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by Suzanne Bronson
Apr 16th
As actors we all have had people who have inspired us, or whose work we really admire. We dream of working with those people someday. So my question to you is:Is there anyone you would like to work with someday, either a director or fellow actor?
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by Robert D. Carver
Apr 16th
Based on my experience as both performer and acting coach, I'd strongly recommend that aspiring, and even seasoned Thespians research and read every book they find on the subject of theatre--both its historical and current movements--whether it's specific to...
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by Amanda Toney
Apr 15th
https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/vertical-dramas-actors-advice-78649/
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by Pat Alexander
Apr 15th
Anne Hathaway, Michaela Coel, and writer/director David Lowery sit down to talk about their new movie “Mother Mary.” Michaela recalls her and Anne being a “blubbering mess” at their first read-through and the complexities of friendships. Anne dishes on taking...
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by Ana Rodrigues
Apr 15th
I think emotional depth comes from context, not just intensity.A character can express strong emotions, but without internal conflict or meaning behind it, it doesn’t resonate the same way.Depth comes from what the character is carrying, not just what they...
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by Tracey Collis
Apr 15th
At CinemaCon 2026, Cinema United CEO Michael O’Leary pointed to “growing audience trends” and said “audiences are responding.”That matters for actors.Because when cinema attendance strengthens, the big screen strengthens. And when the big screen strengthens...
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by Tracey Collis
Apr 15th
24 hours does not ruin a self-tape. Panic does.When the deadline is tight, the real danger is not lack of talent. It is losing your process.Actors do not need more frantic takes, more overthinking, or more pressure. They need a way to get to clear choices...
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by Joseph Writer
Apr 14th
Great dialogue is not just about characters talking. it’s about revealing emotion, tension, and intention.One mistake many writers make is writing dialogue that sounds “realistic” but not “engaging.”Real conversations are often boring. Scripts shouldn’t...
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by Aaron Marcus
Apr 14th
These 5 Self Tape Editing Mistakes Are Killing Your Auditionhttps://youtu.be/6ewx0sk3R3kHave you ever experienced any of these editing mistakes? Is there a specific technical request that is hard for you? Or, have you ever seen one that you can tell us...
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by Laura Hammer
Apr 14th
Most actors spend years perfecting their craft — taking classes, building their reel, nailing auditions — and then stall out when it comes to the business side. Finding representation is one of the most important steps in a professional acting career, and it...
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by Pat Alexander
Apr 13th
“I don’t think anyone expected the guy who used to host Dancing with the Stars to play an MMA fighter called "The Beast” - MacPherson(https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/beast-daniel-macpherson-director-tyler-atkins-interview-1236561119/)
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by Andrew Higgs
Apr 13th
The Scarecrow needed brains. The Tin Man needed a heart. The Lion needed courage. Head, heart, and guts — three intelligence centres that the ancient alchemists mapped four hundred years ago. After nearly forty years directing television drama, I've found...
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by Andrew Higgs
Apr 13th
Spotlight lists over 90,000 performers. Only two per cent make a living from acting. The difference between the two per cent and the ninety-eight per cent is rarely talent. It's whether they solved seven specific problems in the right order — from the closed...
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by Dan Martin Roesch
Apr 13th
Dan Martin didn’t arrive at acting; he grew into it, through emergency medicine, martial arts, and the studied calm of a man who learned that the most powerful presence rarely announces itself. @imdb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6401783/ @vocal.media Interview...
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by Michael Chabler
Apr 12th
Thoughts? https://vimeo.com/1182466218
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by asdreamsaremadeon
Apr 11th
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by Pat Alexander
Apr 9th
Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Alana Haim, and Mamoudou Athie ponder the worst things they've ever done, playing "couple chemistry", and share their favorite wedding movies, in this interview for 'The Drama'! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBPA9uw7WGM)
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by Dan Martin Roesch
Apr 9th
@IMDb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6401783/ Interview https://medium.com/@noamfriedlander/the-man-who-moves-before-the-camera-does-afa7ab46160e
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by IsThisThingOn
Apr 9th
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by Timothy Miller
Apr 8th
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned in my craft is that Emotion and Emotional Depth are two distinctly different tools in an actor's kit.Here is how I’ve started distinguishing them in my prep:Emotion is the "Weather" (The What): It’s the...
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