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  1. Stage 32 by Peter Marshall Sep 8th

    15 Key Working Tools of the Actor

    Actors also need a good set of professional “working tools.” These tools include practical skills and resources that enhance their ability to perform and succeed in the industry. A well-rounded toolkit ensures that actors are prepared for the demands of their...

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  2. Stage 32 by Ethan Reed Sep 7th

    Scriptwriting

    I’m Ethan Reed, a scriptwriter passionate about turning ideas into entertaining, memorable stories for the screen. I help filmmakers, producers, and creative teams solve story challenges by developing strong characters, engaging plots, natural dialogue, and...

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  3. Stage 32 by Peter Marshall Sep 7th

    10 More Personal Tools Actors Must Have

    1. Feedback: By actively seeking and reflecting on feedback, actors can identify areas for growth, refine their skills, and evolve as performers, ensuring they remain at the top of their craft.2. Persistence: Determination and perseverance are essential...

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  4. Stage 32 by Jake Ibelo Sep 7th

    Let's Connect! - What keeps you motivated?

    Hi everyone I'm Jake and I've recently become a moderator on Stage 32! I'm an Actor based in London and would love to connect with you all. It's been a long summer and like the recent weather in the uk, auditions may have dried up. How have you all kept your...

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  5. Stage 32 by Ajay Prasath Sep 6th

    Hi Friends!! I hope everyone doing well!

    Hey everyone!I know a lot of people here are chasing their dreams—some of you want to become actors, while others are filmmakers, writers, producers, and creatives in different areas. I’m just like you. I’m also working toward becoming an actor.But honestly...

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  6. Stage 32 by Jason Raymaker Sep 6th

    American Hustle

    I recently watched American Hustle and forgot how incredible the performances were in that film.  I mean some movies are like, "ok that was alright."  But some leave you thinking about it for days.  What are some of your favorite performances that inspire you?

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  7. Stage 32 by Doug Kayne Sep 1st

    Is it bad to be typecast?

    We're actors.  We can play any role.  I can be an action hero, a supervillain, the romantic lead, a slapstick comedian, the sidekick, the...  The list goes on and on.  We know we can do it.  But, often times it is our "type" that determines what we get cast...

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  8. Stage 32 by Jason Raymaker Aug 30th

    Location as an actor

    So I am sure we are all aware of how things have changed in the industry.  By that I mean L.A. is kind of no longer a requirement for actors to go to to be successful.  With that said, do you think location can affect an actors success?  

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  9. Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Aug 27th

    Special Skills

    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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  10. Stage 32 by Gregory Barone Aug 26th

    In the mind of characters

    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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