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    Where Working Actors Talk

    #Whereworkingactorstalk: An illuminating, entertaining, no bullsh*t look into the entertainment industry. Each episode features a candid chat between the SKS staff and a variety of Film and TV professionals ranging from seasoned actors to casting directors, talent representatives and directors as they share their experiences, provide advice and discuss issues that are pertinent to actors today. Follow us on Instagram @StanKirschStudios and go to www.StanKirschStudios.com

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    Amanda Booth: Acting, Motherhood & Taking Control of Your Career Sep 23, 2026
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    Colleen Foy sits down with actor, model, producer, and advocate Amanda Booth to reflect on the unexpected path that took her from being a small-town athlete on a college scholarship to modeling in New York and Europe, and eventually to building a career in commercials and acting in Los Angeles.

    Amanda opens up about navigating the entertainment industry, becoming a mother to her son, Micah, in 2014, and how his Down syndrome and autism diagnosis caused her to reevaluate her priorities and redefine her sense of self. She shares what it took to rediscover her boundaries, identity, and balance, and how the loss of her brother, Julian, profoundly shaped her perspective.

    Colleen and Amanda also dive into Amanda's evolution from actor to producer, how her personal experiences influence the work she creates, and what it means to take control of your creative career and finally make the kinds of stories she's always wanted to see.

    00:00 Meet Amanda Booth

    01:23 Small Town to New York

    02:14 Modeling Breakthrough

    03:27 LA Move and Commercial Niche

    05:47 Advice on Balance

    07:11 Finding Ease on Set

    10:23 Motherhood Changes Everything

    12:50 Boundaries and Hustle

    15:44 Loss and Perspective

    17:47 Auditions as Play

    19:45 Producing for Inclusion

    23:17 Next Projects and Vic

    27:38 Private Road Deep Dive

    33:18 Dream Disability Stories

    37:53 Life in Austin

    39:31 Micah and Representation

    42:37 Stan Kirsch Studio Journey

    44:20 Closing Thanks

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Amanda Booth IMDb

    · Follow Amanda on IG @amanda_booth

    · Supporting “Casting Christmas”

    Host: ⁠Colleen Foy⁠

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    Want to learn more about Stan Kirsch Studios? ⁠Visit Our Website Here.⁠

    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Actor & YouTube Pioneer Greg Benson Greg Benson: Building a Long-Term Acting Career & Creating Your Own Opportunities Sep 09, 2026
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    Greg Benson has been a working LA actor, comedian, and director since 1991 — with credits on Beef, Matlock, NCIS, and Bel-Air, plus 150+ national commercials. He's also an early online-comedy pioneer, growing his YouTube channel MediocreFilms to over a million subscribers.

    Greg gets into moving from Texas to LA, walking headshots door to door, and booking his first audition (Ghost Ship) after months of silence. He breaks down the mindset shift that came from treating acting like a full-time job, how that led him into sketch comedy and content creation, and how his and his wife's show Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show landed a Sony/Crackle deal. He also opens up about taking a decade off auditioning, coming back post-COVID, and finding new reps through cold outreach — all while learning to actually enjoy the ride.

    00:00 Meet Greg Benson
    01:52 Texas Roots and Theater Camp
    03:13 Breaking Into LA Pre Internet
    04:50 Chutzpah and Agent Calls
    07:02 First LA Booking and New Energy
    09:19 Treating Acting Like a Job
    11:44 From Acting to Digital Creator
    12:47 Public Access and Early Filmmaking
    16:21 MySpace to YouTube Breakthrough
    18:09 Deals and Casting Lessons
    22:08 Audition Mistakes to Avoid
    24:54 Asking for Help and Referrals
    26:05 Content Creation Takes Over
    27:02 Choosing YouTube Focus
    27:44 Self Tape Skills Boost
    28:52 Try Hard Audition Story
    30:03 Redefining Career Success
    32:37 Life Over Acting
    34:36 Returning After Hiatus
    37:22 COVID Pause and Priorities
    38:32 ADHD and Variety Channel
    42:17 Memorization Systems
    46:12 New Reps and Outreach
    48:50 Rapunzl Email Strategy
    51:08 Dry Spells and Joy
    52:56 Closing Thanks

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Greg’s Website

    · Greg’s IMDb

    · Greg on Actors Access

    · Subscribe to Greg’s YouTube Channel MediocreFilms

    · Follow Greg on IG @gregbenson

    Host: Colleen Foy

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Actor Headshots, Wardrobe & Auditions with Image Consultant Buckley Sampson Aug 26, 2026
    Show notes

    Colleen Foy sits down with actor and image consultant Buckley Sampson to talk actor headshots, audition wardrobe, self-tape outfits, personal branding, and how actors can use style to communicate their casting type.

