: Les Chantrey: Screen Acting and Auditioning

Want to improve your screen acting and start landing roles? Les Chantrey is an actor and acting coach based in Sydney. Known for helping actors audition for film and TV, Les is a power house of acting knowledge. We look at all areas of screen acting including self taping and screen testing. Actionable advice that will help you land roles. Seriously a student lands a role in the middle of the podcast!

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJune 16, 2016

Episode 0: Introduction

Introducing StageMilk: Acting Conversations. If you are an actor at any stage in your career, this is the podcast for you. Interviews with the best in the business. Top actors, directors, voice coaches and other performing arts industry experts from around the world. Andrew Hearle delves into what makes these incredible performers and teachers tick, drawing out the insights and ideas to help improve your craft as an actor, and move your career forward.

StageMilk: Acting Conversations

en-usJune 16, 2016

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