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Welcome Actress Chantelle Brizzee!

🎬 In this episode of "I Saw You in That Thing I Saw You In," host Stephen Lomer sits down with the award-winning, New England-based actor Chantelle Brizzee!
Chantelle opens up about her unconventional journey into the acting world — from her roots as a dancer to rediscovering her "compulsion" for performance after a career in the corporate world. We dive into her recent success winning Best Actress at the Seven City Showcase for her role in Jay and Sophia, and explore the internal shift that happens when an actor finally feels "worthy" of the craft.
Whether you're an aspiring performer or a film enthusiast, this conversation offers a raw look at the Boston acting scene, the magnetic pull of LA and New York, and the reality of balancing a remote career with a passion for the stage and screen.
📌 Episode Highlights:The "Why Acting" Question: Why it’s a drive that never truly goes away.
Family Connections: Discovering a shared passion for commercials with her father and her "theater nerd" roots with her husband.
Winning Best Actress: The experience of filming a comedy in Virginia and taking risks on Backstage.
The Boston vs. LA/NY Debate: Why Boston is the "Cordyceps" of cities and the inevitability of the New York acting bug.
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: How to identify your own growth and gain confidence in your talent.
Advice for Actors: Why there is no "one-size-fits-all" path to success.
Connect with Chantelle:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12250381Instagram: instagram.com/chantellebrizzee  
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Welcome Actress Courtney Brooks!

🎬 Courtney Brooks: From Zendaya’s "Challengers" to the Boston Acting Scene | I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In!
What does it take to go from a four-year-old in a Kroger commercial to sharing a scene with Zendaya? In this episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, we sit down with the talented Courtney Brooks to discuss her unique journey through the New England acting industry.
Courtney gets candid about the reality of being a "tiny" actor in a world of commercial height requirements, how her circus arts training (yes, mid-air splits!) helped her land an agent, and why she’s aggressively pursuing limited series roles on platforms like HBO Max and Netflix in 2026.
📌 Episode Highlights:
[00:00] Why Acting? The "Existing as Excellence" Philosophy.
[05:22] The Kroger Commercial: Why she thought she was getting a "for keeps" big brother.
[12:15] On the set of Challengers: Working with Zendaya in a closed-down Applebee’s.
[15:30] Malibu Soda & Plus Ones: Navigating indie film leads and filming on the hottest day of the year.
[18:45] He’ll Be Home For Christmas: Winning Best Ensemble and the art of the "Chemistry Read."
[22:10] The "Bangs" Debate: Does a signature look limit an actor's range?
[25:30] Height in Hollywood: How being 5’1” impacts commercial casting and "apple box" moments.
[32:00] Advice for Aspiring Actors: Redefining self-worth outside of booking the job.
🌟 About Courtney Brooks Courtney is a Boston-based actor known for her roles in Challengers, Malibu Soda, and the award-winning pilot He’ll Be Home For Christmas. With a background in musical theatre and circus training (Lyra), she brings a versatile, high-energy presence to the New England creative community.
Connect with Courtney:
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12048770
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cljbrooks/
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Welcome Actress Hannah Kelly!

