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The Acting Notes

Justin Powell
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  • Theater Acting VS Film Acting: How to Change Your Acting Based on the Medium
    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.
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  • Disappointment
    In this episode Justin shares some thoughts on disappointment in the business and how we can handle it.
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  • The ULTIMATE Headshot Guide with Pro Photographer Michael Roud
    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.
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  • The Acting Technique Series: Method Acting
    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.
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  • Crying On Cue
    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.
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Unpacking the mystery, intrigue and mind numbing aspects of working in the acting industry. Host/actor Justin Powell offers tips and tricks on everything around the profession - from acting technique to business strategies and more - so you can take control of your acting career! Be sure to follow on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube so you don't miss out on any great acting content.
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