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Stage 32 by Jason Raymaker Oct 11th

Dramatic or comedy actor?

Hello everyone!  I hope you are getting ready for a productive week ahead.  I am curious.  Which acting genre are you better at and how did you discover which one you were better at?  

Stage 32 by Jake Ibelo Oct 11th

Approaching Agents

Hi all hope you’ve had a great weekend.As I turn my attention to searching out a new agent, this can be a scary experience for someone who’s has had a pretty rough experience with representation. What would be your top tip when finding a new agent?

Stage 32 by Variath Kumar Oct 10th

HI Ashley Smith ! This is my Answer to your question ⁉️

Involvement in the character and Performance of the character and the Personality in that character will attract the audience in a good way and get a good opinion and an appreciation too.

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Oct 8th

The Wrong side of type

Have you ever been told you were too (tall, short, blond, etc) to play the lead or the ingenue?

Stage 32 by Laura Hammer Oct 6th

Your Body Is the Instrument: Major Movement Techniques Every Actor Should Know

Before a single line is spoken, your body is already telling the audience a story — which is why the world's great actor training traditions all treat movement as foundational craft, not an elective. If you have ever wondered what those technique names on...

Stage 32 by Doug Kayne Oct 6th

So...what else have you done?

I've spent over two and a half decades as a high school teacher.  I join the likes of Hugh Jackman, Jon Hamm, Liam Neeson, and Andy Griffith (among others) who have also graced the inside of a classroom as an educator.I've also worked as a balloon delivery...

Stage 32 by Ashley Smith Oct 6th

What's a Performance in a "Bad" Movie That Deserves Respect?

Hi Acting Lounge Fam!My husband and I have a tradition I love. We keep a cup full of actor and actress names on our coffee table, and whenever we can't agree on what to watch, we pull one. Whoever we pick, we make a list of every film where they had a...

Stage 32 by Elysia Storm Oct 6th

Actress

my name is Elysia Storm I am an actress and can work as local hire to Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi Texas. I'm 5'4.  87lbsstrawberry blonde green eyes I'm good with animals and I can ride...

Stage 32 by Mike Hall Oct 5th

Learn the art of Voice Over

Introduction to Voice Over: An Overview from a Narrators Perspective: By Voice Over Industry Professional, Kathy Verduinhttps://www.ssreg.com/princeton/classes/results.asp?code=089A

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Oct 5th

Can You Start Acting At 40? I Started At 29

Can you start acting at 40? I didn't start until I was 29, and over 40-plus years I've booked nearly 1,300 acting and modeling jobs. John Mahoney didn't take his first acting class until 37 and landed Frasier at 53.In this video, I share what kind of work is...

Stage 32 by Sean Costello Oct 4th

Better Accessing Emotions on Screen

Hi wanted to write in here and see if anybody can offer advise on better accessing emotions as an actor.I currently go to an acting studio once a week and it’s frustrating to not be able to access certain emotions more naturally. I know the particular songs...

Stage 32 by Jason Raymaker Oct 3rd

Side gigs.

What are some of the best side jobs you have worked that were flexible enough to help you keep pursuing acting? 

Stage 32 by Krishna Aykkara Oct 2nd

AI Filmmaking Without the Hype: Concerns, Fixes, and Real Savings

AI Filmmaking Without the Hype: Concerns, Fixes, and Real SavingsVeteran filmmakers have fair concerns about generative AI: visual inconsistency, shaky platform economics, copyright gaps, and audience backlash. My answer isn't to reject the tools or let them...

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Oct 2nd

The Unspoken Life

How much of a character's backstory do you write down versus feeling it out in the moment?

Stage 32 by Krishna Aykkara Oct 2nd

Can AI Become a Force Multiplier for Actors?

AI is increasingly becoming part of film and television production.But the conversation often focuses on whether AI will replace creative professionals.I think there's another question worth exploring:Where can technology reduce the repetitive work around...

Stage 32 by Paul Tassone Oct 1st

Bring Cocaine Back to the Cinema

Hollywood Contraction?No worries. I have the answer!https://paultassone.substack.com/p/bring-cocaine-back-to-the-cinema?r=r533g&utm_medium=ios

Stage 32 by Doug Kayne Sep 29th

Replace one actor, make it better

Okay, this post is purely for fun.I've written before about how a different actor in a role can make a different experience for the audience.  I previously recounted how I recently went to see PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Pantages Theater here in Hollywood...

Stage 32 by Nour Al-Din Sep 29th

If you weren’t an actor, what would you have become?

Stage 32 by Jake Ibelo Sep 29th

What are you excited about this week?

Hi Actors! - As the week is well underway, I was wondering what you’re all excited for this week? It could be a new episode of your favourite series, a self tape you’re preparing to shoot or you’re booked into watch a play.This week I’m excited about the...

Stage 32 by Sascha Perplies Sep 29th

New Actor Here

Hi everyone,Just wanted to check in and say I’m really enjoying being part of this community. I recently sent out a full submission package for my feature Super Furious 1, and I’m continuing to build my on‑camera experience. Looking forward to connecting with...