🎬 From 9-to-5 to the Big Screen: Hannah Kelly’s Acting Journey | I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In!
What does it take to walk away from a "cushy" salary to chase a childhood dream? In this episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, host Stephen Lomer sits down with the lovely and talented Hannah Kelly, a New England-based actress who recently took the ultimate leap of faith.
Hannah shares her fascinating transition from a psychology and criminology graduate and police station intern to a full-time film and TV actress. We dive deep into the reality of the industry—from the "delusion" required to quit your day job to the practical strategies she uses to land roles.
In this episode, we discuss:
The "Lime Green Mansion" Prophecy: How an 11-year-old Hannah knew her destiny before she ever stepped foot in California.
Quitting the 9-to-5: The specific "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity that forced Hannah to choose between corporate security and her acting career.
The New England Acting Scene: The unique challenges of being a working actor in the Northeast and navigating the "busy" vs. "slow" seasons.
Audition Survival: How to handle the "abyss" of self-tapes, dealing with rejection, and why looking 10 years younger than your age is a secret weapon.
Creative Prep Secrets: Hannah reveals her unique process for "getting into character," including Spotify playlists and Pinterest boards.
The Practical Backup Plan: A candid conversation about the "timeline" Hannah has set for herself and what happens if the big break doesn't come by 33.
📌 Key Highlights & Timestamps:
[00:00] Why Acting? The childhood story of the lime green mansion.
[05:30] From Criminology to Comedy: Why interning at a police station steered her toward the arts.
[10:15] The Big Leap: Making the decision to quit her full-time job for a 3-week acting opportunity.
[16:45] The "Young Look": Auditioning for teenagers while in your late 20s.
[22:10] Self-Tape Struggles: How many auditions a week is normal?
[28:30] Acting Hacks: Using music and visual boards to embody a character.
[35:15] Advice for Aspiring Actors: Why you should start with an iPhone and an acting class.
Connect with Hannah:
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm15352315
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahlkelly777/
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Welcome Actress Olivia Barberian!

🎬 From Corporate Lead to Triple-Threat Actor: Olivia Barberian’s Journey | I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In!
What happens when you miss out on a "dream" promotion by just one question? For Olivia Barberian, it was the catalyst that changed her life forever. In this episode, host Stephen Lomer sits down with the talented New England-based actor to discuss her transition from the corporate world of sales and marketing to becoming a staple of the Boston acting scene.
Olivia shares the raw, honest story of how a "failed" promotion in 2021 led her to her first acting class and eventually to a career spanning commercials, feature films, indie shorts, and live theater.
✨In this episode, we dive into:
The Turning Point: How a moment of career heartbreak led to a breakthrough in the arts.
The New England Acting Scene: Why Boston and Maine are underrated hubs for actors and creatives.
Working with Zendaya: Olivia’s experience as a tennis player on the set of the hit film Challengers.
Theater vs. Film: The adrenaline rush of "treading the boards" and the challenge of 2.5-page monologues.
Life as an Artist: Balancing a marriage, acting roommates, and the future of motherhood in the industry.
Overcoming Self-Doubt: Dealing with "cringe" when watching your early work and growing as a performer.
Notable Projects Mentioned: 🔹 Challengers (Warner Bros.) 🔹 The Parenting (HBO) 🔹 Casting Kill (Dir. Mark Jay Parker) 🔹 Hurricane Diane (Theater) 🔹 Cute Meet (Short Film)
🕒 Key Moments & Highlights:
[0:00] Introduction to Olivia Barbarian
[01:45] Why Acting? The childhood roots.
[04:30] The Corporate Heartbreak: Missing the promotion.
[08:15] Taking the first class in 2021.
[12:30] The balanced resume: Commercials, Film, and Theater.
[15:50] The "Adrenaline Rush" of live theater.
[21:10] Working on The Parenting and Challengers (Meeting Zendaya!).
[28:45] Behind the scenes of Casting Kill with Mark Jay Parker.
[33:20] The "Underrepresented" New England acting scene.
[38:00] Living in a house full of actors.
[42:15] The most embarrassing moment on stage. [45:10] Future goals: Stand-up comedy and Voiceover.
[48:40] Advice for aspiring actors: "Try everything."
"Try everything. If you have a true passion for art and for creating, you will come across something that you may not have ever thought of." — Olivia Barberian
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Welcome Actor Michael Roberts!

