In this lively episode, actor Steven Ciceron joins Patrick Evans and Randy Florence at Skip Paige’s Little Bar to share his journey from clinical psychologist to working actor. With over 50% audition success and roles across film, television, and theater, Ciceron discusses the discipline and humility that fuel his craft. He dives into his passion for horror, balancing dark characters with a naturally affable personality, and how his psychology background enhances his performances. The conversation spans from his early theater days in New York to international shoots in Berlin and Stockholm, casting insights, and the occasional awkward moment on set. The trio also touches on industry myths, method acting, nudity on screen, and the ongoing hustle behind a true working actor’s career. From laugh-out-loud moments to genuine reflections, it’s a candid look at a multifaceted performer who embraces every challenge.

Takeaways:

• Steven Ciceron transitioned from psychology to acting, blending both disciplines.
• He has worked internationally and across genres, with a preference for horror.
• His background helps him develop nuanced, emotionally rich characters.
• Despite success, he stays grounded, continuing acting classes regularly.
• Ciceron sees casting and directing as growth areas but prioritizes acting.
• He believes method acting works best when combined with psychology.
• Independent films often provide him lead roles, while major productions offer cameos.
• He’s candid about the realities of auditions, agents, and balancing personal life.

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