Sara Tomko on Resident Alien, Representation in Hollywood & Finding Her Voice | The Brett Allan Show

Sara Tomko on Resident Alien, Representation in Hollywood & Finding Her Voice | The Brett Allan Show WANT MORE? www.brettallan.com On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with the incredibly talented actor Sara Tomko for an honest, engaging, and inspiring conversation about her journey in Hollywood and the roles that have shaped her career. Known for her standout performances and grounded presence on screen, Sara opens up about her creative process, the importance of representation, and the personal experiences that inform her work. Sara discusses her fan-favorite role as Asta Twelvetrees on Resident Alien, sharing behind-the-scenes insights, character development, and what makes the series resonate so deeply with audiences. She also reflects on navigating the industry as a woman of mixed heritage and how that perspective continues to influence her storytelling choices. What We Cover in This Episode: Sara’s path into acting and early career challenges Breaking down her role in Resident Alien and what makes Asta such a compelling character The importance of authentic representation in film and television Behind-the-scenes stories from set Balancing personal life with a demanding acting career Advice for aspiring actors trying to find their voice Why You Should ListenSara brings a thoughtful, introspective energy to the conversation that goes beyond surface-level Hollywood talk. Whether you're a fan of her work, an aspiring creative, or just love hearing authentic stories from working actors, this episode delivers both heart and insight. Connect with Sara Tomko:Follow her on social media for updates on upcoming projects and behind-the-scenes content. Listen & SubscribeDon’t miss this episode of The Brett Allan Show. Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share with fellow film and TV fans. Stay Connected with The Brett Allan Show:For more interviews with top actors, filmmakers, and creatives, follow the show across all platforms.