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by Suzanne Bronson
Aug 27th
We all have that spot on our resume where we list our special skills. I am curious: what are your special skills?
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by Gregory Barone
Aug 26th
I know that I'm not a actor but I write stories and scripts and I have some trouble and issues when it comes to writing characters, I was thinking about trying acting to get a better understanding of the mind set of a character, plus do you actors study...
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by John MacNeil
Aug 26th
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by Doug Kayne
Aug 25th
Yesterday, I was having a conversation with an actress/filmmaker/influencer I'm writing a screenplay with (I don't want to jinx it, but it has a real good shot at being made). Currently, she's acting in a horror movie, and having an absolute blast! She's...
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by Laura Hammer
Aug 25th
Before a casting director ever hears you read a line, they meet your headshot. It is your handshake, your first impression, and in a stack of hundreds of submissions, it is the single image deciding whether your name gets clicked. A great headshot does one...
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by Jackie Letkowski
Aug 24th
Personally, I miss being "in the room" with the actual casting director and other members of the upcoming project. There's something magical about the interaction when you meet. Does anyone else agree? Or are video auditions too convenient to pass up?
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by Aaron Marcus
Aug 24th
I just accepted an audition where I'll be earning a lot less money than usual — no per diem, mileage/toll reimbursements, hotel accommodations, and a five-hour drive each way. Here's why I said yes anyway. - and it was a smart business...
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by Jason Raymaker
Aug 22nd
I am curious about posting your work on social media as an actor. Do you think that when you post the work you do that it helps you get more work or do you think it helps with your branding?
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by Jackie Letkowski
Aug 21st
RB wrote a book on it! Learn more about it here: https://www.stage32.com/blog/crowdsourcing-for-filmmakers-nobody-builds-anything-alone-4562
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by Sydney S
Aug 20th
AI is already changing how actors work — from digital replicas and voice cloning to digitally altered performances and consent requirements. If you’re an actor, understanding how these technologies can affect your performance, your likeness, and your rights...
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by Suzanne Bronson
Aug 20th
Hey actors! We are halfway through the summer, and I feel like I am in the summer slump. Here in Phoenix, Arizona, there is a heat warning. It has been too hot to go outside for months and will be many more months. Half the world is in the middle of winter...
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by Salima Qribis
Aug 20th
We’ve been fortunate to create multiple case studies exploring the work of Jude Law in the Fantastic Beasts franchise.We’ve also had the privilege of studying the incredible performance of Dexter Sol Ansell in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — one of the most...
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by Michel Badohun
Aug 20th
Hello everyone,I’m present you new visual logo of my animation serie project Star Galaxy. What do you think about it. For more information about the project, you can check out my profile.Every comment is welcome
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by Laura Hammer
Aug 18th
The character you play existed long before their first line of dialogue — and the actors who understand that life are the ones who walk into every scene with something extra. As Viola Davis puts it, "The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are...
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by Amanda Toney
Aug 18th
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by Doug Kayne
Aug 17th
It is said that acting is reacting. It is also said that the camera can read every twitch, every eye movement, every tiny quirk to convey to the audience what a character is thinking. It is the actor's job to imbue their performance with these subtleties to...
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by Suzanne Bronson
Aug 17th
In yesterday's blog by RB our fearless leader, RB tells us to Check Your Ego, Not Your value.https://www.stage32.com/blog/4561He asks, and I am asking you actors: What is the part of the business side of acting that you understand the least, and have been...
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by Aaron Marcus
Aug 17th
I refused to speak a single word to Dame Judi Dench before we shot our scene together in Philomena — no hello, no introduction, nothing.In this week's Quick Tip, I break down why I made that call, what a technical advisor on set taught me about playing the...
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by David C. Velasco
Aug 16th
Gone way too soon. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and fans.https://abcnews.com/US/hayden-panettiere-dies-36/story?id=135698473
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by Alicia McClendon
Aug 16th
For me, I do different things.Read what I have to say on my Patreon.https://www.patreon.com/AliciaMcClendon12/posts/166634755?utm_campaign=postshare_creator
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