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Apr 29, 2019 33 min

Becoming An Actor In Your City

from The 2nd Floor

1:03 - how I got into acting 3:10 - Shakespeare Festival in England 5:05 - the theater process (in Alberta) 7:17 - the creative arts career path became far more appealing rather than law school 10:44 - acting requires a huge element of tapping into your personal journey 16:20 - "All you need" - a conspiracy show about the Beatles - among juggling multiple projects 18:24 - how to choose projects 20:06 - the destination and potential goal on becoming a successful actor 25:05 - the importance of who knows you in acting 27:29 - the potential Edmonton has for creators, artists and more Owen is a writer, producer, and actor based in Edmonton. He's performed internationally and toured his own written work across Western Canada. He's performed extensively in film, TV, and theatre in Alberta, written and produced a number of new works, and is a member of the cast and writing team of the show Chew on This which tapes is first episode of their new season this Wednesday. Accomplishments: -Performed internationally -Wrote, mounted, and performed two of his own productions -Joined a writing team for a TV show -Participated in multiple new works that have gone on to have further life in the Canadian professional theatre scene Find us on all streaming platforms : Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, Stitcher Instagram @2ndfloorpodcast Facebook @2ndfloorpodcast Your Hosts on Instagram Kenny Bhullar @Kenny_Bhullar Omid Qaderi @Qashus

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