🎬 Taping Ears & Tricking Litigators: How This Boston Professor Reclaimed His Acting Passion | Michael Roberts
In this episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, host Stephen Lomer tracks the wildly diverse, non-linear journey of actor Michael Roberts.
Michael is a tenured professor who balances founding a master's degree program in occupational therapy with a jam-packed schedule of independent film, commercial shoots, and high-stakes immersive dinner theater. He shares hilarious, practical insights on what it takes to transition from a commanding stage theater presence to the subtle nuances of screen acting, proving that life in your mid-50s is the absolute peak time to embrace the craft.
Inside This Episode:📌 De-Theatering the Actor: Michael shares the jarring realization of seeing his first screen performance after years of trying to "hit the back row" with large gestures and booming theater projection.
📌 The Oscar Multiplier: How one split-second mistake on the set of the Academy Award-nominated film The Holdovers with Paul Giamatti gave Michael his perfect "clearing the shot" background moment.
📌 The Red-Eared Gaffer Fix: A genius behind-the-scenes trick from the set of Sleepwalkers involving a fog machine, a bright backlight, and using gaffer's tape to hold down his giant ears from glowing red on the monitor.
📌 Telehealth Sign Language: Quick-thinking on a Blue Cross Blue Shield commercial where Michael had exactly 10 minutes to learn authentic sign language lines right before the cameras rolled.
📌 Immersive Murder Mystery Strategy: Michael reveals the grueling psychological prep required for a three-day Keith & Margo's Murder Mystery weekend in Vermont—including how he successfully fooled a true-crime novelist and a litigator by planting fake backstories on a dinner menu.
📌 The "Quincy Can't Escape" Sitcom Protocol: Breaking down the meta-concept student short film where Michael played the quintessential set-upon sitcom dad dealing with a co-star whose brainwashing randomly wears off mid-scene.
📌 Act Like You’re Not a Dirtbag: Crucial, grounded advice for young actors on networking, memorizing lines, showing up on time, and stuffing down your "inner dirtbag" to treat every grip, PA, and crew member with ultimate respect.
Connect with Michael RobertsInstagram: instagram.com/michaelrobertsactor/
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Welcome Actress Gabby Carli and Actor Joe Tyler!

🎬 Joe Tyler and Gabby Carli: The Slapstick & Stage-Crashing Origin Stories
📌 Gabby's Bold BeginningsGabby shares how a childhood visit to the Mall of America turned into her first taste of the stage when she bypassed the hand-raising protocol to join a Strawberry Shortcake book reading uninvited.
📌 Joe's Jim Carrey ParadigmJoe reflects on getting into trouble as a kid and associating the slapstick immunity of Jim Carrey with absolute love. After transitioning from a relentless stand-up comedy grind due to COVID lock-downs, he jumped feet first into the screen acting world.
📌 The Reality of the Regional Casting EcosystemThe College Scene Float: An analytical breakdown of why the massive, well-funded college cinema scene in Boston acts as a financial and experiential baseline for regional talent.
📌 The "East Coast" MindsetJoe offers a beautifully blunt perspective on working in the Philadelphia and New England indie markets—where you can be completely annoyed by someone's personality but deeply admire their relentless work ethic.
📌 The "Monstrosity" in the Editing RoomStephen addresses the elephant in the room: a shared independent film project that both guests starred in. While principal photography felt normal and collaborative despite a brutal day of running through freezing rain in a floral dress, Gabby and Joe reveal how an absolute disaster unfolded inside the editing room. They discuss the frustration of having your highest quality acting lumped into a subpar final cut, and the professional necessity of extracting clean footage for your reel without promoting the project itself.
📌 Fake Engagements & Viral Valentine's DaysIn one of the show's funniest segments, Gabby and Joe recount an immersive murder mystery dinner theater gig where they were cast as a married couple on Valentine's Day. Armed with a prop ring, they took to social media to stage a highly convincing, completely unannounced engagement that sent Joe's Philadelphia family into an absolute frenzy of premature congratulations.
📌 Set Etiquette Masterclass: The Extra DilemmaJoe pulls zero punches when breaking down high-stakes set etiquette, issuing a direct plea to background actors and PAs: Do not kill principal actors with small talk right before a major three-page monologue. Gabby balances the scales by offering an essential protocol for extras on how to observe, listen, network gracefully, and always be the person on set carrying spare gum or snacks.
📌 Breaking News & What's NextThe Director's Chair: Gabby reveals her brand-new appointment as a theater director for a youth after-school program, kicking things off with The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. She also tracks her return to Boston Fashion Week in October.
📌 The Audition EngineJoe details his aggressive machine-like strategy of executing up to 10 auditions a week with a strict 48-hour turnaround on self-tapes, including an upcoming JFK Jr. biopic shoot in Connecticut and the feature Life's Queer.
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Welcome Actor Tim Estiloz!

