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EPISODE · May 30, 2026 · 1H 10M

What Actors Can Teach Screenwriters

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From Shakespeare to a multiverse, the vision of a writer for screen or stage is meant to be brought to life and transformed by actors. In this episode of Screenplaying from the Screenwriting MFA at the Graduate Program in Creative Writing at Western and The Crested Butte Film Festival, actor and GPCW Performance Coach Andrew Sellon and special guest, actor Tim Sheahan go in-depth on the topic of how an actor approaches a writer's work from the page to the stage or screen. If you think you know it all...you don't! Have fun listening to this informative and engaging discussion about the craft of acting and its intersections with the craft of writing.  Or theme music is by Levgen Poltavasky at Pixabay, and our audio wizard is Mike Janowski. Thank you for listening to another Screenplaying podcast, and exploring the art of cinema and the lost art of conversation!

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