    Buckley shares how she went from working as an actress to helping actors align their headshots, wardrobe, and on-camera presence with the roles they want to book. From what to wear for actor headshots and auditions to lifestyle photos, film festivals, and red-carpet looks, she breaks down how fit, tailoring, jewelry, fabrics, patterns, and even small wardrobe details can communicate character, status, and story.

    Colleen and Buckley also dig into casting type and “essence,” headshot styling, self-tape wardrobe, when actors should update their headshots, and why having a handful of reliable audition outfits ready to go can make self-taping easier.

    Buckley walks through her image consulting process, including closet reviews, shopping, Pinterest boards, and collaborating with agents, managers, photographers, and hair and makeup artists. Plus, they talk about navigating changing industry trends, aging as an actor, and choosing headshots that actually represent how casting sees you.

    If you’ve ever wondered what to wear for headshots, how to dress for an audition or self-tape, or how to build a stronger personal brand as an actor, this episode is for you.


    Actor & Intimacy Coordinator Julia Belanova on Taking Risks, Auditions & Creating Safer Sets Aug 12, 2026
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    Actor, activist, and certified intimacy coordinator Julia Belanova joins SKS master teacher Colleen Foy for a candid conversation about building a sustainable acting career, taking creative risks, navigating representation, and creating safer, more empowered film and television sets.

    A magna cum laude Harvard graduate and longtime member of the Stan Kirsch Studios community, Julia shares her journey from theater to film and TV and how her pursuit of joy and freedom in her work has pushed her to make bold choices, both in the audition room and in her career. From an iconic punk-rock buzz cut that made it clear she shouldn’t be underestimated to a fearless Mayans M.C. audition choice that resulted in a same-day booking, Julia has learned the value of trusting her instincts and embracing what sets her apart.

    She also reflects on working alongside Colin Farrell and how the experience deepened her commitment to presence, freedom, and authenticity as an actor, as well as the challenges of finding representation and why Stan Kirsch Studios became an artistic anchor throughout her career.

    Julia and Colleen also dive into her work as an intimacy coordinator and advocate for safer sets, including her advocacy with The Hollywood Commission and training with IDC and IPA. Julia breaks down what intimacy coordination actually looks like behind the scenes, from casting breakdowns and pre-production through filming and post-production, and discusses consent, trauma-informed practices, working with minors, and why intimacy support can be just as important in emotionally intense scenes as it is in scenes involving physical intimacy.

    This episode is a conversation about taking risks, trusting your instincts, finding your artistic community, and building an acting career that leaves room for both creative freedom and advocacy.

    00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro

    00:48 Moving to LA After Harvard

    01:20 Finding Community at Stan Kirsch

    02:55 Stage to Screen Transition

    03:37 Representation and Daily Progress

    05:01 Buzz Cut as Branding

    06:43 Reinvention and Creative Risk

    09:01 Mayans MC Set Experience

    11:14 Essence Versus Casting Type

    13:49 Learning Through Ongoing Class

    15:02 Breakthrough Booking With Colin Farrell

    16:56 Reinventing Acting Path

    17:29 Becoming Intimacy Coordinator

    18:12 Why Advocacy Matters

    20:38 Training Programs Explained

    22:00 Joining a Production Team

    23:23 Actor Support Surprises

    24:44 Trauma Informed Boundaries

    27:47 Safety Versus Set Speed

    29:18 When the Work Hits Home

    30:30 Protecting Child Performers

    31:40 How the Role Changed Her

    32:51 Closing Gratitude and Community

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Julia’s Website

    · Julia’s IMDb

    · Follow Julia on IG @_juliabelanova

    Host: Colleen Foy

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Eps 40: Heather Hemmens on Building a Long-Haul Acting Career: Self-Care, Resilience, and Creating Your Own Opportunities Jul 22, 2026
    Show notes

