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An Nuo by An Nuo An Nuo  •  last post May 13th

Hello, my name is An Nuo. I am new here. I am so excited and sending my greetings to everyone. Please be free to see my profile. 

Cannes FILM FESTIVAL 2024 by Sabrina Culver  •  last post May 12th

Hi my lovely Karmalicity friends will anyone else be attending the Cannes Film Festival ? If so drop me a line ...https://pro.imdb.com/name/nm0191747/?ref_=recent_view_5

Portal to hell by Reynaldo Reyes  •  last post May 10th

We are looking for 6 movie actors for this feature film. There is no pay, only movie and college credits! Attached to my profile on Stage32 you will find more information about my project.

Phoenix Area Actors! May In Person Meetup by Suzanne Bronson  •  last post May 10th

https://www.stage32.com/meetups/1976

When you develop and infatuation for someone <3 by Chase Cysco  •  last post May 9th

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNmhgpAGlBs

Red Carpet Event by Francesco Pultro  •  last post May 8th

I was blessed to be cast as the antagonist in this family friendly film.

The Red Carpet Event is scheduled for 14 June 2024, at the Everett Theatre in Middletown, DE. 

I am not soliciting you to purchase tickets or anything else. 
This is simply an invitation to any Stage32 members who live near Middletown, DE, and who might be inclined to attend the premier of this film.
Thanks,
Francesco P

Here are the details: https://www.facebook.com/events/964178464978319/?acontext=%7B%22source%22%3A%2229%22%2C%22ref_notif_type%22%3A%22plan_user_invited%22%2C%22action_history%22%3A%22null%22%7D¬if_id=1715148739482147¬if_t=plan_user_invited&ref=notif

Casting Callbacks by Tammy Hunt  •  last post May 7th



Getting a callback means that the casting team is intrigued by you and your acting, but they may not be totally sold yet. On top of watching you perform, they might also question you about your acting approach and experience. This is the time to showcase your range, ability to portray your character, and overall skill set.  
Expect to perform the same material in the same way as in your first audition—but know that you might be asked to make a few changes, such as reading a scene with different emotion or really diving deep into your character’s personality.

Callbacks often mean performing a scene with another actor so the director can see if you mesh well with others.

The casting director brought you back because your type and performance worked for the character and for the tone of the show. Unless you are given specific notes for the callback, do the exact same performance when you come back in but be open to adjustments.

Don’t get locked into your choices. In a callback, the director, producer, and creative team may have you take an adjustment and try the scene a different way. Spontaneous decisions are your best friend so practice various versions of the audition just to be prepared.

#actor #audition #callback

Now You Will Really Know About An Actor’s Life On A Movie by Aaron Marcus  •  last post May 7th

Now You Will Really Know An Actor’s Life On A Movie

https://youtu.be/IBVquKmIm14

Watch and get behind-the-scenes information of the life
of an actor on a movie set.

As a bonus video, you will also learn the 23 greatest side hustle
jobs for actors.

If you have worked on a film, TV show or TV spot, share your experience here so we can learn from you.

#Nowyouwillreallyknowanactor’slifeonamovie
#whatisitreallylikeworkingonamovie
#knowwhatitisreallylikeforanactoronafilm
#Learnwhatanactordoesonamovie
#behindthescenesofanactorworkingonamovie

Proposed Actors Workshop by Sandra Weston  •  last post May 6th

Proposed Actors Workshop

I’m an experienced actor and, the Goebel Center is considering allowing me to sponsor a seminar which could lead to a regular workshop for acting skills. I would be pleased to share space with actors from the Thousand Oaks area in California.
It would be a place to do in depth scene study, skit, improv, whatever the group would choose to practice. We might video tape for demo reels as well.
We need a group of twelve adults of any age to make this happen.
If you are interested, please respond to this notice.

Checking in by Omari Washington  •  last post May 6th

What's up Superstars! How's auditions been for you guys lately?

George's Regret - A Lost Scene idea from Of Mice and Men by Alexander Cooper  •  last post May 4th

https://youtu.be/P1E8rGtmI_g?si=XAcLiErJRpiz_zkG

Unexpected Roads... by Alexander Cooper  •  last post May 4th

Here is a short I did this week called Unexpected Roads which is based on some bad news I received.  https://youtu.be/P1E8rGtmI_g?si=XAcLiErJRpiz_zkG

Taking on Marketing Clients who need websites, reels, casting profiles, etc! by Stacey Marie Keba  •  last post May 3rd

