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Learning Curves
Today, the return of one of my favorite 32’ers, Bobby Reed. Bobby’s first guest post for Stage 32 (link below) was a huge hit, and he was kind enough to write another enthusiastic, motivational, no holds barred piece for the community to chew on. With nearly 70 credits to his name, including a staggering 30+ over the last three years alone, Bobby is as driven, motivated, and energetic as they come. You know how they say you gotta outwork the next guy? Well, …
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Before we get started today, my thanks to Judi Levine, producer of The Sessions, for her insightful and informative series regarding the film's path from concept to completion to Sundance winner to possible Academy Award contender. I also thank all 32'ers who left remarks or asked questions in the comments section. As you might imagine, with so much hype surrounding the film, Judi is one busy woman these days. But Part III of her saga is forthcoming. Today, we welcome a 50-yea…
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