    Colleen sits down with Heather Hemmens (Roswell New Mexico, Hellcats, Yellowstone) to talk about sustaining a decades-long career through resilience, craft, and self-care. Heather looks back on moving from Maine to LA at 18 with little money, the disheartening early years, and how depression in her early 20s led her to coping tools like hiking, yoga, meditation, and better health habits. Stan Kirsch Studios was one of the places that gave her a sense of community and built her groundwork for on-camera training, and she also got support from a manager who stuck with her before she booked for years. Heather breaks down what she learned watching herself on camera, her seven-audition journey to booking Hellcats despite getting harsh feedback from a casting director, and how that propelled her in the future when she was up for Roswell, New Mexico. From working with Tyler Perry to Taylor Sheridan, Heather has absorbed the artistry of those around her and used it to further her acting career and work. No matter what happened, she refused to give up, and that’s how she was able to keep going. See her in “Texas Two Step” now playing on Hallmark.

    00:00 Meet Heather Hemmens

    01:01 Moving to LA at 18

    02:45 Full Circle Milestone

    04:07 Self Care Survival

    06:16 Depression and Coping Tools

    08:07 Finding Stan Kirsch Studios

    10:56 On Camera Breakthroughs

    15:03 Booking Hellcats

    18:26 Notes and Callbacks

    20:10 Resilience Before the Break

    24:39 Health Crisis to Business

    26:53 Roswell Audition Shift

    27:10 Booking Roswell Fast

    29:20 Juggling Three Shows

    31:14 Champagne Problems Reality

    35:21 Tyler vs Taylor Workflows

    38:41 Tyler Perry Boot Camp

    41:45 Directing Actors Gently

    46:02 Staying Flexible On Set

    47:35 Dancing Again Texas Two Step

    50:14 Choosing Directing Home Turf

    52:40 Trusting Intuition Self Care

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Heather’s IMDb

    · Follow Heather on IG @heatherhemmens

    · Get some Galifornia Undies

    Host: Colleen Foy

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Eps 39: Natalie Lander on The Middle, Legally Brunette, and Creating Your Own Work (9-1-1: Lone Star, 13 Reasons Why) Jul 08, 2026
    Show notes

    Brock and Natalie Lander (The Middle, 9-1-1: Lone Star, 13 Reasons Why, Hannah Montana, Grey’s Anatomy, Goldie and Bear, Legally Brunette, and MTV’s Search for the Next Elle Woods) get into the nitty gritty about being a modern day actor. Natalie shares how Stan Kirsch Studios helped her transition from theater to TV with script breakdown skills, multicam vs. single-cam knowledge, and the value of watching other actors work. She discusses booking her first recurring guest star at 28 on The Middle, how preparedness and a welcoming set helped her feel she belonged, and what recurring work teaches about community. They also dive deep into Natalie’s content creation process and how she came up with the Craigslist Monologues and Shortcomings podcast with Brittany Ross and eventually Legally Brunette. This episode is for everyone looking for advice and practical lessons on how to navigate being a multihyphenate actor.

    00:00 Cold Open and Setup

    00:09 Guest Intro Natalie Lander

    01:32 Podcast Mission and POV

    02:03 SKS Lessons and Foundations

    04:18 The Middle Audition Breakthrough

    07:42 Recurring Role Long Game

    09:19 Creating with Brittany Ross

    13:27 Community and Making Your Own Yes

    16:36 Legally Brunette Origin Story

    18:36 Journals to One Woman Show

    21:49 Pandemic Resurgence and Timing

    23:16 Creative Meets Business

    23:56 Healing Legally Blonde

    24:35 Solo Creator Struggles

    27:07 Squiggy Musical Origins

    29:46 Mars Story And Grief

    31:50 Writing Process Breakdown

    35:29 Venue And Funding Reality

    39:04 Indie Pilot To Life

    43:02 Acting In A New Era

    45:05 Fringe And Farewell

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Natalie’s Website

    · Natalie’s Links

    · Natalie’s IMDb

    · Follow Natalie on IG @natalie_lander

    Host: Brock Ciarlelli

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Eps 38: Melissa Blue (Rock Your Reel, Blue Lit Studios) on Actor Footage, Branding, and Reels Jun 24, 2026
    Show notes

