Oct 22, 2026 · 48 min · 10 segments
🎬 What does it really take to build a successful acting career—and why do so many talented actors struggle to turn their skills into consistent work? In this episode of Podcast of Traveling Actors…
And so speaking of collaborative, over your career, you've obviously been doing acting, you've done stunt work, but you've also moved towards coaching and you've got bootcamp and you've got mastermind and was it get taped? What was it originally?
mean, there are different offerings, but no. There's all sorts of stuff, yeah.
Yeah, so when I was living in Los Angeles, I didn't really have anything on my resume to speak of in terms of bookings, but I outworked everybody.
And what that did is I wanted to get to the 10,000 hours as quickly as I could to master my craft or to put myself in a position to be in a place of mastery.
I could look at a script once and break it down and know exactly what the right choices were.
and i'm also at that time i'm studying in a really well-known studio in los angeles called stan kirsch studios sks and um you know my my class my monday night class we've got we got four, three, four, five series regulars in my class.
And over time, other people in that class, when they, because I didn't even have an, I mean, I had a commercial agent, then i had a manager at one point but i really wasn't getting an opportunity to audition i wasn't getting an opportunity to compete and there were other actors who had great representation And they would call me and be like, Hey man, I got this script.
Can I just send it to you? Will you look at it real quick and let me know your thoughts? Yeah, no problem.
And so speaking of collaborative, over your career, you've obviously been doing acting, you've done stunt work, but you've also moved towards coaching and you've got bootcamp and you've got mastermind and was it get taped? What was it originally?
mean, there are different offerings, but no. There's all sorts of stuff, yeah.
Yeah, so when I was living in Los Angeles, I didn't really have anything on my resume to speak of in terms of bookings, but I outworked everybody.
And what that did is I wanted to get to the 10,000 hours as quickly as I could to master my craft or to put myself in a position to be in a place of mastery.
I could look at a script once and break it down and know exactly what the right choices were.
and i'm also at that time i'm studying in a really well-known studio in los angeles called stan kirsch studios sks and um you know my my class my monday night class we've got we got four, three, four, five series regulars in my class.
And over time, other people in that class, when they, because I didn't even have an, I mean, I had a commercial agent, then i had a manager at one point but i really wasn't getting an opportunity to audition i wasn't getting an opportunity to compete and there were other actors who had great representation And they would call me and be like, Hey man, I got this script.
Can I just send it to you? Will you look at it real quick and let me know your thoughts? Yeah, no problem.
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