Giovanni Axibal
Actor’s Notes
Actor’s Notes is a solo podcast exploring acting, improv training, communication, mindset, discipline, and the process of creative growth. Hosted by Giovanni Axibal, each episode reflects on real experiences! from Second City improv classes to auditions, creative blocks, confidence, and the lessons that show up while doing the work. This isn’t advice from someone who’s “arrived.” It’s documentation from someone actively becoming. Actor’s Notes blends performance craft with life lessons, emotional awareness, and honest reflection New episodes weekly.
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What Improv Is Teaching Me About Control 11.02.2026 11:35
https://stan.store/gioaxibal Lately, I've noticed a subtle tension that shows up in my body during unexpected moments. This isn't panic or fear, but rather a physical manifestation of anxiety when things don't go as planned or I'm unsure of the next move. Understanding this connection between anxiety and muscle tension is a key step in stress management and personal growth. By reco...
Actor's Notes: Episode 1: Active Listening: The Acting Technique Everyone Needs 11.02.2026 12:55
https://stan.store/gioaxibal 🎙️ Also available as a podcast on Spotify. In this Actor's Notes, I share a moment from improv class that taught me a valuable lesson about presence and performance. This reflection on listening, for both actors and anyone seeking advice and tips, highlights how acting can teach us about real-life interactions. It's a story about being truly present, not just p...
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