Audrey Whitby's guest appearances

Audrey Whitby

Dudes of Future/Past

Hometown To Hollywood w/ Bonnie J Wallace

Dish Upon A Star

500! with Jay Wolff

Kira Kosarin

Jordan Fisher

Kristin Chenoweth

Steve Hofstetter

Dave Thomas

Paul Becker

Atsuko Okatsuka

Christy Carlson Romano

Kyle Wilson

Anthony Meindl

Abby Johnson

Mike Golic Jr

Michael Orland

Ryan Brown

Matthew Del Negro

OwlTail

Season 2 is here and with it, Jay's friends Kira Kosarin and Audrey Whitby. They play 500, discuss how to make Jay popular with the youths, and much, much more.Music credit: Quiet Night by Tokyo Music Walker | https://soundcloud.com/user-356546060

Season 2 is here and with it, Jay's friends Kira Kosarin and Audrey Whitby. They play 500, discuss how to make Jay popular with the youths, and much, much more. Music credit: Quiet Night by Tokyo Music Walker | <a href="https://soundcloud.com/user-356546060" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/user-356546060</a>

Kira Kosarin and Audrey Whitby

Victoria Moroles

My guests on this episode of the Hometown to Hollywood podcast are the founders of coaching business Acting with Actors, actresses Victoria Moroles and Audrey Whitby. Audrey is known best for her work on The Thundermans, The Standoff, Liv and Maddie, Betch, So Random!, Awesomeness TV, Townies, Guilty Party, and In the Vault. Victoria is best known for her work on Teen Wolf, Liv and Maddie, Down a Dark Hall, Here and Now, Cloud 9, and Snow Falls. With a combined 100+ episodes of children's and network television under their belts, chances are they know the casting director or show-runner on most projects, especially if it's under the Nick or Disney umbrella. Multi-cams and sitcoms are Audrey’s specialty, and Victoria has starred in multiple teen-dramas and features. Both have experience teaching, coaching, and working with kids. We cover a lot of ground, including how they each got their start in the industry, audition advice, how they approach coaching actors, advice for young people who want a career as an actor, ways to deal with rejection, and even a little advice for actors dealing with the COVID shutdown.   Listen to the first 10 minutes here for free, or become a Friend of the Podcast for access to the full interview, as well as access to the entire collection of over 100 other inspiring and educational episodes designed to help you succeed in the entertainment industry.   It’s easy! In your browser bar, go to https://hometowntohollywood.supportingcast.fm/ and for just $5 a month—about the price of latte– become a member.  Your support allows me to continue to do the work that supports you, and the dreams of your child, or even your own dreams. Thank you!   Some of my favorite quotes from our conversation: “I think where I really thrived and learned the most was through studios and private coaches.” "You take what works best for you from each teacher, and make your own way of doing it.” “We’ve taken all the techniques we’ve learned over the past decade and created a really safe space to do self-tapes.” “I speak kid actor.” “With training you learn from watching, with coaching you learn from doing.” "Confidence is always going to be the basis of somebody who is successful.”  “Nobody is your direct competition.” “It’s not my job to get the part. It’s my job to do my best.” “You never, ever know where a self-tape is going to end up.” “If you look at it as an opportunity to show people how great you are as opposed to an opportunity to get the role, that’s when you start to flourish.” “You have to be prepared to let down some guards, not care about what people think of you… that’s been a huge lesson for me.” “Keep going, and be patient with yourself, and have fun.” “As actors, every singe thing we do is something we can learn from.”      Contact Victoria and Audrey HERE for coaching: Email: actingwithactors@gmail.com Call or text: 818-254-9650    Follow Victoria and Audrey HERE:   Instagram:     @victoriamoroles @audreywhitby   Twitter:          @victoriamoroles @audreywhitby   FaceBook:       @victoriamoroles  Audrey and Victoria’s advice—to take what you learn from different people and then make it your own—applies to your journey in the industry as well. The more you understand about how this industry really works—and just as importantly, does NOT work—the better your odds of success. If you’re ready to build an acting career safely and successfully—for yourself or for your kid—invest in a one-on-one consultation with me. I can save you years of frustration and help you create a detailed action plan.

