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  1. Stage 32 by Tamika Gemini Marley Sep 10th

    I’m Ready for Action!!!

    I’m definitely trying to get in on these reality shows or a game show! If you have any insights or connects please message me! I think the world is missing out on my country pretty self

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  2. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Sep 10th

    RIP to James Earl Jones

    My first time experiencing his brilliance, grace and immense presence was in John Badham's THE BINGO LONG TRAVELING ALL-STARS & MOTOR KINGS and I was hooked. He took our imaginations on so many rides from Star Wars to The Lion King, Dr. Starngelove to Patriot...

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  3. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 8th

    Are Your Loved Ones Supportive?

    When you just start your acting career and begin to navigate the unknown maze that is your options for acquiring skills as an actor, you really need all the encouragement and support you can get. This, of course, applies to your friends and family foremost...

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  4. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 6th

    Diction Exercises for Actors

    Diction is the way you talk: your enunciation and the types of words and phrases you use.These exercises are great for actors to practice:- Yoga hum: Take a deep breath in, then hum while slowly releasing your breath. Do this 5–10 times.- Dragon’s breath...

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  5. Stage 32 by Brent Kado Sep 5th

    Call for new Clients - SoCal Only

    We’re putting out a soft call for new clients for the upcoming year. Always looking for new talent to fill our roster and to work with us to build their brand. You can read more about us here. https://www.flowfeelfilms.com/aboutusIf you are passionate about...

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  6. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Sep 4th

    Lightspeed LA inks deal with SAG-AFTRA

    A few years back when all WGA writers fired their agents, a few boutique agencies signed their agreement to get back to work first and the big agencies soon followed. May not be apples to apples but good on Lightyear LA for doing right by SAG-AFTRA talent...

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  7. Stage 32 by Greg Rabidoux Sep 4th

    Actor Pay

    Hi, I am a filmmaker and writer and am working with my film partner to develop a budget for a project we are excited about to pitch to investors. How best can we get an idea of actor/talent fees to include in our working budget? I realize that this can vary a...

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  8. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 3rd

    Casting Directors Advice for Auditions

    Need an extra boost of inspiration before your next audition? Check out these tips from casting directors:Bring something different. Casting Directors sift through countless hours of auditions over the course of a day, and it’s a good idea to liven things up...

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  9. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Sep 3rd

    Demi Moore makes a comeback

    I was happy to see Demi Moore get such praise for her turn in THE SUBSTANCE. Sometimes icons - especially 80's icons - can't find their way back critically but she did. What are your thoughts?...

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  10. Stage 32 by Matthew Cornwell Sep 3rd

    Hollywood's Dirty Secret (one of them, anyway)

    I posted this video yesterday on YouTube. It's about Geographic Discrimination. It's a problem all markets face that aren't LA or NY. Thankfully, the topic gained traction in our negotiations last year with the AMPTP, but only a little progress was made...

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  11. Stage 32 by Jason Mirch Sep 1st

    Perspective for when you don't get "the part"

    I know it can seem like A-List actors are never rejected from any role. But check out this article from Deadline. Winona Ryder lost out on the role of Clementine that went to Kate Winslet in the Oscar-winning (and one of my favorite films) ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF...

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  12. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 1st

    Clothing Options To Have for Self-Tapes

    Keeping a small portion of your closet devoted to clothes for auditioning that are kept clean and pressed can save time and panic later.Here are just a few to consider:- Basic Commercial:Before getting into character types, it’s important to have a few...

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