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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2022 · 44 MIN

Episode 33: What Should You Know About Being an Actor or Actress (Actually)?? With Merri Jamison (Part 2)

from Filmmaking (Actually) · host Koura Linda

Join Koura Linda - in Part 2 of a two-part discussion - and an award-winning actress who knows quite a bit about this episode's subject: Merri Jamison. Based in Los Angeles, CA, her credits include films like "Dangerous Company," "Back to Zero," "Welcome to Happy Valley," and "The Second Coming of Christ" with Tom Sizemore and Jason London, as well as the Twenty One Pilots music video for "My Blood." Merri has also graced the screen in a few Space Dream Productions projects, including Koura's film "Names On The Wall" - available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video - as well as the lead role in Koura's live-action/animated short "Bringer of War," available on our website. The idea and challenge of acting, to take a character and turn it into something personal, to make people believe that you are that character and take them on a journey - is something at which Merri excels and then some. So if you want to learn the ins and outs and ups and downs of being an actor - or actress - from someone with a wealth of knowledge and experience, you've come to the right place. Who knows, you might learn something (actually) - ta-da! If you want to ask a question, leave a comment, or say hello, write to [email protected]! And check out spacedreamfilms.com and patreon.com/spacedreamfilms for the latest projects that Koura and the Space Dream team are working on - be a part of the interactive Space Dream Productions community for as little as $1.99 a month!

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