My guests on this episode of the Hometown to Hollywood podcast are the founders of coaching business Acting with Actors, actresses <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3483537/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Victoria Moroles</a> and <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2733899/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audrey Whitby.</a> Audrey is known best for her work on The Thundermans, The Standoff, Liv and Maddie, Betch, So Random!, Awesomeness TV, Townies, Guilty Party, and In the Vault. Victoria is best known for her work on Teen Wolf, Liv and Maddie, Down a Dark Hall, Here and Now, Cloud 9, and Snow Falls. With a combined 100+ episodes of children's and network television under their belts, chances are they know the casting director or show-runner on most projects, especially if it's under the Nick or Disney umbrella. Multi-cams and sitcoms are Audrey’s specialty, and Victoria has starred in multiple teen-dramas and features. Both have experience teaching, coaching, and working with kids. We cover a lot of ground, including how they each got their start in the industry, audition advice, how they approach coaching actors, advice for young people who want a career as an actor, ways to deal with rejection, and even a little advice for actors dealing with the COVID shutdown. Listen to the first 10 minutes here for free, or become a Friend of the Podcast for access to the full interview, as well as access to the entire collection of over 100 other inspiring and educational episodes designed to help you succeed in the entertainment industry. It’s easy! In your browser bar, go to <a href="https://hometowntohollywood.supportingcast.fm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hometowntohollywood.supportingcast.fm/ </a>and for just $5 a month—about the price of latte– become a member. Your support allows me to continue to do the work that supports you, and the dreams of your child, or even your own dreams. Thank you! Some of my favorite quotes from our conversation: <ul><li>“I think where I really thrived and learned the most was through studios and private coaches.”</li> <li>"You take what works best for you from each teacher, and make your own way of doing it.”</li> <li>“We’ve taken all the techniques we’ve learned over the past decade and created a really safe space to do self-tapes.”</li> <li>“I speak kid actor.”</li> <li>“With training you learn from watching, with coaching you learn from doing.”</li> <li>"Confidence is always going to be the basis of somebody who is successful.” “Nobody is your direct competition.”</li> <li>“It’s not my job to get the part. It’s my job to do my best.”</li> <li>“You never, ever know where a self-tape is going to end up.”</li> <li>“If you look at it as an opportunity to show people how great you are as opposed to an opportunity to get the role, that’s when you start to flourish.”</li> <li>“You have to be prepared to let down some guards, not care about what people think of you… that’s been a huge lesson for me.”</li> <li>“Keep going, and be patient with yourself, and have fun.”</li> <li>“As actors, every singe thing we do is something we can learn from.”</li> </ul> Contact Victoria and Audrey HERE for coaching: Email: actingwithactors@gmail.com Call or text: 818-254-9650 Follow Victoria and Audrey HERE: Instagram:     <a href="https://www.instagram.com/victoriamoroles/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@victoriamoroles</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/audreywhitby/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@audreywhitby</a> Twitter:          <a href="https://twitter.com/victoriamoroles" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@victoriamoroles</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/audreywhitby" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@audreywhitby</a> FaceBook:       <a href="https://www.facebook.com/VictoriaMoroles/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@victoriamoroles</a> Audrey and Victoria’s advice—to take what you learn from different people and then make it your own—applies to your journey in the industry as well. The more you understand about how this industry really works—and just as importantly, does NOT work—the better your odds of success. If you’re ready to build an acting career safely and successfully—for yourself or for your kid—<a href="https://bonniejwallace.com/consultations/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">invest in a one-on-one consultation with me</a>. I can save you years of frustration and help you create a detailed action plan.

EP 115: Audrey Whitby & Victoria Moroles, Actresses and Founders of Acting with Actors

Whitby was born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and raised in Granger, Indiana. Her sister is Madeline Whitby, who is also an actress. When Donald Trump won the United States Presidential Election, Whitby was displeased that Hillary Clinton lost and joined in an anti-Trump protest which led to her and those involved getting arrested by police officers in riot gear. She later talked about it on Instagram. Whitby started acting when she was six in community theater and started auditioning in Chicago when she was eight. Whitby moved to Los Angeles when she was 12. Whitby's first major role was on the Disney Channel program So Random! She later appeared on the Disney Channel series Liv and Maddie, and then played the long-time recurring character of Cherry on the Nickelodeon television series The Thundermans. Whitby worked for AwesomenessTV, including in its television series of the same name, its Terry the Tomboy film, and its followup comedy sketch series Betch: A Sketch Show, which also stars her sister Madeline and which was released on go90. In 2017 she co-starred on the AwesomenessTV drama series In the Vaultwhich was also released on go90.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whitby was born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and raised in Granger, Indiana. Her sister is Madeline Whitby, who is also an actress. When Donald Trump won the United States Presidential Election, Whitby was displeased that Hillary Clinton lost and joined in an anti-Trump protest which led to her and those involved getting arrested by police officers in riot gear. She later talked about it on Instagram. Whitby started acting when she was six in community theater and started auditioning in Chicago when she was eight. Whitby moved to Los Angeles when she was 12. Whitby's first major role was on the Disney Channel program So Random! She later appeared on the Disney Channel series Liv and Maddie, and then played the long-time recurring character of Cherry on the Nickelodeon television series The Thundermans. Whitby worked for AwesomenessTV, including in its television series of the same name, its Terry the Tomboy film, and its followup comedy sketch series Betch: A Sketch Show, which also stars her sister Madeline and which was released on go90. In 2017 she co-starred on the AwesomenessTV drama series In the Vaultwhich was also released on go90.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

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