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Jagged Parts
by Kunal Jaggi
Join me in my adventures in the Film/TV industry where I work professionally as an actor, audition and acting coach, director, union liaison and now podcast host. The series will be a hybrid between interviews with leading professionals from all facets of the industry, and reflections on my own experiences and learnings, with a goal to inform, inspire and ENTERTAIN!
Episodes
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#26: Discussing the Voice-over industry with On The Mic Studio
Michael Daingerfield and Noel Johansen, partners and instructors at On The Mic Voice Over Studio join me to discuss the voice industry - how to get started, training, the difference niches within voice work, creating a home studio, local vs international markets, agencies, marketing yourself and...
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Episode 25 - Casting Director Andrea Kenyon
One of Canada's top and busiest Casting Directors and President of Andrea Kenyon & Associates Casting -Andrea discusses the industry and casting, audition and self tape tips, consistent habits of actors who have long term careers and much more. Andrea also answered live questions from the webinar...
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#24: Matthew Harrison chats about The Actors Foundry and his work on Film, TV and Theatre
Matthew has developed a distinct and comprehensive professional technique and a life philosophy that has evolved into what is now known as The Actor's Foundry. As an actor, Matthew graduated from The Neighborhood Playhouse and has worked in Film, TV and stage in both LA and Vancouver.
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#23: 5 Resources to step up your game during COVID-19
I share free resources to step up your game during the pandemic - list of free casting webinars, script resources, free masterclasses, industry related podcast recommendations and ways to keep your inner artist alive.
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#22: Lewis Baumander chats about his 46+ years in the Film, TV and Theatre industries
Over a Film, TV and Theatre career spanning 46+ years, Lewis has directed Keanu Reeves in Hamlet, coached and directed on Film and Television projects and founded LB Acting Studio through which he has worked with 4 generations of working actors including 3 Gemini nomination performances. Lewis…
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Episode #21: Veena Sood chats about her extensive Film, TV and Theatre career
Veena Sood is a Leo award winning actress known for her versatility in Theatre, Film, Television and Improv with a career spanning 3 decades. She talks about her work as the co-founder of the Loose Moose Theatre Company, her extensive work on Film/TV, working with Oscar winning filmmakers, using...
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#20: Edie Inksetter - Handmaid's Tale, IT, Shoot The Messenger
Best known for her on-screen roles on 'The Handmaid's Tale', Stephen King's 'IT', 'Shoot the Messenger' and many more Film/TV roles, Edie Inksetter is a Toronto based actor and acting/audition coach. Edie chatted with me about her experiences in the industry - what she learned worked with actors...
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#19: Reina Hardesty - The Flash, Far Cry & More
Known for recently playing the Weather Witch on 'The Flash', Reina also chats about her work on UBISOFT's Far Cry New Dawn, Start Up, Greenhouse Academy and more. Reina also shares some stories on what keeps her inspired and motivated as an actor.
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#18: Michael Kostroff - Audition Psych 101, The Wire & More
Michael Kostroff is best known for his 5 seasons as gang attorney Maury Levy on The Wire (HBO) and dozens of other appearances on shows like Billions, The Blacklist, Law & Order: SVU, Luke Cage, The Deuce, Elementary, The Good Wife, Damages, Blue Bloods, Banshee, and opposite Robert De Niro in…
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#17: Veenu - Netflix's Lost in Space, how to manage audition anxiety
Vancouver based actor, coach and creator Veenu Sandhu talks about working on the Netflix hit series 'Lost in Space', upcoming feature 'A Dog's Way Home' and her tips and practices for actors on managing audition anxiety and nerves through her Audition Anxiety workshops.
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#16: Joy Juckes - Set Coaching, Voice Acting & Industry
Joy Juckes, the founder of Resonare Voice Studios, chats about coaching actors on projects like "Vikings", "Game of Thrones", "Race", "Lion", the importance of working on your overall voice instrument, dialects and how actors can get more work in the rapidly expanding industry of voice work
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#15: Tony Alcantar - Vancouver's #1 On Set Dialect Coach
Vancouver's #1 Dialect Coach and Founder of Tony Alcantar & Associates, Tony talks about dialect coaching Martin Freeman, Ewan McGregor & Billy Bob Thornton on FX's Fargo & other actors on the many productions he's worked on. We also discussed the necessity and specifics of Standard American...
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#14: Shawn Ahmed on Acting and Writing
Shawn Ahmed (The Expanse, Slasher, Saw VI, Designated Survivor etc) talks about acting and writing in Film/TV, his season at the Shaw Festival. We also delve into the unique challenges and opportunities working as diverse artists and creators.
