Trying to forge a career as an actor has always been fiercely competitive. Yet, with the rise of AI, performers are no longer just jostling for roles amongst their peers, but with chameleonic algorithms capable of imitating almost anyone.
Recent NIDA graduate and Sydney-based actor Flynn Barnard joined Rupert on Tuesday Drive to discuss these new challenges, as well as the other unique pressures of forging an acting career in the 2020s.
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