Australian TV and Film Acting with John Orcsik

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Season 3 starts off with an awesome conversation, John Orcsik, an experienced actor and founder of TAFTA, discusses his background in acting and the evolution of the Australian television industry. He shares insights into his time working with Crawford Productions and the impact of shows like Number 96. John also talks about the importance of believability in acting and the emotions training method. He highlights the need for actors to be real and present in their performances. The conversation concludes with a discussion on TAFTA and its goals in training actors.

Takeaways

• John Orcsik has a background in acting and has worked in the Australian television industry for many years.
• He shares insights into his time working with Crawford Productions and the impact of shows like Number 96.
• John emphasizes the importance of believability in acting and the need for actors to be real and present in their performances.
• He also discusses Tafta, an organization he founded to provide training for actors.

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1. Australian TV and Film Acting with John Orcsik (00:00:00)

2. Acting and Writing in Television Industry (00:11:22)

3. Reflections on Acting and TV Production (00:16:36)

4. TV's Evolution and LGBTQ+ Representation (00:30:33)

5. Acting Training and Opportunities in Industry (00:42:29)

6. Character Development Through Emotional Attachments (00:56:45)

7. Function in Acting and Writing Importance (01:09:32)