Join host Mike Pecci on today's episode of "In Love with the Process Podcast" as he sits down with actor Paul Caldera. Paul, known for his roles as the demon god in Meshuggah's "Bleed" music video and the demon father in "12 Kilometers," shares his unconventional journey into acting. Discover how Paul, who never aspired to be an actor, always said yes when Mike invited him to participate in his films, even if it meant daring exposure.

On today's episode of IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS, host Mike Pecci is joined by legendary character actor Clint Howard! The two talk extensively about Clint's career in the movie business, working with his brother Ron Howard and being directed by his niece Bryce Dallas Howard. There is so much to hear in this episode for both movie nerds and young filmmakers alike! Lot's a great tips for actors as well. Strap in for one of the best episodes of ILWP!

Actor Jamie Harris (Carnival Row) started his career acting opposite Daniel Day Lewis and has since worked for directors Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Terrence Malick, and much much more. He has had appearances on dozens of major television shows and you can see him regularly on Amazon's Carnival Row. Host Mike Pecci and Harris go deep into what it takes to work in both television and on film, and how an actor must adapt for each director that they work with. If you are trying to start a career as a working actor, there are loads of tips in this episode that would put you on the right path!

Actress Eve Mauro and director Mike Pecci have a passionate conversation about acting, directing, family and how life influences our art! Strap in for a wild and excited new episode recording live and in person here at our studio!

You have seen him play a marmot owning Nihilist, a killer for hire obsessed with pancakes and wood chippers , a crazed astronaut riding on a killer comet and the creepiest portrayal of Lucifer on screen to date! On today's episode of the In Love with the Process podcast, host Mike Pecci has a deep conversation with acting legend Peter Stormare! The two discuss how movies get made, how an actor from Sweden is known for playing Russian characters, what it's actually like to act for Michael Bay, and lots...LOTS MORE! The perfect listen for struggling actors and filmmakers, as well as film geeks and cinema lovers!

Actor Chad L Coleman (The Wire, The Walking Dead, Always Sunny, The Expanse) has a deep heart to heart conversation with host Mike Pecci on this episode of the IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS podcast. The two go deep into what he looks for when collaborating with a director, and how to process your emotions as an actor, and most importantly, what it takes to stay humble in Hollywood.

On this week's episode of the IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS podcast, host Mike Pecci has a deep talk with film and Broadway actress Paloma Garcia-Lee (West Side Story 2021) about her move from the bright lights of Broadway to the silver screen. The two discuss the character building power of body language and moment, the differences between how you are treated as a performer on stage and on film, and trying to outgrow the stigma that comes with being known as a stage actor. They also go DEEP into what it's like to be directed by the master Steven Spielberg. She shares details on how he directs actors, instills motivation, and nourishes creativity. Listen closely and you can hear Pecci frantically scribbling down notes. This is a must listen podcast for all actors and directors! Lot's to learn from here. Do a little homework before you listen to this one and try to watch the new *ACADEMY NOMINATED* WEST SIDE STORY directed by Steven Spielberg first.

How do you transition from an actor into a director? How do you handle the stress of independent filmmaking in an on-demand market? How do you break into the industry after 30? Romany Malco, our guest this week, answers all of these questions and more about his unconventional career as an actor and director. Host Mike Pecci and Romany discuss the difficulties of directing, the rewards, and the constant struggle that filmmakers face to continue to make their dreams come true.