Lights, Camera, Action: Brad Leland's Journey in the Film Industry

Love, Life and Lies

Prepare to be transported into the life of celebrated actor Brad Leland, as we journey through his illustrious career and personal experiences. Brad, known for his memorable roles in films such as Friday Night Lights, Hancock and Deepwater Horizon, gives us an intimate look into his start in the industry, transition into television and film, and the joys and challenges that come with it. From nerve-wracking auditions to unforgettable collaborations, Brad's insight into the industry is both enlightening and thrilling.
On a trip down memory lane, we visit Brad's high school days in Texas, the state championship football game he missed and the encounters with his former Friday Night Lights colleagues. You'll be captivated as Brad reminisces about his favorite roles and the adrenaline rush of performing 55 shows in 30 days. We also unravel the distinct energy between theatre and film and the impact it has on audience connection and the overall performance.
But it's not just about the past, we also delve into the present and the ripple effect of COVID-19 on the industry. Brad shares how auditioning and working on a television show or movie has been affected, shifting the dynamics of the industry. As if that wasn't enough, Brad also shares some of his coolest celebrity encounters and fan interactions. From receiving personalized gifts from the Texas Rangers to attending star-studded sports banquets. Lastly, we talk about the importance of social interaction in a world where personal contact is becoming a luxury. Tune in as we discover Brad's unforgettable line from Friday Night Lights and reflect on the need for people to be around each other.

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1. Brad Ledland (00:00:01)

2. Switching Into Television and Film (00:10:24)

3. Acting, Auditions, and Favorite Roles (00:15:53)

4. Performance Energy and Audience Connection (00:22:21)

5. COVID's Impact on Auditions and Benefits (00:30:44)

6. Celebrity Experiences and Fan Interactions (00:39:21)

7. The Importance of Social Interaction (00:49:52)