🎬 A Masterclass in Media Longevity, Storytelling, and Creative Passion | Tim Estiloz
Tim is a two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, entertainment reporter, film critic for the Critics Choice Association, illustrator, and proud SAG-AFTRA actor. From high-stakes Hollywood press junkets to improvising with Academy Award winners on local sets, Tim's career is a blueprint for thriving as a multi-hyphenate creator.
Inside This Episode:📌The Ben Affleck Collaboration on Gone Baby GoneTim details booking his first speaking role as a field reporter. He shares how an ad-libbed question he threw to Academy Award nominee Amy Ryan during a chaotic neighborhood scene became the exact take Ben Affleck kept in the final masterpiece.
📌 The Supernatural Grind of The UnholyTim reflects on shooting a heavy courtroom-style scene alongside Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Cary Elwes, squeezing his production days in right before the 2020 pandemic lockdowns.
📌 Facial Acting in GodmotheredTim breaks down working on the Disney+ feature alongside MADtv alumnus Stephanie Weir and Ghosts star Richie Moriarty, where the director required him to anchor a scene purely through wordless comic reactions.
📌 The Two Sides of Robert Downey Jr. & Meryl StreepTim paints a vivid picture of interviewing Robert Downey Jr. twice—first during a deeply difficult personal period while promoting The Shaggy Dog, and later in 2008 for Iron Man, where a re-energized, grateful RDJ gave a poignant answer about his personal struggles and shared an unforgettable fist-bump.
📌 Meryl Streep Holds the LineA legendary junket story from The Devil Wears Prada where Meryl Streep explicitly stopped rolling cameras to finish a conversation with Tim about his mother's birthday, completely defying the assembly-line pressure of the studio crew.
📌 The Power of SAG-AFTRA ProtectionTim highlights the ultimate value of union membership with a tangible recent example from the Netflix series The Perfect Couple starring Dakota Fanning. After a background reporting scene resulted in his improvised dialogue making the final sound mix, the union went to bat to ensure his role was properly upgraded to a speaking part with full residual protections.
📌 The Influencer vs. Journalist DilemmaTim pulls zero punches on the shifting landscape of Hollywood press junkets, explaining how major studios frequently favor TikTok and Instagram influencers over veteran journalists. He shares a hilarious, high-stakes encounter with Shirley MacLaine, who was left furious by a young influencer's lack of research—only for Tim to save the day by dropping deep-cut knowledge on her 1961 classic The Children's Hour.
📌 Giving Back: Boston Children's HospitalBeyond the bright lights of Hollywood, Tim reflects deeply on his 13-year journey serving as an art specialist at Boston Children's Hospital (now based at the Waltham branch). He opens up about the humbling resilience of pediatric patients and the pure joy of using his illustration skills to bring smiles to kids in intensive care.
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Welcome Actress Liz Bishop!

