• 1.15 Brandon Hunt: International Disney Performer Shares His 1 Ingredient to Success

  • Nov 17 2022
  • Length: 51 mins
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1.15 Brandon Hunt: International Disney Performer Shares His 1 Ingredient to Success

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  • Today, Brandon Hunt’s a voice actor, an international performer, and a story director for an upcoming hot video game. But you know what? He bombed his first audition, getting cut after a few hours. Then, he put his head down and got to work. He watched every piece of media ever created about Charlie Chaplin, studying him relentlessly for 6 months until he was eligible to audition for Disney again. This time, they loved him. That started his performing career, which took him across the globe.

    In this episode, Brandon Hunt talks about going all-in—he calls it a non-negotiable for life. This 1 ingredient has led him to stages in the US, Japan, Hong Kong, and beyond. Halfway? Never an option for B-hunt.

    Oh yeah, and 1 other thing about Brandon: He was one of my roommates at the infamous Wolf Den (just a fun name we called our house since there were 8+ of us living there)! And he's also responsible for introducing me and Miranda.

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    Website: https://brandonhuntonline.com/

    Twitter @huntbran

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