Hi everyone, I am taking on new acting marketing clients, and I love this community so much so I wanted to reach out to see if anyone is interested. SERVICES I OFFER: - Actor & Creatives Websites (Wix, Squarespace, Weebly, WordPress) - Demo Reel Edits - Resume Creation and Rewrites - Casting Profile Creation and Optimization (Actors Access, Casting Networks, Spotlight, Backstage, Casting Frontier, and IMDb) - EPKs and Pitch Decks - Professional Bios - Headshot Planning and Selection - Brand Discovery - Email Copy for reaching out to Agents, Managers, Casting Directors, and Producers - Monthly and Weekly Newsletters - Spreadsheet Management (to track your connections and outreach) - Social Media Profile Optimization (Instagram, Facebook Vimeo, Youtube) - Google SEO, Cleanup, & Knowledge Panel - Logo & Graphic Design - Email Signatures - Business Card Design - Press Outreach PRICING: - Most Popular Bundle: 1 website, 3 demo reel edits, a pro bio (short, medium, and long), and resume rewrite/casting profile updates for $850 - $150/Month Subscription: 4 hours of general upkeep/maintenance and 1 mini project of your choosing per month - $100/Week Subscription: 3 hours of marketing work each week (i.e: upkeep/maintenance, newsletter and email copywriting, spreadsheet management, mini marketing projects, etc.) - Hourly Rate: $40/hr - Custom Bundles and subscriptions are available to cater to your unique needs and budget. :) CONTACT: Send me a DM or email me at hi@staceymariekeba.com if you’re interested or have any questions! FEATURED PROJECTS: ActorsThinkTank.org StaceyMarieKeba.com 1025productions.com Andreachurchill.com jadambaxt.wixsite.com/actor

SAG-eligible vs Fi-Core by Tammy Hunt  •  last post May 2nd



Often the reason an actor may opt to transition to Financial Core is because they are struggling to find work. 
The extra flexibility of pursuing nonunion gigs may mean the difference between making rent that month or not.  
However, this choice is sometimes forced upon an actor after deciding to join the union at the wrong time. 
When a performer becomes SAG-eligible—meaning that they have accumulated the number of roles required to join the union—they do not have to join immediately. Many, in fact, remain in this intermediate position for years. 
An actor who is SAG-eligible is not a member of the union yet but can become one with a couple of phone calls and a down payment on the initiation fee. Union projects are more likely to consider them for casting, but nonunion projects can cast them without forcing the actor to choose between SAG-AFTRA and work.  
The easiest way to avoid the SAG versus Fi-Core question is by making sure that when you do join the union, you not only qualify but have a large enough professional network (and a solid reel) to get cast. 
The option of going Fi-Core and becoming a fee-paying nonmember is enshrined into law—it’s not going anywhere. 
But it’s much more than a move to make because of a lull in union work. 
To go Fi-Core is to make a major decision in your career, and that choice needs to come with deep consideration. 

#actor #sag #sageligible #nonunion
 

‘Red One’ Down: How Dwayne Johnson’s Tardiness Led to a $250 Million Runaway Production | Exclusive by Pat Alexander  •  last post May 1st

Wild hit piece about the Rock's latest movie 


(https://www.thewrap.com/dwayne-johnson-red-one-late-budget-problems/)

The Dumbest Comment I Ever Heard From An Agent - Unbelievable by Aaron Marcus  •  last post Apr 30th

The Dumbest Comment I Ever Heard From An Agent - Unbelievable

https://youtu.be/L01r7nnYEcM


Have you ever gotten a crazy comment from an agent? If so,
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How many of you actresses ...(sorry, I'm old school...lol)...change your hair color with every role, like I do? by Niki Galiano  •  last post Apr 28th

Here's my latest color...got tired of the gray.....I'm ready for something fun again!



Actors: Learn what a Costumer wishes you knew! by Matthew Cornwell  •  last post Apr 27th

This is our 5th interview in the "I Wish Actors Knew..." series. This time I sat down with Miracole Burns, an experienced Costumer (and cosplayer). She's done no-budget projects all the way up to the upcoming Red One (starring Chris Evans and Dwayne Johnson). She's done super suits on Doom Patrol and period costumes as well. She's also a friend!


https://youtu.be/R_gydGnzDlg

Actors Acess Hit With a Class Action Suit by Tom Lapke  •  last post Apr 26th

https://deadline.com/2024/04/casting-networks-targeted-in-class-action-lawsuit-over-its-bait-switch-subscription-based-service-1235886049/

Breakdown Service/Actors Access has been the 800lb gorilla in the audition submission space for decades. What do you all think about the merits of the claims made against them? I don't think the claim that they are blocking actors from applying for a job will stand up. There are plenty of job boards that sit behind a paywall. The casting directors might end up catching strays in the crossfire here since they are the ones only posting the job to a service that sits behind a paywall, but I don't think Breakdown Services can be blamed because the CD doesn't also post it on a public-facing forum. And let's be honest, the casting process would grind to a halt if every breakdown for major film or TV roles were open to anyone. A CD friend once told me how they had posted a supporting role for a film with a name attached and made it public-facing. They got 19,000 submissions in less than a week. Now imagine that was the case for every role being cast. I don't know what the answer is here, but I do know there have to be some guardrails for the industry to function.
As to the complaint that they are boosting submissions to the top of the list that have paid for additional products, that seems very dicey and could land them in hot water. Would love to know everyone's thoughts!