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Beautiful young lady 🎉❤

My son's mother looks just like her... They're both very beautiful...

Most importantly shes from my city Cleveland ohio

She's heavenly

Boom, what a golden nugget! And a relief since I naturally do not tend to cry no matter how sad I am. It really depends! Good to know

The number of light bulbs that went off here and the relatability with Francia is insane 👏

Muito linda ❤

Love me some Anna❤

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Hi! You know someone who is a Podcaster? You see... I`m taking my skills in a new direction and planning to help Podcaster fascinate their Reels/Shorts videos and retain viewers in their social media. So I was wondering if you know someone who could use my help just like I did to Café Con Podcast and Fast Break Podcast. Thank you have a good day!

Love your Topic❤

I love this podcast!

She’s so authentic, I love it

Did a couple auditions for the Series Regular roles on Lioness. Kept tabs on the cast announcements. Was not familiar with Jonah before the booking, but watching him here and on the show, glad he booked the job. Low key and authentic guy.

Enjoyed the podcast!!! Bravo!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Absolutely love this. Well done guys🎉❤

Great episode! Thank you!

Imani looks like she can be Skai Jacksons older sister

She looks like Karen White. She is so beautiful

She is so gorgeous.

😱 "Promo sm"

She's 30 but she looks 23-25

This pod cast is so educational! Love it!

For a topic can you please talk about having range as an actor? How to create more of it, how to discover it, etc . Thank you I love the podcast ❤

Also, have you ever come across the following psychology book: “How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain” by Lisa Feldman Barrett. I came across it a year ago, and even though it’s focus is on the psychological study of emotions, I believe it contains a great explanation to why bringing your own reality to the character to the point where you are thinking it is just you on stage or on set will be perceived by the audience in a totally different way. I feel like when I am not convinced that what I do will translate correctly to the audience, I resort to trying to “become” the character rather than bringing the character to me, which hinders me in developing a full sense of self in the particular circumstances of the script. Somewhere in my mind I am aware that I am “playing/acting” and I have a separated true self and a character self. By reading that book I found trust in the fact that I will translate just as intended.

Hey Aaron and Kay, currently watching the episode, I just wanted to comment, how I came across the three questions when I read Uta Hagen’s book. In the chapter about Entrances, she said the same thing. I love how different advice keeps circling around in the industry. I would love to add that all these thoughts and prompts you guys gave as a “moment before” really only come to me, when I successfully particularized and substituted everything in the scene to create my reality where I have a profound sense of self. Since everything I am coming in touch with, will automatically prompt organic thoughts. So all it takes is a shift of focus, as you guys said, to give myself the space for those organic thoughts to come. The three questions are a great gateway to guide my shift.

Thank you both for sharing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Love the raw conversation in this podcast. It's so calming.

she's always been the finest. Hollyweird's blind/deaf/dumb ass need to give her them $20 million dollar lead roles already.

Brilliant and stunning

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“Because if you don’t have pain, you can’t be a great artist as an actor. You can maybe be a great artist as a cinematographer, or a director, but you gotta have pain. And the pain and how we, the actors use it..”

Francia Raisa is absolutely amazing and I am enjoying watching this episode and I had to subscribe

"latin is satin." I like that one, I'm stealing that one!

I love love LOVE Francia!!❤❤❤

so excited to see bree turner, just as gorgeous as always! wishing her nothing but happiness and success in all of her future endeavors <3

Love this podcast! Working with the best does make you better!

29:52 the ultimate truth! brazil does love you bree! ❤

she’s amazing on and outside screen! always a fan ❤

LOVE THIS

Moving to LA just to study with Aaron! He’s the only coach i want to study with! Been following him for years! I hope he remember our phone conversation lol