# Patrick Quinlan
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The Actor-Filmmaker Playbook: Reel Scenes, Micro Crew Budgets, and Overcoming "Not Ready" Paralysis
Why wait for permission when you can build the material yourself?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan break down what it actually means to "create your own work" as an actor without burning out or going broke. We examine why the barrier to entry is lower than ever…
The Art of Listening in Acting: Full-Body Receptivity, Subtext Scripts, and Beating Flat Readers
Why is the most fundamental rule of acting—listening—often the hardest skill to master under the lights?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan dive deep into the craft, psychology, and physical mechanics of true listening on stage, on set, and in the audition room. …
The Optimization Trap: When Actors Do Too Much (And Spend Too Much)
Are you actually building an acting career, or are you just paying hundreds of dollars a month to manage your own anxiety?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan confront the "Optimization Trap"—the modern phenomenon where working performers stack four classes, hire …
When Actors Should Say No: Declining Auditions, Unsafe Stunts, and Managing Reps
Early in your acting career, you are taught to say yes to everything—but what happens when every "yes" starts costing you your time, sanity, and family life?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan dive into the uncomfortable necessity of learning when, why, and how t…
Learning from the Emmys: Tracking Casting Hubs, Self-Submissions, and the Procedural Shift
Do the Emmys actually matter for working actors, or are they just a three-hour public relations machine designed to sell soap?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan dissect the kickoff to awards season. Moving beyond red-carpet gossip, we analyze how major wins—from…
Playing the Villain: Subverting Breakdown Tropes, Casual Cruelty, and Status Plays
Why do actors secretly love playing the bad guy, and how do you craft a compelling antagonist without falling into tired, mustache-twirling tropes?
In this episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan dive into the psychological complexity, technical hurdles, and creative liberati…
Self-Tapes Pt. 1: Tech Setups, Audio Priorities, and Fast Export Workflows
What gear do you actually need to book from a self-tape, and where are actors over-complicating the technical process?
In Part 1 of our deep dive into self-tapes, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan strip away the noise, anxiety, and expensive coaching upsells to look at the baseline technical mechanics…
You Have A Very Soft Voice, Susan
You Have A Very Soft Voice, Susan"You Have a Very Soft Voice, Susan is quite possibly the most twisted and surreal case of stalking I have ever encountered. Well written and gripping. Just when you think it can't get any more bizarre, it does." — Patrick Quinlan, Los Angeles Times bestselling autho…
Self-Tapes Pt. 2: Creative Execution, Eyelines, Slating, and Multiple Takes
Once the lighting and microphone are set, how do you actually execute a compelling, dynamic performance inside the four corners of a self-tape frame?
In Part 2 of our deep dive into self-tapes, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan shift from technical gear to the creative craft and physical blocking of…
Big Feelings & Altered States: Breath Control, Safety Boundaries, and De-Roling
How do actors access extreme terror, grief, and rage repeatedly on camera without burning out, blowing out their voices, or taking that psychological baggage home?
In this Halloween-themed episode of Supporting Actors, Sean Dube and Patrick Quinlan explore the art, craft, and physical maintenanc…
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