EP 169: Valerie Lalonde: Musician Turned Actor
"Life is too short to do something safe"
Second Act Actors · Janet McMordie
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Show Notes
In this conversation, Valerie Lalonde shares her journey from a shy theater enthusiast to a professional actor. She discusses the importance of support from her family, her experiences in school, and the challenges of transitioning to the competitive acting scene in Toronto. Valerie emphasizes the need for artistic fulfillment outside of auditions, the significance of vulnerability in acting, and the importance of trusting oneself as an artist. She concludes with encouraging advice for aspiring actors to pursue their passions and embrace their unique experiences.
Takeaways
- Finding artistic fulfillment outside of auditions is crucial for actors.
- The business side of acting can be overwhelming and unexpected.
- Emotional vulnerability is essential in acting, making it a challenging profession.
- Celebrating small wins in acting can help maintain motivation
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