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S04E09: In this episode of the Late Bloomer Actor, host David John Clark speaks with Tom Copeland, an actor and entrepreneur, about the importance of treating an acting career like a business. They discuss Tom's journey from a business background to acting, the concept of being a late bloomer, and the significance of self-taping and branding in the industry. Tom shares insights on diversifying income streams and the value of experience, emphasizing that actors should focus on the work and not just the fame.


Takeaways

- Talent and training are only half the equation.
- Actors must treat their careers like a business.
- Branding and strategy are essential for longevity in acting.
- Self-taping is a crucial investment in an actor's career.
- Late bloomers bring valuable life experiences to acting.
- Professionalism is key in the acting industry.
- Diversifying income streams can provide stability for actors.
- The journey in acting is often unplanned and should be embraced.

Find Tom on Instagram under 'CastingTom', or his website 'CastingTom'.

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Join us as we dive into the world of acting with Robert Peterpaul, an award-winning actor, writer, and host of the podcasts "The Art of Kindness" and "How We Roll." In this episode, Robert shares his journey from childhood acting to Broadway, and offers insights into managing an acting career like a business. Discover the importance of authenticity, networking, and maintaining a strong online presence.

Key Takeaways:

The significance of treating your acting career as a business. How to effectively use IMDB and casting sites as marketing tools. The role of kindness and authenticity in building industry relationships. Tips for maintaining a balanced and fulfilling career in acting.

Guest Information:

Robert Peterpaul: Award-winning actor, writer, and podcast host. Podcasts: "The Art of Kindness" and "How We Roll."

Connect with Robert:

Instagram: @robpeterpaul TikTok: @RobertPeterPaul

Call to Action: Tune in to Robert's podcasts for more insights and connect with him on social media to join his kindness community.

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This episode was recorded on RiversideFM - click the link to join and record.

This episode is supported by Castability - an Audition Simulator, follow the link and use the code: LATEBLOOMERACTOR for 30% of your first monthly membership.

And finally, I am a huge advocate for and user of WeAudition - an online community for self-taping and auditions. Sign up with the PROMO code: LATEBLOOMER for 25% of your ongoing membership.

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In this episode of The Late Bloomer Actor, David speaks with New York talent agent Albert Bramante about his journey in the acting industry, the psychology behind self-sabotage in actors, and the importance of mindset and language in pursuing an acting career. They discuss the pressures actors face, strategies to overcome self-doubt, and the significance of building relationships within the industry. Albert shares insights from his book, 'Rise Above The Script,' emphasizing the need for persistence and a positive outlook in the competitive world of acting.

Takeaways

- Albert Bramante's journey from psychology to talent management.

- Self-sabotage in actors often stems from internal fears and external pressures.

- Actors face unique challenges in receiving feedback compared to other professions.

- The importance of mindset and language in defining oneself as an actor.

- Persistence is key in the acting industry; actors must keep pushing forward.

- Building relationships with agents and casting directors is crucial for success.

- Actors should view auditions as opportunities to perform rather than as tests.

- The concept of rejection in acting is often misunderstood; it's not personal.

- Having a long-term plan can help actors navigate their careers effectively.

- Late bloomers in acting can still find success at any age.

Check out 'Rise Above The Script' on Amazon.

Support the show

Please consider supporting the show by becoming a paid subscriber (you can cancel at any time) by clicking here and you will have the opportunity to be a part of the live recordings prior to release.

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This episode was recorded on RiversideFM - click the link to join and record.

This episode is supported by Castability - an Audition Simulator, follow the link and use the code: LATEBLOOMERACTOR for 30% of your first monthly membership.

And finally, I am a huge advocate for and user of WeAudition - an online community for self-taping and auditions. Sign up with the PROMO code: LATEBLOOMER for 25% of your ongoing membership.