What's The Rate?

What's The Rate?
Podcast Description
A show where we get into the raw and real of pursuing creative success as an indie artist in their 20s in New York City.
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Explores the realities of being a self-funded indie artist in their 20s, with themes including creative processes, goal setting, and community-building. Example episodes include discussions with guests like Nkiru Emelle, focusing on self-commitment and navigating career paths.

A show where we get into the raw and real of pursuing creative success as an indie artist in their 20s in New York City.
On this episode of What’s The Rate? actress, filmmaker, and teacher, Destiny Brown talks about how her love for theatre courses through her veins. Her love for the craft, and passing it down to the generations to come, is not foreign to her family at all, being a third generation teacher! Destiny also goes into her auditioning process, representation, and who gets to tell what stories and why, your image on social media as an actor, Hailing from NYU, both Breonn and Destiny trained at Stella Adler, and bonded in their yearning for classic technique! For the love of the ART. This is episode 10! Enjoy!SUBSCRIBE!Instagrams:https://www.instagram.com/whatstheratepod/Destiny’s Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/destinyleilanibrown/?hl=enBreonn’s Instagram: https://instagram.com/breonnspov?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Listen on Youtube: https://youtu.be/1zbxKQ20IB0Listen on Apple Podcasts: Music by Jay LyonsRecorded at Gotham Production Studios

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