🎬 From Voiceover Legend to Hollywood Sets: Liz Bishop on Her "Act Three" Acting Journey
In this highly anticipated episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, host Stephen Lomer sits down with the powerhouse of the Boston acting scene, Liz Bishop.
After a incredibly successful 35-year career as a premier industrial voiceover talent, Liz completely flipped the script five years ago to dive headfirst into the world of on-camera acting.
From the "wild west" of the 2019 Boston film boom to booking major Hollywood productions, commercials, and independent films, Liz’s story is proof that it is never too late to reclaim your creative passion.
Inside This Episode:
📌 The Blueprint for New England Actors: Liz pulls back the curtain on her exact networking formula, the importance of "Agency Pro" for Boston Casting, and why saying "yes" to background work is the ultimate foundational education.
📌 An Electric Encounter with Cary Elwes: A hilarious and charming behind-the-scenes story from the Devon, MA soundstage of The Unholy involving a crafty table, Welch’s fruit snacks, and a very memorable handshake.
📌 The Reality of Major Hollywood Sets: Liz reflects on the absolute dream of wardrobe fittings, working multiple days, and crossing paths with stars on the set of Greta Gerwig’s Little Women.
📌 The Boston 48-Hour Film Project: How Liz and her daughter Rebecca conquered the "Film de Femme" genre assignment using an iPhone to create their award-winning short, The Tamp Act.
📌 No Botox, No Bullsh*t: Liz shares a director's high praise for her natural emotional range and why embracing your genuine self is your biggest asset in casting rooms.
📌 Navigating the Industry at 62: What it’s really like auditioning as an older actress, managing the grueling physical toll of 12-hour set days, and why casting directors never truly know what they want until they see it.
📌 Unlocking "Act Three": A deeply moving reflection on finding ultimate personal freedom and creative release through performance after decades of putting it on hold.
Connect with Liz Bishop:
IMDb Profile: imdb.com/name/nm11442116
Instagram: instagram.com/bizlishop
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Welcome Actress Sue Farina!

🎬 How do you go from the courtroom to the film set? 🏛️🎭
In this episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In!, host Stephen Lomer sits down with the talented Sue Farina, a New England-based actor who is proof that it’s never too late to pursue your passion. Sue opens up about her transition from a career as a trial attorney to becoming a "Phase 3" actor, sharing the hurdles, the laughs, and the lessons learned along the way.
In this episode, we discuss:
📌 The Introverted Actor: Why Sue keeps a low personal profile online and how she navigates the industry as a private person.📌 From Law to Lore: How years of performing for a jury prepared Sue for the camera—and the one big difference that "freaked her out."📌 The "Act 3" Journey: Starting an acting career in 2020/2021 and finding your place in classes filled with younger performers.📌 Background Work vs. Leading Roles: Sue’s experience on sets like Malicious Mind Games and Sinister Cover Up, and why she values every minute of screen time.📌 The "Miked Up" Mishap: A hilarious (and slightly embarrassing) cautionary tale about what happens when the sound guy hears everything.📌 Advice for Aspiring Actors: Why Sue follows the wisdom of Michael Caine and Meryl Streep to keep her career moving forward.
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Connect with Sue FarinaCheck out Sue’s work and professional profiles:
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12790246Backstage: https://www.backstage.com/talent/?actor=794615
About the PodcastI Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In is the premier podcast for New England actors. Hosted by scriptwriter and producer Stephen Lomer, we dive deep into the craft of acting, tales from the set, and tips for getting your foot in the door in the Boston and NYC markets.
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Welcome Actor Jim LaVeck!

🎬 From Corporate to Creative: Actor Jim LaVeck on New England Film, PNN, & Dramatic "Second Acts"
On this episode of I Saw You In That Thing I Saw You In, host Stephen Lomer sits down with the versatile New England-based actor Jim LaVeck. From his early days as "Timothy the Turtle" on a 1970s PBS show to leading roles in independent features, Jim shares his unique journey of rediscovering his passion for the arts later in life.
Jim dives deep into his experiences in the local independent film scene, discussing his work on the survival thriller Beach Chain, the horror-satire Spy Balloon, and his frequent collaborations with the Parody News Network (PNN). Whether he’s playing a grieving father in a dramatic student film or performing in a musical cabaret, Jim brings a wealth of life experience and a "carefree" creative spirit to every role.
✨In this episode, we discuss:The "Acting Bug": Jim’s 1972 television debut and his high school days performing Saturday Night Live sketches.
Independent Filmmaking: Behind-the-scenes stories from the sets of We Selfish Few, Late, and the Jamaican-American feature Beach Chain.
Stage vs. Screen: Why Jim finds film more "forgiving" than live theater and his experiences with Stageworks musical cabarets.
The Boston Acting Scene: Jim’s perspective on the industry, "classic looks," and the reality of balancing a full-time corporate career with a thriving acting life.
Advice for Actors: Why "the audition is the work" and the importance of holding onto the joy of performing.
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