Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan
Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan
Podcast Description
Welcome to Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan. I’m so excited to be sharing my love of the entertainment industry with you. I'll be interviewing actors, musicians, choreographers, singers, lighting and stage tech, writers… Basically, if they’ve got anything to do with the entertainment industry, I’ll be speaking with them. So come and join me, Me’sha Bryan on Stage & Screen.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into diverse aspects of the entertainment world, focusing on themes such as personal journeys of artists, technical insights from sound engineers, and the creative processes behind performances. Episodes include discussions with Mike Nolan reflecting on his career in music and personal challenges, Mark Buckley sharing the intricacies of sound engineering for top artists, and Jon Xue Zhang exploring his experiences in acting and the importance of networking.
Welcome to Stage & Screen with Me’sha Bryan. I’m so excited to be sharing my love of the entertainment industry with you. I’ll be interviewing actors, musicians, choreographers, singers, lighting and stage tech, writers… Basically, if they’ve got anything to do with the entertainment industry, I’ll be speaking with them. So come and join me, Me’sha Bryan on Stage & Screen.
In this episode, Me’sha Bryan shares personal updates, reflections on recent podcast episodes, and discusses the challenges faced in the entertainment industry. The conversation emphasizes the importance of support among artists and the need for open communication about industry issues. Me’sha also encourages audience engagement for future episodes, particularly with upcoming guests.
Takeaways
It’s important to acknowledge one’s own contribution to any issues you’re having. Singing requires proper technique and foundation behind it. The entertainment industry can be challenging, and support is crucial. Many artists fear speaking out due to potential repercussions. Collaboration and communication among artists can lead to better outcomes. Personal experiences shape the way we view our work and industry. Engagement with the audience is vital for podcast success. Future guests can provide valuable insights and knowledge. Life is too short to put up with foolishness in the industry. Creativity and autonomy in podcasting allow for honest discussions.
Sound bites
“You want to work?” “Send in the questions for Cheryl Baker before Nov 13th”
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 03:02 Reflections on Recent Episodes 05:58 Industry Challenges and Experiences 08:59 The Importance of Support in the Industry 12:00 Closing Thoughts and Future Engagements
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