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by Rick McNeil
Sep 27th
As many may already know, at times it is difficult finding a reading partner every time you need to submit a self-tape audition. I am willing to be a reading partner in exchange for the same, either via phone, zoom or Skype. I have a select few reading...
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by Sam Sokolow
Sep 26th
Interesting article about Maisy, a child actor, making a comeback with a comedy based on personal feelings. I've always loved the Freaky Friday movies and look forward to this take. https://variety.com/2024/film/features/maisy-stella-my-old-ass-1236146055/
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by Caroline Gray
Sep 25th
Lovely to be here! I've moved over from LinkedIn. The project I'm working on isn't everyone's cup of tea, and so this more inclusive platform is a better fit. I'd love to know what you're working on?
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by Tammy Hunt
Sep 25th
Before you submit your resume and headshot, read the breakdown thoroughly. Make sure you are the perfect fit. Most breakdowns will clearly describe the type of person they are looking for as well as the filming dates. Make sure you fit that description and...
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by Aaron Marcus
Sep 24th
Stop Using Ring Lights Wrong in Auditions –The Right Fix https://youtu.be/VJOVZdafj3M Many actors use ring lights the wrong way. And, it makes their audition look bad. Watch the video and learn some important tips on how to use a ring light properly and about...
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by Tammy Hunt
Sep 21st
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 offirst impression you make on casting professionals can help you streamline your auditioning process.Many...
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by Evangeline Lilly
Sep 20th
everything gon be fine ❤️
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by Tammy Hunt
Sep 20th
If you’re looking beyond typical TV and film auditions for work, you may want to consider working as a performer at a theme park. Being in a different atmosphere other than on a set can be quite liberating. It lends itself to a more spontaneous and therefore...
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by Maurice Vaughan
Sep 19th
Joey Madia shares seven approaches that could help you land acting gigs, like “Marking Up the Script,” “Starting at the End of the Characters Arc,” and “Vocal Quality, Rhythm, and...
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by Michael Karpienski
Sep 18th
Hello! I'm an MFA Creative Writing degree holder, novelist and fellow actor looking to help a few of you here to build up my actor web design portfolio and get the word out about our work. DM if you can use some help! Would love to consider building your...
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by Sam Sokolow
Sep 17th
Gavin Newsome has signed new legislation in California protecting performers and their likenesses from being exploited by AI without compensation. This was a big sticking point during the SAG-AFTRA strike and having legislation backing it up can be helpful...
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by Aaron Marcus
Sep 17th
Crazy Thing I Did for This Insanely Unusual Job! https://youtu.be/5J3tprCwBds I have done many types of acting jobs. In my 40 years as a full-time actor, I have done TV shows, feature, independent, student and training films, TV commercials, radio spots...
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by Omari Washington
Sep 16th
Hey Superstars! Omari here. I'm an actor, producer and screenwriter. I'm thrilled to be doing an AMA in the acting lounge on Wednesday, September 18th. I moved to Los Angeles 13 years ago from Chicago to pursue my acting dream. It's been quite the journey to...
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by Tammy Hunt
Sep 15th
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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by Denise Jenner
Sep 15th
I want to make a screenplay of the life and death and its aftermath of Brandon Lee the son of Bruce lee.
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by Dwayne Pagnotto
Sep 12th
I'm determined to approach the actor Steven Wright's agent with an offer to see if he'd be interested in doing the voice of my cat Jingles for my TV series.But i need to know what i will be asked and what i will need to tell them and show them.And I need you...
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by Aaron Marcus
Sep 12th
What You Need to Know About Actors' Modified Local Contracts https://youtu.be/-WNcNpbN1Vw All actors must know about local and modified local contracts so you don’t hurt your reputation and career. Watch the video to learn. Ever work under these contracts? If...
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by Tamika Gemini Marley
Sep 10th
I’m definitely trying to get in on these reality shows or a game show! If you have any insights or connects please message me! I think the world is missing out on my country pretty self
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by Ashley Renee Smith
Sep 10th
Hey, Actors!There are 2 FREE Stage 32 in-person networking meetups coming up on Thursday, September 19th! I'm including links to the meetup pages for you all below. If you live in any of these cities or are nearby, be sure to RSVP and seize this opportunity...
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by Sam Sokolow
Sep 10th
My first time experiencing his brilliance, grace and immense presence was in John Badham's THE BINGO LONG TRAVELING ALL-STARS & MOTOR KINGS and I was hooked. He took our imaginations on so many rides from Star Wars to The Lion King, Dr. Starngelove to Patriot...
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