    Angela Fornero sits down with Melissa Blue, owner of Rock Your Reel and Bluelit Studios, to talk through actor branding. From demo reels to headshots, they dive into the pros and cons of using self-tapes versus creating footage and how actors can “level up” their packages depending on where they are in their careers. Melissa shares her path from musical theater to on-camera acting, headshot photography, writing, and building a reel business in LA. They also talk about how your acting materials should teach Hollywood how to cast you, align with what you truly play, and match shows that are currently airing right now. Melissa shares her process and how she likes to identify archetypes, analyze favorite shows for patterns, research into current cinematography techniques and sets, and why class is so important. With Rock Your Reel, she talks about taking actors through the entire process of brainstorming, pitching, scripting, rehearsing, shooting, and editing, and how it is all a part of reclaiming our careers.

    00:00 Career Corner Setup

    00:34 Footage Confusion Today

    01:19 Meet Melissa Blue

    03:03 From Headshots to Reels

    07:10 Listening to the Signs

    08:46 Branding Without Fear

    12:10 Specific Materials That Cast

    14:39 Find Your Shows and Tone

    16:15 Archetypes and Cheat Sheets

    18:09 Target Shows With Patterns

    23:49 Community and Class Benefits

    28:32 New vs Seasoned Actors

    33:55 Self Tape Quality Bar

    35:32 Branding Through Demo Reels

    36:21 Footage Paths Explained

    38:23 DIY Footage Pitfalls

    41:25 Cheap/Fast/Good Rule

    42:50 Waiting Pays Off

    46:08 Rock Your Reel Process

    55:00 Shoot Day and Timeline

    56:30 IMDb and Signature Scenes

    59:29 Seasoned Actor Tips

    01:02:20 Creative Fulfillment

    01:07:16 Lessons From Producing

    01:10:51 Final Advice & Next Steps

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Rock Your Reel

    · Blue Lit Studios

    · Melissa’s IMDb

    · Follow Melissa on IG @melissablueward

    Host: Angela Fornero

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠



    Eps 38: Laura Niemi on Theater, Audition Craft, Reinvention, and Building a Long Acting Career Jun 10, 2026
    Show notes

    We are thrilled to welcome long time SKS'er Laura Niemi. With over 60 IMDB credits, and an extensive background in theatre (The Geffen Playhouse, South Coast Rep, The Taper just to name a few) - she knows what it takes to put in the work and navigate this wild industry. From Laura’s theater roots where she created her own theater company to her recurring role on NBC’s This is Us, they dive into every aspect of Laura’s journey. Laura talks about how theater strengthened her craft, her reps and rehearsal process, the value of community, rehearsal partners, and the belief that there’s no single “right” way to play a role. Laura also reflects on how pivotal Stan and SKS was in her life, and how at every turn she was able to pivot and pave her own way forward through the connections she established throughout her lifelong career.

