ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Better Than Not, I again had the wonderful pleasure to speak with actor, author, director and now ACTRA National Councillor William C. Cole. Bill shared insight into his new roles within ACTRA, the impact of social media on acting, and the future of AI in the entertainment industry. He spoke on how industry veterans navigate change and advocate for actors across Canada. He talked about his career in acting, filmmaking, and the entertainment industry as a whole, and its unpredictable nature. He described the importance of passion and authenticity. To find out more about William C. Cole, you can find him on all social media platforms, www.actratoronto.com and IMDb.
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