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  1. Stage 32 by Aaron Newman Apr 2nd

    Substantial Female Roles

    For the female actors - what type of screen roles are you wanting to play. I have two scripts that feature strong female leads. One is a ruthless digital fixer, and one is a 9/11 survivor who suffers a concussion and a distorted reality while travelling...

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  4. Stage 32 by Timothy Miller Apr 1st

    What are you wanting to accomplish!

    There will be many times when you are pushed to your limits and forced to ask yourself: "What am I trying to accomplish?"I have learned that having a clear goal helps you break through obstacles by reminding you exactly what you are fighting for. Never let...

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  6. Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Mar 31st

    Growth

    What role challenged your previous understanding of your own craft the most? For me, it was a play I did in college. In the play, one of my friends dies. In rehearsals I struggled with getting the emotional reaction the director/professor wanted. I was...

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  8. Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Mar 30th

    This Audition Trap Hurt My Career (And Life)

    This "Audition Trap" hurt my career (and life). I finally figured out the shift needed to stay in this game for 40+ years, and I’m sharing it here.Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ju0_jnoKBc JOIN THE CONVERSATION: Have you ever felt like...

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  11. Stage 32 by Rashcell Mercer Mar 30th

    Computer Lov3

    She didn’t build a machine…she built something that chose her.COMPUTER LOV3Would you watch this? I also took this movie idea and turned it into a brand

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  16. Stage 32 by Timothy Miller Mar 25th

    The fine line between actor and character

    Who is playing who?" is a question many of us grapple with in our craft. While losing yourself in a role is often seen as the ultimate goal, it’s vital to maintain a professional boundary. Immersing yourself in a character’s psyche is powerful, but we must be...

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  17. Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Mar 24th

    The Director Relationship

    The actor/director relationship is probably THE most important relationship on the set, It most definately is in the theater. Some directors are considered actors' directors as they used to be actors or they really work to understand what an actor is going...

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  19. Stage 32 by Laura Hammer Mar 24th

    On-Set Etiquette: Understanding set protocols

    Which aspect of on-set etiquette do you find most challenging to master? Walking onto a film or television set for the first time can feel like stepping into a foreign country — a language you don't yet speak, a hierarchy you can't quite map, and an urgency...

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