    00:00 Old Friends Reconnect

    00:21 Glass Menagerie Breakthrough

    01:02 Theater Pay Reality Check

    01:47 Cracking Big Stages

    03:00 Why Plays Level You Up

    05:03 Rehearsal Builds Chemistry

    06:43 Rehearsal Friendships

    09:06 No One Right Take

    11:12 Finding Stan’s Studio

    14:17 Safe Space Culture

    15:36 Audition Prep That Books

    20:59 Staying Inspired Today

    22:43 Hobbies Fuel The Work

    25:02 Branding and Typecasting

    27:40 Reinventing Through Creating

    30:20 Writing Your Own Series

    31:08 Stop Overbranding Yourself

    32:00 Utility Actor Mindset

    33:25 Stars vs Theater Casting

    35:10 Frustration Into Action

    38:28 This Is Us Audition Journey

    42:42 Chemistry and Method Choices

    45:33 Betting on Yourself

    47:24 Red Carpet Reps Practice

    52:20 Finding the Right Reps

    55:33 Choosing Reps Authentically

    59:39 Stan Legacy Farewell

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Laura Niemi’s IMDb

    · Follow Laura on IG @lauraniemi

    · Keep up with Laura here

    Host: ⁠Colleen Foy⁠

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠


    Eps 37: Finding Her Voice: Loren Escandón on Art, Culture, and Resilience Oct 01, 2025
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    In this episode, award-winning Afro-Latina actress and filmmaker Loren Escandón shares her inspiring journey from Cali, Colombia, to Hollywood. Growing up surrounded by cartel violence, Loren’s mother enrolled her in ballet to keep her safe, which sparked a lifelong passion for storytelling. She shares how her early training in ballet, tango, and jazz eventually led her to theater and television, as well as the challenges of navigating cultural shifts and learning to embrace her accent. Loren has appeared in hit series including Gentefied, 9-1-1, S.W.A.T., Selena: The Series, Truth Be Told, and Freevee’s Casa Grande. She is best known for her breakout role as Marisol in Netflix’s Purple Hearts. Beyond acting, Loren is an accomplished director and writer. Her debut, Phone Tales, premiered at multiple festivals, and her latest short, Los Patines, has won numerous awards including Best Short at the San Pedro International Film Festival and Best Latino Short and Director at the NYC Downtown Short Film Festival. Throughout the conversation, Loren emphasizes resilience, self-acceptance, and the importance of representation in storytelling. She offers insights into her creative process, her experiences navigating multiple cities and cultures, and her vision for what’s coming next.

    00:00 Introduction and Early Life

    00:25 Discovering Ballet and Storytelling

    01:32 Transition to Acting and Moving to the US

    02:27 Navigating the Acting Industry

    03:48 First TV Role and Learning the Ropes

    05:49 Settling in LA and Finding Representation

    11:24 Audition Challenges and Self-Acceptance

    16:59 The Importance of Training and Comedy

    25:17 Wardrobe and Character Embodiment

    26:50 Collaborative Costume Design

    27:22 Realism in Acting

    28:57 Transition to Directing

    31:57 Creating Los Patina

    34:50 Challenges and Triumphs

    39:34 Future Projects and Aspirations

    46:44 Reflections and Inspirations

    49:46 Inside the Actor's Studio Questions

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · Loren’s IMDb

    · Follow Loren on IG @lorenescandon

    Host: ⁠Colleen Foy⁠

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

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    Eps 36: Meet the Newest Acting Coach at SKS: Award-Winning Writer/Actor A.J. Castro (Will and Grace, NCIS, 9-1-1) Sep 17, 2025
    Show notes

    A.J. Castro was born in Costa Rica and raised in Miami, where he quickly found his love of acting. He sits down with host Colleen Foy to talk about his journey in the industry and finding his place as a Latino in Hollywood. From studying at CSULA to booking Will & Grace and 9-1-1, A.J.’s journey has now led him to becoming a coach at SKS. He shares his early career struggles, his entry into Hollywood through perseverance and community support, living a lifelong career with shifting goals over time, finding writing, and how being a father has shaped his stories. A.J. also shares insights about adapting to the industry’s demands, and how he found Stan Kirsch Studios right when he needed it. You’ll learn the importance of having a process, finding joy in the creative journey, and giving yourself grace in your creative process.

    00:00 Introduction and Welcome

    00:09 AJ's Journey to the Studio

    01:22 Moving to LA: The Early Years

    02:34 Finding Footing in LA

    02:49 Acting Beginnings in Miami

    06:25 Challenges and Growth in Acting

    07:50 The Importance of Goals and Consistency

    14:48 Navigating the Acting Industry

    30:00 Booking 911 & The Payoff of Consistency

    30:56 Overcoming Intimidation and Self-Doubt

    33:19 The Importance of Casting and Perseverance

    35:06 Branding and Marketing as an Actor

    36:54 Discovering and Embracing Your Type

    43:15 Writing as a Creative Outlet

    46:54 Balancing Acting and Writing

    52:51 Inside the Actor's Studio Questions

    57:12 Final Thoughts and Aspirations

    EPISODE LINKS:

    · AJ Castro’s IMDb

    · Follow AJ on IG @realajcastro

    · AJ’s Links

    · Learn More about AJ’s Classes at SKS

    Host: ⁠Colleen Foy⁠

    Producer: ⁠Kristyn Daniel⁠

    Music by: Lindsay Boreing and Will Boreing

    ________________

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    ⁠Catch up on the podcast here.⁠

    Follow SKS on IG ⁠@stankirschstudios ⁠


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