EP 164: Alison Mullings: Creative Full-time
"The recurring theme from my life and the creatives I’ve interviewed so far is that we are no longer waiting for permission. We just start. My advice for this career is just to start...and start wherever you're at. "
Second Act Actors · Janet McMordie
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Show Notes
In this engaging conversation, Alison Mullings shares her journey into the world of acting and podcasting, discussing the importance of storytelling, the challenges of theater school, and the evolving landscape of the acting industry. The dialogue highlights the significance of personal growth, family support, and the unique experiences that shape an artist's career. Alison's passion for celebrating Canadian talent and her reflections on education provide valuable insights for aspiring actors and creatives. The conversation also touches on the evolution of Alison's podcast, the inspiration found in conversations, and concludes with valuable advice on pursuing creative endeavors without waiting for permission.
Takeaways
- Family support is crucial, even if they initially doubt the career choice.
- Theater school can be a mixed experience, depending on personal investment.
- Education is often wasted on the young; maturity changes perspective.
- The acting industry is slowly changing to include more diverse body types.
- Hosting a podcast has helped Alison become more comfortable in her own skin.
- Networking is crucial in the creative industry.
- Starting projects without waiting for perfect conditions is essential.
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