Film Performing Arts Podcasts

Two Unemployed Actors

104 episodes - Latest episode: 6 months ago
What actually happens behind the scenes. Follow Max on his journey through auditions and projects across Commercials, Theatre, Voice Overs, TV, and Film.

Positive Creativity Podcast

97 episodes - Latest episode: 3 days ago
Positivity Creativity is a podcast for writers, directors, and other artists where Elyssa Nicole Trust (actor/playwright) and Lauren Schaffel (actor/producer) speak with creatives about what they'r...

Filmed Live Musicals

84 episodes - Latest episode: 18 days ago
Did you watch the original Broadway production of INTO THE WOODS on VHS until the tape broke? Have you been watching HAMILTON on repeat for over a year? This podcast is for you!  Nominated for Be...

Works In Progress

77 episodes - Latest episode: 13 days ago
When times are challenging, how can the arts help us find our way forward? Works In Progress is a podcast from the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, a forward-looking interdisciplinary cen...

Only A Podcast

54 episodes - Latest episode: 7 months ago
Two blokes, upside down and many miles from home, talk about popular culture. And unpopular culture too. Books, music, films, the news, what we had for dinner last night.. everything is fair game....

Unsalted Popcorn presents: LobbyCast

49 episodes - Latest episode: 4 months ago
Hot from their seats, KJ and The Bas discuss the film they've just seen...

WorldGoneMad's podcast

41 episodes - Latest episode: 4 months ago
A filmmaker talks about pop culture, shows, news of the day and more...mostly with a radio DJ....but sometimes with other guests and friends!

Above Average

22 episodes - Latest episode: 8 months ago
Lake and Tanim (Corporate vs Creative) come together and discuss daily work-life politics. We breakdown hot topics, offer career advice, explore social norms and everything in between.

They F****d Us Up

18 episodes - Latest episode: 5 months ago
The podcast where we discuss the movies that terrified us, tormented us, or just plain stuck with us as children even though we probably should not have seen them at our age.