In this special episode of Take Fountain, Jess Canty takes on the legendary "10 Questions" made famous by Inside the Actors Studio. From her favorite word (and least favorite one we all agree on) to the sound that inspires her, Jess gives an unfiltered, honest, and deeply personal look at what drives her as a rep, creative, and human being.

Whether you're a working actor, a filmmaker, or someone who grew up dreaming of sitting across from James Lipton, this episode is a love letter to the craft — and to the questions that bring us closer to ourselves. This is more than just a fun behind-the-scenes moment; it's a thoughtful check-in for actors and entertainment professionals looking to stay connected to purpose in an often chaotic industry.

If you’re building a creative career and crave smart, meaningful conversation about the art and business of storytelling, this episode is for you. Get to know Jess, reflect on your own answers, and maybe even fall back in love with why you started this journey in the first place.

In this episode of Take Fountain, we pay tribute to the iconic '90s interview series Inside the Actors Studio, hosted by the legendary James Lipton. With reverence and humor, we dive into the show's famous 10-question Bernard Pivot questionnaire, answering candidly, off the cuff, and from the heart. Whether you're a working actor, a theater nerd, or just love deep, reflective conversations about art and creativity, this is your invitation to lean in. We explore what creatively turns us on, what shuts us down, and what sound always sparks joy.

This episode is a celebration of the artistic spirit and the questions that define us as storytellers. We talk about the role of artists in a world obsessed with clickbait, the emotional toll of the entertainment industry, and why actors still dream of answering Lipton’s timeless questions. Aspiring actors, filmmakers, and creatives of all kinds: join us as we reflect, laugh, and share truths that matter.

Thinking about getting into voiceover acting? In this episode of Take Fountain, talent agent Anthony Boyer and talent manager Jess Canty walk you through everything actors need to know about the voiceover audition process. From how to submit MP3 files instead of self-tapes, to why your closet might be the best place to record when you're just starting out, this episode is packed with practical tips for beginners.

You’ll learn what a VO slate sounds like, when to submit multiple takes, and what terms like "wild takes" and "button lines" actually mean in a commercial voiceover script. Whether you're auditioning for animated series, commercials, video games, or narration work, understanding the unique expectations of voiceover casting is essential.

Jess and Anthony cover why you don’t need a reader, why most auditions are audio-only, and how to sound polished even without a professional home studio. If you're an actor hoping to expand into voiceover work or just curious about what it takes to book a VO job, this is a must-watch episode that breaks down the voiceover audition basics in a simple, approachable way.