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  1. Stage 32 by Glenn Axelrod Feb 9th

    Breaking the Ice: A True Story of Love & Courage

    The intent of this monologue was to bring emotional depth and realism to a moment many people have experienced—the uncertainty of turning a friendship into something more. While the name Colonel Steve Wilkinson is fictitious, the story is based on real...

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  2. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Feb 9th

    Accents for Actors Skillset

    To make yourself more cast-worthy, consider your voice. Speak with different accents. In Hollywood, everyone is always striving to look the best they can.For some roles, the decision makers will have so many good-looking actors that they might start making...

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  3. Stage 32 by Geoff Hall Feb 1st

    Isabella Rossellini on working with David Lynch

    I loved this clip of Isabella Rossellini and her work with David Lynch on ‘Blue Velvet’ and her problem of working with agents! What do you think about her role in Blue Velvet and the problems of finding a good agent?https://youtu.be/HSfbgQs0xhU

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  4. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Jan 30th

    Actor Website Checklist

    - Professional name visible at the top of the page- Current headshots prominently featured- Union affiliations clearly stated- Media, including audio and video reels- A properly formatted and updated résumé- Links to all of your online casting profiles- Links...

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  5. Stage 32 by Maurice Vaughan Jan 30th

    Stage 32’s February 2025 Education Schedule!

    The February Education schedule is up! Check out today’s blog to see the incredible webinar, classes, and labs available to the community. Don’t wait for all the spots to fill up! www.stage32.com/blog/stage-32s-february-2025-education-schedule-3994

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  6. Stage 32 by Philip David Lee Jan 29th

    What the "F" is Schedule F?

    I brought this up in another post of mine. Not sure why anybody wishes to address this but I could use some guidance since SAG is a necessary evil in the world of independent film.So SAG has a scale base pay for films of $2M and above. Why is the low $2M when...

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