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  1. Stage 32 by Timothy Miller Mar 22nd

    How would you act

    if you were given a role as lead actor/actress for a franchise film with +2 films following it but the role played against you. their are many ways a character plays against you that you should be aware of.In acting, when a character plays against you, it...

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  3. Stage 32 by Rodgers Wilson Mar 21st

    Conflicting Consultation Notes

    I acquired screenplay consultations from a few executives with two scripts.  The consultations were in conflict. I came to the realization that you have accept advice that makes sense to you as a writer and ignore what doesn't.  After making edits based on...

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  5. Stage 32 by Andrew Horvitz Mar 20th

    Pitch Actor

    I would like some advice on how to get into Hollywood acting career, I’m autistic, but want to be able to pitch projects that are either original and based on existing ip that I want to act in.Any simple tips for me.

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  6. Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Mar 19th

    Managing Repetition

    As someone who comes from the theater, acting in film is new to me. Multiple takes always fascinate me. I am used to rehearsing and a run through, then that's it. You got one shot to do the scene live (may be multiple days but there are no do overs if you...

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  9. Stage 32 by Ana Rodrigues Mar 18th

    Transformando Palavras em Emoções

    Publicação:Atuar não é só falar linhas… é criar momentos que vivem na memória.Cada gesto, olhar e silêncio é uma decisão estratégica que conta história e emociona. Procurando conectar com diretores e produtores que valorizam atuação que transforma roteiros em...

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  10. Stage 32 by Tracey Collis Mar 18th

    The Actors Copilot

    The Actors CopilotActors are under more pressure than ever. Self-tapes arrive fast, often with little context, yet you are still expected to deliver something truthful, specific, and fully alive. That is why we built The Actors Copilot. It is not generic AI...

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  11. Stage 32 by Timothy Miller Mar 17th

    I Challenge You: The 60-Second Character Shift

    Adaptability is an actor’s most powerful instrument.This week, I invite fellow performers to stretch their technical range and sharpen their craft.The ChallengeRecord a single 60‑second monologue and perform it twice, back‑to‑back—each time with a distinctly...

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  12. Stage 32 by Laura Hammer Mar 17th

    Navigating Callbacks: A Guide for Working Actors

    We all know the excitement of getting the call that you landed the callback can quickly turn to dread and nervousness. Don’t let that happen. There are tried and true techniques for taking your original audition and fine tuning it to be even more effective...

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  13. Stage 32 by Karen "Kay" Ross Mar 16th

    Finally Recognizing Casting Directors

    Y'all, it's about d&mn time! In support of the newest Oscar category, our friends over at StudioBinder recently released a little video about the importance of Casting Directors:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TFeaNTEMPwBut I'd love to hear from YOU! How...

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  19. Stage 32 by Timothy Miller Mar 12th

    A skincare routine is important in acting.

    Whether you’re just starting out or already established in the industry, a solid skincare routine is part of being a professional. Your physical presence is one of your most important tools, and as mentioned before, acting and modeling often overlap. In both...

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