The podcast where real conversations meet creative ambition. Every other week, I sit down in person with models, actors, filmmakers, artists, and other creatives to talk about the early steps, setbacks, and breakthroughs that shaped their journey. We get into everything from pushing past self doubt to building your brand, growing an audience, and trusting your gut in a world that doesn’t always get your vision. Whether you’re an aspiring model, actor, filmmaker, or just someone chasing a dream, this podcast is your space for honest stories and real-world advice that’ll keep you motivated and moving. Hit that follow button, leave a review, and join us because your next breakthrough might be one episode away.
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Episode #5
Moving to New York, Taking Risks & Growing as an Actor
Sep 1, 202626 minS6
Pranshu joins us to share his experience moving from Dallas to New York City to pursue acting and the mindset behind taking that leap: if not now, when? He discusses navigating networking and city life, auditioning through Backstage, shifting from commercial work toward narrative film, and understanding the differences between agents and managers. Pranshu also shares his “create vs. consume” mindset and why taking initiative can help up-and-coming actors create opportunities and stand out. Subscribe, share this with a friend chasing the same dream, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. Today's Guest Instagram Follow us and check us out on Instagram for more!
Balancing Creativity and Business as an Independent Music Artist
Jul 21, 202641 minS6
Fort Worth, Texas music artist Lilyanna Marie returns to the podcast to share her journey as an independent artist. She opens up about the isolation, late-night struggles, and emotional highs and lows that come with pursuing a music career while staying true to yourself. We also dive into the reality of today's music industry. Liliana talks about navigating not only life as a singer, songwriter, content creator, and social media manager, but also the pressure to grow an audience while staying authentic. She shares what keeps her motivated, why community matters, and how investing in yourself and your craft can lead to a lasting career. Whether you're a musician, a creative, or an entrepreneur, this episode offers honest conversations and practical insights. Today's Guest Instagram Check us out and follow us for more on Instagram for more!
How Freelancing Changed Everything: The Creative Grind
Jul 7, 202629 minS6
<p>🎙️ <b>We’re back with an all-new season! Welcome to Season 6 of On The Come Up Podcast.</b></p><p>Devon has been rocking with us since Season 1, and three years later, he’s back to share what it really takes to build a full-time career in photography and videography. We discuss the leap from a steady paycheck to full-time freelancing, including finding clients, pricing your work, networking, and growing a sustainable creative business. Devon opens up about chasing his first opportunities, navigating slow seasons, pulling late nights to meet deadlines, and the challenges of running his own business. Whether y...
The Journey Into Acting: Auditions, Commercial Modeling, and Poetry
Jun 16, 202631 minS5
<p>In this episode, we sit down with Alicia Azahar, an actor, commercial lifestyle model, and poet, to talk about her journey from theater to on-screen work. She shares what she learned from her first shoots, the realities of auditions and callbacks, and talks through the mindset shift that helped her stop taking every no as a verdict. Alicia also shares self-tape habits that can help actors stand out and build confidence in the industry.</p><p>Beyond acting, Alicia opens up about how losing her mother at a young age led her to writing and poetry as an outlet...
The Journey Into Acting: Auditions, Commercial Modeling, and Poetry
Jun 16, 202631 minS5
In this episode, we sit down with Alicia Azahar, an actor, commercial lifestyle model, and poet, to talk about her journey from theater to on-screen work. She shares what she learned from her first shoots, the realities of auditions and callbacks, and talks through the mindset shift that helped her stop taking every no as a verdict. Alicia also shares self-tape habits that can help actors stand out and build confidence in the industry. Beyond acting, Alicia opens up about how losing her mother at a young age led her to writing and poetry as an outlet for healing and self-expression. She shares the inspiration behind her book, Uninterrupted Thoughts , and how it became a way to encourage others through her experiences. We wrap up with a fun this-or-that game, what's next for Alicia, and where listeners can follow her work. 💙 Today's Guest Instagram 💚 Check us out and follow us on Instagram for more!
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