Ready to make your mark in the Performance Capture industry?Welcome to The Actors Volume—your resource for Finding Your Path and Honing Your Craft.Join industry professionals Jeff Berg and Matthew Brezina as they have candid conversations with their friends, colleagues, and mentors so you can get to know those who make this industry special and learn the standards they set for success.Whether you’re an actor or a creative, each episode is crafted to inspire, educate, and empower you to achieve your goals in Performance Capture.
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Signup to Generate a PitchReady to make your mark in the Performance Capture industry? Welcome to The Actors Volume, your resource for Finding Your Path and Honing Your Craft.
Recent episodes include "Shelby Young - VO & PCAP Actor | Playing Pretend, Honoring The Character, & Doing The Work" (20 October 2026, 102 minutes), "Tom Keegan - PCAP & VO Director | Trust Your Actors & Direct Great Performance" (29 September 2026, 133 minutes), and "Nick Apostolides | Trust Your Instincts, Find Your Flame, & Take The Leap" (11 August 2026, 109 minutes).
The Actors Volume publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 84 minutes across 7 episodes.
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The Actors Volume is an arts podcast with 7 episodes published.
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Shelby Young has built a career across on-camera acting, voiceover, and performance capture, bringing an incredible range of characters to life along the way. In this episode of The Actors Volume, Shelby gets into how...
Tom Keegan has directed performances across some of the biggest games in the video gameindustry, including Battlefield 1, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. In this episode of The Actors...
Nick Apostolides didn't plan on becoming an actor. He grew up building with Legos and Lincoln Logs, learned carpentry from his dad, and by 24 had a comfortable job as a concierge at a four star hotel in Boston. But...
Cissy Jones’ episode is now live on The Actors Volume. From Silicon Valley, to building a career in voiceover and performance capture, to becoming a leading voice in protecting actors’ rights in the age of AI, this...
Jay Walker's episode is now live on The Actors Volume. From speech and debate in Minnesota. To stepping away from the path he thought he was supposed to follow. To early momentum, long dry spells, and learning how to...
Gideon Emery joins us for the Season 2 premiere of The Actors Volume. Born in England and raised largely in Johannesburg, Gideon spent years building a life in the work before moving to LA. He trained in theater, worked...
<p>Somewhere between teaching math in Miami and doing student films off Craigslist, this week’s guest, Zach Mendez, realized he wasn’t going back to a traditional career.</p><p><br></p><p>He just wasn’t built for...
<p>Matthew Brezina didn’t take a traditional path into performance capture.</p><p><br></p><p>He studied politics. Fell into acting. Picked up martial arts. Shot indie films with friends. And somewhere along the way...
<p>Richard Dorton didn’t grow up thinking performance was where he’d land. He was a mixed Asian American kid in D.C., drawn to monsters, makeup, and movement. But something kept pulling him toward the industry and he...
<p>Jeff Berg didn’t grow up thinking acting was a real option. He was raised in a small town in Canada, far from soundstages or casting offices, but something kept pulling him toward the work.</p><p><br></p><p>In this...
<p>Emily Schweber didn’t plan on working in casting. She studied printmaking, worked in a darkroom, and thought her path would stay in the art world. But one night, sitting at a dinner table as a friend reviewed...
<p>Jee Young Han didn’t set out to work in performance capture. But from drama club to New York, from working behind the scenes to starring in Dragon Age, her path has been anything but straight. </p><p>And that’s what...
<p>Welcome to The Actors Volume Podcast—your resource for Finding Your Path and Honing Your Craft. Join industry professionals Jeff Berg and Matthew Brezina as they have candid conversations with their friends...
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