Do the Reps, Put the Extra Work, and Acting Roles Will Come with Randall J. Bacon
Half the battle is doing what you said you will; if you can't do what you said, try. People respect effort.
Randall J. Bacon always knew he had what it takes to perform at a high level, and although he never thought of becoming an actor, the same work ethic that made him break several records as a football player in high school made him a talented actor and resourceful producer. Randall is a Lead Producer, Executive Producer, and Actor. He has upcoming supporting roles in the highly anticipated films "Skeletons in the Closet," starring alongside Terrance Howard and Cuba Gooding Jr, and "Darkness of Man," where he shares the screen with Jean-Claude Van Damme. Randall financed and produced "Parallel, starring Danielle Deadwyler, Aldis Hodge, and Edwin Hodge. He has also financed "BoneYard," starring Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, and Mel Gibson, distributed by Lionsgate.
In this episode, Randall talks about his upbringing, how practicing sports at a high level helped him develop the right kind of mindset to become an actor and producer, and his experiences working with A-list actors. We also talk about his producer role; he shares valuable insight for future producers, tips and advice for new actors, and so much more.
Tune in to Episode 84 of Hollywood Dream Maker to hear more about how relying on your tenacity and passion is your best bet for becoming an actor.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
- How Randall decided to become an actor (2:10)
- About Randall's athleticism and how that helped him in acting (8:00)
- Randall's experiences working with Jean-Claude Van Damme and Cuba Gooding Jr ( 11:20)
- Randall's advice for producers in Hollywood (20:10)
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