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Stage 32 by Ashley Renee Smith Apr 25th

Will Poulter Breaks Down His Roles

Whether you’ve followed Will Poulter since We're The Millers or discovered him in The Bear or Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, this Vanity Fair video is a masterclass in growth, range, and what it means to stay curious as an actor.In this breakdown, Poulter...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 25th

“This experience changed how I act…..............”

I invite you to share a book, film, show, experience or project that reshaped your approach to your craft. What did it teach you? How did it challenge or inspire you?Mine was when I did the "animal studes' module in my training. I literally how to be a beaver...

Stage 32 by Pat Alexander Apr 22nd

'9-1-1' actor Kenneth Choi was in 'denial,' 'fought' against shocking show death

(https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2025/04/22/911-kenneth-choi-peter-krause-death/83207281007/)

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Apr 22nd

Why I Auditioned for a Role I Knew I Wouldn't Get - Smart Acting Strategy

Why I Auditioned for a Role I Knew I Wouldn't Get - Smart Acting Strategyhttps://youtu.be/2B3z6ahVTyAHave you ever agreed to an audition that really didn’t make sense, but you still did the audition? If so, let us know why and share it on the channel so we...

Stage 32 by Ashley Renee Smith Apr 21st

How Do You Break In With No Contacts?

This industry runs on relationships, and if you want to break in and stay in, it’s time to replace the anxiety with strategy.There are no shortcuts in entertainment. But there are two proven ways to move forward: 1. Show up consistently and build meaningful...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 20th

Sharing RB's latest "Coffee & Content"

The future of filmmaking is already here. From Ultra Panavision to $1.5 million specs, the industry is evolving fast, and RB is breaking it all down in this week’s Coffee & Content. Watch the video, join the conversation, and get ready for RB’s free live AMA...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 20th

When Was The first time You Realised You wanted to be an Actor?

Are you willing to share the moment, big or small, that made you fall in love with your craft? Was it a movie scene? A stage performance? A conversation? A childhood memory?Alternatively, when did you realise you were good at it?For me, I think it was in a...

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Apr 18th

Have you ever had to wear a really uncomfortable costume/wardrobe?

Ben Affleck has said the Batsuit was horrendous. Any actors relate to having to wear a terribly uncomfortable costume? I always hate it when I have to wear a mask. It cuts off my peripheral vision and I don't like not being able to...

Stage 32 by Omari Washington Apr 18th

A. M. A. Happening Now in the Writers Room Lounge!

We’re beyond excited to welcome Charlotte Mikkelborg—award-winning immersive filmmaker and VR/AR storytelling pioneer known for groundbreaking work with Apple, UNICEF, British Vogue, and more.Charlotte is LIVE on Stage 32 today through tomorrow, answering...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 18th

Ask Me Anything with Charlotte Mikkelborg—award-winning immersive filmmaker and VR/AR storyteller

Happening this Friday, April 18th through Saturday, April 19th in the Stage 32 Writer’s Room LoungeCharlotte is known for  her narrative collaborations with Apple, UNICEF, British Vogue, and more.She’ll be answering questions in real time about Immersive...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 17th

When Stepping Away Is the Boldest Move: Courtney Henggeler on Burnout and Boundaries

Just read that Courtney Henggeler (Cobra Kai) has quietly stepped away from acting after more than 20 years in the game. She talks about no longer wanting to be “a cog in the wheel” — and it really struck a chord. Do you resonate?How do you go about...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 16th

Getting your TV series pitch in front of industry execs is one thing; making them remember it is another.

Tomorrow, join Stage 32 and Producer & Development Exec Anna Henry (Netflix, Amazon, CBS) for a FREE webinar on How To Write a 2-Page Pitch for Your Television Series. Learn what execs are really looking for, how to structure your pitch for maximum impact...

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Apr 15th

NO ACTING JOBS? Two Strategic Paths For Actors

NO ACTING JOBS? Two Strategic Paths For Actorshttps://youtu.be/V1sHUsQ6DNcWhat have you done when acting work was slow? Share them here and on the channel so we can learn from you.Sign up to be on my special mailing list:https://howtoactandmodel.com/and get...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 13th

Sharing Coffee and Content "Do You Know Why Most People Quit Before They Succeed" by RB

It's a reminder of why learning the business side of entertainment is just as important as honing your craft. It also dives into the career of Gary Oldman, one of the most versatile actors of our time, and how he reinvented himself after being typecast early...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 12th

Challenges of Moving From Acting to Directing

I was reading that both Scarlett Johansen and Harris Dickinson are debuting films they directed at Cannes in May. The films are Eleanor The Great and Urchin. Here is the article...

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 10th

Who’s up for a game of creative chain reaction?

Here’s a prompt. How would you play it?Prompt: "The Unexpected Mystic"A parent drops their child off at school, as they do every day. The school security guard—usually polite but reserved—suddenly says something profound and personal:“Your child has the...

Stage 32 by Matthew Gross Apr 9th

Working For the Obamas

One of the greatest joys of my life was having the opportunity to work for the Obamas during the pandemic. I was on call for a month, even getting paid on the days I wasn’t needed on set. On my first day, I broke down in tears. We were in the thick of Trump’s...

Backstage by NYCkidactor Apr 9th

TV rep

Stage 32 by Alexandra Stevens Apr 8th

This Wednesday, April 9th, we’re hosting an exciting 24-hour Ask Me Anything in the Screenwriting Lounge with Eric Nazarian—a writer, director, producer, photojournalist, and Nicholl Fellow.

Eric is an honors graduate of USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and his debut feature The Blue Hour premiered at the San Sebastian International Film Festival. His latest film, Die Like a Man, hits theaters April 18 and Apple TV April 25.He’ll be answering...

Stage 32 by Omari Washington Apr 8th

In Between Bookings?

Hi Superstars,I’ve got a question for you: how do you keep your skills sharp during downtime between projects?For me, I like to reconnect with my passions—cooking, hiking, playing basketball, and catching up with friends. I also take classes to stay sharp and...