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  1. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 20th

    What to Do When Your ‘Type’ Changes

    Knowing your “type” is a crucial tool for any actor. While actors frequently book roles outside of or against type, having an understanding of what kind of first impression you make on casting professionals can help you streamline your auditioning...

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  2. Stage 32 by Matthew P Lindemann Sep 20th

    Looking for serious and positive opinions.

    I wanted to ask my fellow creatives as part of ALOT of research for my next screenplay...What did you LIKE and DISLIKE about the Indiana Jones and National Treasure films and shows? Other works in the genre would be cool as well (I.e. Tomb Raider/Uncharted...

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  3. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Sep 19th

    Tomorrow - Elevate Your Acting Reel

    This is the last chance to sign up for Stage 32's 2-part acting lab where you will gain the tools and personal attention to elevate your acting reel!Work with Kym Jackson, an actress who has worked on THIS IS US, CRIMINAL MINDS, NCIS: LOS ANGELES, S.W.A.T...

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  4. Stage 32 by Rosie Actorsproexpo Sep 18th

    Actors opportunity

    Young Talent Expo is on Saturday 7th October in London (performers aged 8-19)Actors Pro Expo North is on Saturday 28th October in Manchester (performers aged 16+)Both expos will have many exhibitors, performances, networking, on stage interviews all day for...

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  5. Stage 32 by Geoff Hall Sep 16th

    Michael Caine - On Acting

    This was a BBC programme from 1987, I believe and as much as it's about Acting, there's a lot to learn in this video that Directors can learn from. For the creatives in this community, I hope you find it all very...

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  6. Stage 32 by Karen "Kay" Ross Sep 15th

    Comedy, Sensitivity, & Respect

    Happy Introduce Yourself Weekend, my fellow actors!It's Kay Ross, your friendly Stage 32 Community Manager, but I'm also a Writer | Producer | Actor | Director - and in preparation for my next directing project, I wanted to get a little deep here in the...

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  7. Stage 32 by Matthew Gross Sep 15th

    Chris Pine's "Poolman"

    I was so excited for the release of "Poolman" because Chris Pine selected me for an uncredited role in his directorial debut film. It was wonderful getting to work the scene out with him, because I'm such a huge "Star Trek" fanboy; and any chance to work with...

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  8. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Sep 15th

    Advice for Voice Over Success

    "Find the Hints in the Script to Determine the Direction of Your Read.You are usually given direction as to how your read should sound. Sometimes the direction can be a little confusing and even conflicting.For instance, a message can be encouraging...

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  9. Stage 32 by Ashley Renee Smith Sep 15th

    5 Tips To Make Networking Opportunities Valuable

    Hey, Performers!As we kick-off this month's Introduce Yourself Weekend today, be sure to check out these 5 Tips To Make Networking Opportunities Valuable on today's blog!https://www.stage32.com/blog/5-tips-to-make-networking-opportunities-valuable-3489

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  10. Stage 32 by Maurice Vaughan Sep 14th

    Dear Actors, You Are Enough

    In today’s blog, Rebecca Reaney talks about three behaviors that prevent actors from feeling they’re enough, and she gives practical steps and techniques that’ll help actors trust that they’re enough. As Rebecca says in the blog, "*So my dear actors, when it...

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  11. Stage 32 by Sam Sokolow Sep 14th

    Today - Alessandro Fiorucci comes to Stage 32

    Earlier this year he walked the red carpet at Cannes as a cast member of KIDNAPPED, which was in contention for the coveted Palme d'Or. Today, he coms to Stage 32 to for an exclusive webinar where he will discuss acting craft, how to best prepare to work with...

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  12. Stage 32 by Matthew Cornwell Sep 13th

    When does an actor deserve to ask for more money?

    In full disclosure, I've been at this acting thing for over 20 years (professionally) and still regularly face the dilemma of working for scale (the lowest wage allowed by SAG-AFTRA) or not working at all. And while many actors, writers, and crew are in the...

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  13. Stage 32 by Anne Alexander-Sieder Sep 13th

    From Cringe to Confident

    Whenever I found myself in a high-stakes meeting—be it an audition or a crucial session with an agent, manager, producer, director, or really anyone who held the keys to my acting career—I'd experience a sinking feeling. I knew they were going to start the...

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