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November Write Club Week 4: The Art of the Pitch- What Managers & Execs Actually Want to Hear
Happy Thanksgiving From Stage 32: We Are Thankful For YOU
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Stage 32 Now Certifying Centro de Portugal Film Commission!
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How NOT To Mess Up Auditions When You Have an Accent
Have you heard the story about the girl who lived in a very small town across America and had dreams so big that she decided to pack her bags and move to the Big Apple to build a career as a working actress, just like the other thousands of people who make the same decision every year? Yeah, you got it. I am "that" girl. Except I didn't move from another state. I moved all the way from Turkey, Istanbul, and was undoubtedly determined to make it as a foreign actress. Living in New Yo…
3 Things To Do Everyday To Stay Inspired As An Actor/Artist
As human beings we all go through different and uniquely challenging phases in our lives. We learn how to express our happiness, how to deal with our pain, and how to move on from things that make us miserable. As artists, on top of the unending list of phases that we encounter, we face two more challenges: Getting work or not getting work. If you're working so much that you worry you might not even have time to spare at all, that's great. That's what we hope for as hungry, starving arti…
How NOT To Mess Up Auditions When You Have an Accent
Have you heard the story about the girl who lived in a very small town across America and had dreams so big that she decided to pack her bags and move to the Big Apple to build a career as a working actress, just like the other thousands of people who make the same decision every year? Yeah, you got it. I am "that" girl. Except I didn't move from another state. I moved all the way from Turkey, Istanbul, and was undoubtedly determined to make it as a foreign actress. Living in New Yo…
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