مولد صوت AI مجاني Taylor Kinney من Fish Audio

I did this movie like two years ago, it was like a small indie film, I'm playing this firefighter guy, and we're shooting like 14-hour days in Chicago, and it's freezing, but you know, that's what makes you better as an actor.

You know, when people ask about what makes a show work, I feel like it's really about the moments between takes, like how we all connect and support each other. It's those genuine relationships that translate to the screen, and viewers can feel that authenticity.

You know, when you're on set for these long stretches, it’s like you’re in this bubble. You’re grinding out fourteen-hour days, just exhausted, but then you remember those years when the phone wasn't ringing. It's about staying hungry and just showing up every single day, man.

You’re just out there grinding, like, doing the work and hoping for a break. It’s a wild ride because one minute you’re waiting tables and the next you’re on set for twelve hours. It keeps you humble, and honestly, you just gotta keep showing up and stay real through it all.

It’s like, a total grind. One day you're filming, and then you're just waiting for the phone to ring while you're out surfing. It’s humbling to be back waiting tables, but you gotta stay grounded. You just keep pushing because you really love the work, you know?

I was filming this scene in the rain, completely soaked through my clothes, and the temperature was dropping pretty low. My whole body was shivering, and the camera equipment was getting wet, but you know what? I was still having a blast doing it.

You know, I think what makes our scenes work so well is like, the trust we've built over the years. When you're doing intense stuff, having that connection with your scene partners, it just makes everything feel real and authentic.

Yeah, I was doing this indie film in like 2009 or something, and I'm living in this tiny apartment in Venice Beach, riding my bike to set every day. I'm making barely enough to eat, but you know, that's acting - one day you're on TV, next day you're serving tables.