This week let’s suit-up with Billy Crudup! We all sit down and indulge in some ‘Classic Crudup,’ like priceless voiceover campaigns, 800 numbers, and timeshares on the moon. After all, to quote the great William Gaither Crudup, “poolside furniture is my specialty.”Please support us by supporting our sponsors.This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/SMARTLESS and get on your way to being your best self.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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Two podcast hosts discuss the career status of a Hollywood actor and laugh about his habit of covering his furniture outside when it's not raining.
The guest talks about the metaphor of taking the plastic off the furniture to fully embrace living life and coversation of outdoor furniture.
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The speaker reflects on their experience of frequently moving schools and homes during childhood, and asks the listener about their experience of dealing with similar situations.
As people age, their ability to recall information such as lines starts to diminish. The fear of forgetting lines is a common concern among public speakers; without preparation, the fear can lead to panic attacks.
The speaker is hypothetically going a little further East and South than Quahog and Sabanek.
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The speaker discusses how skills acquired in graduate school for acting can be applied to improve speech and communication. Expansive movement techniques demonstrated on stage can aid in improving overall communication skills.
A person discusses their experience working with well-known directors and actors, as well as the stress and excitement of performing in a play.
The pressures of acting sometimes causes actors to be overconfident and act in an opposite way to avoid being fired, leading to unfortunate scenarios. The podcast discusses the experiences of an actor on independent movie Grind, and how he tried to not look nervous on set.
The speaker reflects on regret over a missed opportunity to ask about his father's career instead of boast about his understanding of a character, and advises to make interviewers feel that one can fit in and handle the job. The conversation then shifts to the physical preparation the guest had to undergo for his role in a film.
A discussion about the creative direction in sports storytelling, and how experience can give athletes a voice in the process.
Having agency in casting for a film gives the director the power to influence the tone and choose the best actors to fit the role.
The speaker reflects on the feeling of being at home no matter where they are, and how it has evolved over time.
The speaker questions the decision of leaving the house without evacuating one's bowels, while also mentioning plans for an early dinner and going to a play. They also mention a meeting with a friend at a golf course.
The interviewer compliments and shows admiration for an actor's work, specifically mentioning his role in the movie Almost Famous.
A discussion about voiceover acting in the industry including price points, securing gigs, and being in the right place at the right time.
The podcast hosts discuss their experiences doing voiceover work and how it provided stability as actors living paycheck to paycheck.
The podcast discusses how some people can develop addiction to chewing gum.
The speaker suggests going out to dinner with three other individuals and mentions meeting again next week.
The speaker expresses enthusiasm for the upcoming show named Hello Tomorrow. They admire the actor associated with the project and believe it will be high quality.
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