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#13: Fuck Excuses. Fuck Luck. 3 Acting Lessons
Fuck your excuses. 3 acting related lessons learned in the past month. Fuck the "unlucky #13", fuck luck, lets aim for personal accountability
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#12: Jason Ainslie - Talent Agent & Owner of Principals Talent
Jason Ainslie purchased Principals Talent from his then agent at the age of 22, and in the 18 years since, has built Principals to be one of Vancouver's premier boutique talent agencies covering all divisions - Film, TV, Commercials and Voice Over. Jason chats about what drives him, the qualities...
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#11: Dale, creator of 'Silver, Sixty and Single' on working in casting and more
Dale Willman talks about creating her own series 'Silver, Sixty and Single', experiences working in casting in Nova Scotia (CBC's The Book of Negroes), her love of acting and work to overcome sexism and ageism in the industry and acting in Vancouver
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#10: Aaron & I chat about his extensive Film, TV & Theatre career as an Actor, Director, Acting Teacher and Producer
One of Vancouver's busiest actors and most recommended acting teachers, Aaron chats about his initials years in the business, what inspired him to create The Working Actors Gym and Mitch and Murray Productions, upcoming production of "Sex with Strangers", his experiences in LA, his style and...
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#9: Adil Zaidi - diversity in Film/TV, working on 'The Good Doctor' and more
Adil and I chat about our experiences auditioning and working in Film/TV as ethnically diverse actors, his work on shows like 'The Good Doctor' and how to stay focused and motivated in this business.
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#8: Arielle's work on TV Series (Series of Unfortunate Events, Chesapeake Shores etc), singing anthems at Whitecaps & Canucks games and more
Arielle Tuliao talks about how she got started acting in Film/TV, singing the national anthems at Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Canucks games, working on 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' (Netflix), 'Chesapeake Shores' (Hallmark) and talks about the importance of persistence and being a professional.
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#7: Darby talks about working on The Flash, attending AMDA and life in LA, and upcoming YEAA events
Darby Steeves and I chatted about her experiences attending American Musical and Dramatic Academy in LA and NYC, auditioning for Film/TV in LA and Vancouver, her work as a stand on Season 4 of CW's The Flash and upcoming events as co-chair of Young Emerging Artist's Assembly (YEAA) at UBCP/ACTRA…
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#6: Brian Doe talks about his experiences in voice acting, shares tips and hilarious character voices
Brian Doe, an experienced Voice (My Little Pony, Beyblade, World Trigger) and Film (Wayward Pines) actor talks about how to get started in voice acting, his experience at fan conventions, inspirational figures in his life and creating art. He also shares his hilarious character voices, and unique...
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#5: 233 Days in Vancouver - thoughts and experiences so far about the Film/TV industry in Vancouver vs Toronto
On my 233rd day in Vancouver, moving here from Toronto in January 2018, I talk about my thoughts and experiences so far - about the Film/TV industry in Vancouver vs Toronto, set life, casting, auditions, classes and much more.
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#4: Adam Murciano talks about starting acting young, industry in Toronto & Vancouver, and his upcoming guest star on CBC
Actor Adam Murciano & I talk about his journey in acting - including starting professionally at 13, his experiences in the industry in Toronto and now Vancouver, his upcoming guest star on CBC and creating our own destinies. Adam also shares tips for other young actors.
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#3: Actor/Dancer Kallie Hu talks about her journey from a professional dancer to actor in Film/TV
An experienced professional dancer with years of training, competing and performing in various styles and credits such as The Flash (CW), Descendants 2 (Disney) and Once Upon a Time (ABC), Kallie Hu talks about her journey and transition into acting in Film/TV. A candid, honest and revealing...
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#2: Actor & Stuntman Serje Basi talks about how to get into stunt work and the evolution of action in Film
Serje talks about how his military and martial arts experience led him to stunt and acting work in Film/TV, gives tips to aspiring stunt actors and shares his thoughts on the evolution of action styles in film - from the flashy Hong Kong style action to the more gritty and realistic hand to hand...
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#1: Derrick Van Wyk talks about working on 'Skyscraper' (starring The Rock), auditioning for Film/TV and more
A candid discussion with South African born, Vancouver based actor Derrick Van Wyk. We talked about his unique experiences in the entertainment industry - including working as a dialect coach on ‘Skyscraper’ (starring Dwayne The Rock Johnson), auditioning for Film/TV, working as a cruise ship...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Join me in my adventures in the Film/TV industry where I work professionally as an actor, audition and acting coach, director, union liaison and now podcast host. The series will be a hybrid between interviews with leading professionals from all facets of the industry, and reflections on my own experiences and learnings, with a goal to inform, inspire and ENTERTAIN!
HOSTED BY
Kunal Jaggi
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