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Stage 32 by Brandon Keeton Oct 22nd

Tick tock, tick tock...

This literally just happened.  I had a callback audition this morning via Zoom.  The instructions were to show up 15 minutes early and expect to stay 15 minutes after, in case they were running early or late. So there I was at 10:30am for my 10:45am...

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Oct 21st

Actor qualities

This is a question for actors, acting coaches, and possibly even directors. What do you think is the most important quality for an actor to possess? I am interested in hearing from those who have worked with a lot of actors, who  have had to manage...

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Oct 20th

Training Films Are Great Jobs For Actors

Training Films Are Great Jobs For Actorshttps://youtu.be/lRzN_aXazTsHave you ever worked on a training film? If so, what was the project about and how did you get the job?Share your information here so we can learn from you.

Stage 32 by Phil Edwards Oct 19th

Big apple film fest

communication

Stage 32 by Ron Jackson Oct 17th

Table Read Actors Needed

I am looking for a few actors for a table read in Pasadena, on October 26 from 10 AM to 2 PM.  I'll have light snacks.  $50.00. This will be my fourth feature, all distributed. You'll read a character and then offer feedback.  It is a chamber piece and a...

Stage 32 by Alexx Bar Oct 16th

Alex Bar: Sydney’s Rising Young Actor Making Waves in the Global Film Scene

Sydney, Australia – October 2025 – In an entertainment world often driven by quick fame, Alex Bar is emerging as a standout talent defined by depth, dedication, and genuine artistry. The Sydney-based actor has earned early recognition for his emotional range...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Oct 16th

"Too tall & too kooky" was how the late Diane Keeton was described by a casting director in the late 1960s

It was 5 days ago that she died. I enjoyed reading this obituary about her life as an actress. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/oct/12/diane-keaton-obituaryWhich was your favourite film that she acted in? 

Stage 32 by Brittany Christine Oct 16th

What are the most outrageous things people have said to you about being an actor, BREAK UP EDITION I'll go first:

The guy said, 1) "I think you need stability in your relationships because your whole life is in the unknown as an Actress" (Actually sir, I'm pretty sure no woman wants an unstable relationship with her boyfriend, in fact I'm certain I'd still want a secure...

Stage 32 by Ashley Renee Smith Oct 15th

Matthew McConaughey Breaks Down His Career — From ‘Dazed and Confused’ to ‘Interstellar’

Few actors have navigated such a bold and unpredictable path as Matthew McConaughey. In this incredible retrospective, McConaughey walks through the defining roles of his career, from his breakout in Dazed and Confused to the emotional depths of Dallas Buyers...

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Oct 14th

Is there a role that changed the trajectory of your career?

Naomi Watts talks about how she struggled to book work until David Lynch cast her from a photo. Mulholland Drive changed everything for her. I am wondering if anyone has a story like that. Did someone cast you in a TV show or movie that completely changed the...

Stage 32 by Brandon Keeton Oct 14th

Character Posters

Back in the day, I LOVED the film "Clue" with Tim Curry.  I remember going to the theatre and seeing not just the regular poster for the film, but each character got their own poster.  Mr. Green, Colonel Mustard, Mrs. White, the whole cast!Fast forward 40...

Stage 32 by Vidal Ramirez Oct 14th

Great Video Essay by YouTuber

Came across this recent video breaking down the acting in No Country for Old Men. It's pretty new --- was uploaded one month ago. The Anti-Method Acting of No Country for Old Men | Acting Breakdownhttps://youtu.be/3o6OmgsLIjQ?si=0Aq56A3BVKGurO6QFantastic...

Stage 32 by Adam Reiver Oct 14th

Voice Flexibility

I had an interesting conversation with a lit manager recently who suggested I lean into a thriller I’d been developing — even though my natural lane is dark comedy. His point was simple (and humbling): it’s an easier door to open right now than TV.I took the...

Stage 32 by Amanda Toney Oct 14th

SAG-AFTRA Launches Verticals Agreement for Microdramas

https://variety.com/2025/digital/news/sag-aftra-vertical-agreement-microdramas-1236552001/

Stage 32 by Morgan Aitken Ipg Oct 14th

Production is Hell - And I'm Not Quite Dead... Yet

I've gone dark for a while, but not forever. I guess it's called 'in production' in filmmaker-speak. So far, I've been through: contract breaches; lead talent jumping ship; at least 3 major re-writes on the fly; 9 timezones, equipment failures that would put...

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Oct 13th

Why Getting an Acting Audition Means You've Already Won

Why Getting an Acting Audition Means You've Already Won https://youtu.be/1cK1VTLsva0 Have you ever felt frustrated by getting auditions but not booking? If so, share your thoughts here.

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Oct 12th

Where and how are you playing small in terms of your creative process ?

Just finished reading @RB's blog,  "Coffee & Content" . Very pertinent to actors because it contains a link to a You Tube documentary about Charlize Theron's career. Admittedly I didn't know much about it other than Monster. It's illuminating and inspiring...

Stage 32 by Sohwo Divine Oct 12th

"Shot, Acted, and Edited by Me — My First Film Project

Stage 32 by Dris Abdel-Rahim Oct 10th

The shadow in my sleep

The shadow in my sleep Our independent filmThe director: Richard Samson The screenwriter: Cynthia Samson Actors: Abdel-Rahim Dris Richard Samson Cynthia Samson 

Stage 32 by Leonardo Ramirez 2 Oct 10th

Learning to Say “No”

This week, my daughter was cast in an indie film—but after reading the scene she’d be part of, she decided to pass. Without going into detail, the content was simply too dark, and she knew in her gut she’d regret it later.It reminded me how important it is...