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  1. Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Jan 30th

    Want to Lower Your Stress While Acting

    Want to Lower Your Stress While Acting https://bit.ly/3Ul1GXz Acting can be extremely stressful. Actors need to learn how handle stress to succeed, both as actors and in our lives. If you have dealt with stress, share what you did that helped you.

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  2. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Jan 29th

    Actor Website Checklist

    - Professional name visible at the top of the page - Current headshots prominently featured - Union affiliations clearly stated - Media, including audio and video reels - A properly formatted and updated résumé - Links to all of your online casting profiles -...

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  3. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Jan 26th

    Actors Should Always Be Practicing

    Record yourself reading monologues and short scenes. You can purchase a book of monologues online or through Industry sites giving you hours of potential roles to inhabit.Pick one and practice it 2-3 times, then tape yourself giving the speech. When you...

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  4. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Jan 25th

    Screenwriting 101

    Hey everyone - Oscar nominated screenwriter Alec Sokolow (TOY STORY) - a brilliant guy and an even better brother - is hosting a new webinar called SCREENWRITING 101. Learn the fundamentals of screenwriting from a guy with over $2 billion in box office...

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  5. Stage 32 by Sara Bailey Jan 25th

    New Rep

    Originally hailing from Australia with over a decade of professional acting experience, I made the move to Hollywood last year. I hit the ground running – training extensively, making connections, and booking roles in student films and indie projects.

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  6. Stage 32 by Matthew Gross Jan 25th

    It's Not Your Fault

    If you're not booking auditions (in the U.S.A.), it's not your fault. Stop blaming yourself. You haven't upset your agent, if you have one, and casting directors aren't out to get you for some misstep you think you took. Another strike looms in Hollywood. ...

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  7. Stage 32 by Maurice Vaughan Jan 25th

    A Case Study In Slow And Steady

    In today’s blog, Suzana Norberg shares her life-long journey of becoming a working actress and provides insights that she's learned along the way.www.stage32.com/blog/a-case-study-in-slow-and-steady-3620

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  8. Stage 32 by Matthew Gross Jan 24th

    Actor Steven Yeun in "Beef"

     I had the incredible opportunity to step in as a stand-in on the series "Beef", where I got to observe Steven Yeun in action. Being a fan of his portrayal of Glenn Rhee in "The Walking Dead," I was pleasantly surprised by his outstanding comedic range...

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  9. Stage 32 by Eliah Miller Jan 23rd

    First time female director crowdfunding!

    Dear Stage 32 Community,I hope this message finds you well. My name is Eliah Miller and I'm writing to you today with a heart full of passion and excitement as I embark on a journey that has always been my dream. As a first-time female director, I find myself...

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  10. Stage 32 by Kris Keppeler Jan 22nd

    A few thoughts on voice acting

    I got into voice acting over ten years ago and thought it was all about commercials. It turns out it's not; in fact, narrative stuff like explainer videos, audiobooks, and e-learning are a much larger part of the voice-acting universe. I find narration lots...

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  11. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Jan 22nd

    Actors, Thinking About A Name Change?

    Now, in a way, the reverse is true. Networks and platforms are looking for authenticity, as well as for the opportunity to tell stories from voices and perspectives not often heard. A name that suggests cultural specificity can actually be helpful, given the...

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