An actor's process: how much do you give?

Hey there, wonderful listeners!

This is Jenni Tooley, your Aging Ingénue, and I'm thrilled to have you join me on another episode of "Confessions of an Aging Ingénue."

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Alright, let's jump into it. Now, for today's episode, we're on episode eight of "Have I Told You About the Time?" And guess what? We're doing something a bit different. A big shoutout to Steven, one of my amazing Patreons, who sent in a question. He asked, "How much of yourself is in Frannie?" referring to the character I played in STUCK. Great question, Steven!

So I’ll rewind to 2000 when I started writing the screenplay for STUCK and then Fast forward - here I am playing a character I wrote. And hope that at the end of this episode, I would have answered this question well enough.

Speaking of acting, I’ll share a bit about my evolution as an actor in today’s episode. I learned this fantastic technique from a workshop that I now employ immerse myself in characters that might be a stretch from my usual roles.

Tune in to hear all about it.

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Until next time, this is Jenni Tooley signing off. Have a beautiful day and much love to each one of you!