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Acting, Advice, Cinematography, Coffee & Content, Composing, Contests, Distribution, Featured, Filmmaking, Financing, Inspirational, Networking, Producing, Screenwriting, Success Stories, Tips, Trending,As a woman, I'm sometimes asked why I picked a male dominated business to be in. My response is always the same, “Besides nursing and teaching (with the exception of university, then the workplace mostly consists of males), most professions are already male dominated.” They stop and think about it and then say, “You’re right.” Any woman that wants to have a professional career of her own must always compete among the men. So I have had to learn to adjust mys…
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Greetings from the Cannes Film Festival! Deep in the planning for our panels, parties and meetups, not to mention a full slate of meetings on the agenda, so no big opening this week. But, fear not! I’ve still collected a wide and varied list of news and information for you to enjoy this weekend. As always, I welcome discussion and debate on any of the content below in the Comments section! Bonjour! RB
If I ever told my mother that I was homeless when I stayed in Savannah, GA for film school, she would have killed me. I remember the day I graduated from Virginia State University and thinking to myself… 'What the hell am I going to do now that I graduated school?' I just received my bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Management, but I knew that was not what I wanted to do. My heart wasn’t in it at all. I knew what I wanted to do, what I wanted to be, but I just d…
Hello, Stage 32 Members! We are excited to introduce you all to Brian Patacca, a professional working actor, host, and the Founder of ActorSalon New York & LA. Below, are a few clips from his Actor Real Talk series that are sure to inspire and direct you to growth, wherever you are in your career. Though Brian primarily coaches actors much of his wisdom can be applied across creative positions. In this batch of short clips, Brian tackles the issue of waiting around for somethi…
The Only Rule is Success. Sounds easy, right? Not always, but it is something you can trust. I was taught three things growing up: 1) You can be anything you want to be if you are willing to work for it. 2) You have a gift and talent, learn your skills. 3) The questions are what is interesting, the answers are all around you. My life began on a beach in South Texas, with a family from a farm and a college town in Arkansas. I always knew what I wanted -…
Today's blog comes from editor and Stage 32 member, Rosalind Winton, from Bushey, United Kingdom. Rosalind is the owner of One Voice Literary Agency, a company that assists writers in developing and proofreading their manuscripts. While she specializes in editorial work, Rosalind is also a narrator for ACX, the audio subsidiary for Amazon that turns their publications into audio books, and is looking to further her career in voice over work. In this entry, Rosalind speaks of her creativ…
If you haven't checked out Part I of Omar Leyva's blog Finding Signs & Meanings on My Creative Journey to McFarland USA - Part I, you can view it by clicking here. Below is Part II of Omar Leyva's journey, which takes us through his landing a role in Disney's McFarland USA and what he learned as a result. Enjoy, RB
Welcome to the first weekend of 2015, everyone, and a very Happy New Year to you all. Due to travel and time constraints, there is no Weekend Blog this week. Instead, I thought it would be a great time to discuss and share our plans and goals for the coming year. Some of what I am planning on accomplishing in 2015 includes writing 2 scripts, completing my crowdsourcing book for Focal Press, dipping my toes back into acting, filming a short and implementing a myriad of Stage 32 init…
Today's guest blog comes from Stage 32 member, voice over artist and actor, Ed Lieberman. After years as a CPA, one day Ed decided he needed stress relief from his day job. Little did he know that a budding voice over artist was emerging...and that it had been there since 5th grade. Ed takes us on his journey, which starts as the May Dance Festival announcer when he was a kid, then weaves it's way into being the voice for Taco Bell, working with Jon Lovitz on High School…
Our guest blog today comes from Stage 32 member Tom Dheere. Tom is a New York based voice talent who has over 18 years in the industry, narrating over 1,000 projects to date. Starting his professional life as a graduate school dropout, Tom shares how his journey got set in motion, tips he's learned along the way that changed his career, and advice for those looking to further their own creative career. I thank Tom for his contribution to the Stage 32 Blog, and I inv…
Today’s guest blog is from long time and active Stage 32 member, Amy Ulrich. Amy is an actress, spokesperson, host, voice over artist and singer. Being raised in the heart of Hollywood she saw first hand what it takes to make it in the entertainment industry. Amy has voiced characters on FX’s Chozen as well as Eleanor Roosevelt’s narration for the documentary, The Quiet Philanthropist: The Edith Gaylord Story, which will be released later this year. She also voiced h…