April 8, 2024 • 49 mins
Dive into the heart of Hollywood with Rushi Kota of 'Grey’s Anatomy,' 'Never Have I Ever,' and 'Dumb Money,' and Aniruhd Pisharody from 'Never Have I Ever,' 'Big Sky,' and '9-1-1,' in a special edition of Curiosity’s 'Storyteller Studio' called “Storytime!”
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n this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of the film and television industry post-strike, uncovering the current trends and challenges faced by in-demand actors. Our guests share their unique perspectives on the shifts in storytelling, production, and what it means to be part of today's entertainment world.
Rushi and Aniruhd open up about their experiences on set, the impact of industry changes on actors, and their thoughts on this year’s standout film and TV shows. This discussion not only sheds light on their personal journeys but also provides valuable insights into the broader narrative shifts within the entertainment sector.
Subscribe to Curiosity’s Storyteller Studio for more episodes that delve into the craft of storytelling, featuring dialogues with the most compelling storytellers from various backgrounds.
Our mission is to unravel the origins of the best stories, and with episodes like this, we get one step closer to answering the question, “Where do the best stories come from?”
If you’re fascinated by the inner workings of the entertainment industry or just love hearing from your favorite storytellers about their craft, you won’t want to miss this episode.
Love this discussion? Share it with your friends and leave us a comment or review! Let’s continue the conversation about the stories shaping our screens and lives!
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This episode was powered in part by Little Black Tux- Tuxedos for Women!
Cinematography: Phil Sakanashi
Produced by: Chas Allen & Adhrucia Apana
Post Production: PJ Donahue
Associate Producer: Amar Bedi
Music: Jimi Cravity
Make-up by: Gayane Hunanyan
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n this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of the film and television industry post-strike, uncovering the current trends and challenges faced by in-demand actors. Our guests share their unique perspectives on the shifts in storytelling, production, and what it means to be part of today's entertainment world.
Rushi and Aniruhd open up about their experiences on set, the impact of industry changes on actors, and their thoughts on this year’s standout film and TV shows. This discussion not only sheds light on their personal journeys but also provides valuable insights into the broader narrative shifts within the entertainment sector.
Subscribe to Curiosity’s Storyteller Studio for more episodes that delve into the craft of storytelling, featuring dialogues with the most compelling storytellers from various backgrounds.
Our mission is to unravel the origins of the best stories, and with episodes like this, we get one step closer to answering the question, “Where do the best stories come from?”
If you’re fascinated by the inner workings of the entertainment industry or just love hearing from your favorite storytellers about their craft, you won’t want to miss this episode.
Love this discussion? Share it with your friends and leave us a comment or review! Let’s continue the conversation about the stories shaping our screens and lives!
And follow us on socials!
www.instagram.com/curiositystorytellerstudio
www.facebook.com/curiositystorytellerstudio
www.TikTok.com/curiosity_storyteller
This episode was powered in part by Little Black Tux- Tuxedos for Women!
Cinematography: Phil Sakanashi
Produced by: Chas Allen & Adhrucia Apana
Post Production: PJ Donahue
Associate Producer: Amar Bedi
Music: Jimi Cravity
Make-up by: Gayane Hunanyan
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