An original monologue, me trying some romantic comedy, let me know what you thing! :)
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An original monologue, me trying some romantic comedy, let me know what you thing! :)
Start off the New Year with a dope game plan! This webinar will be taught by Treisa Gary, Actor, Author & Coach. You may have seen her on Grey's Anatomy, Physical, A League of Their Own or NCIS, and then some. She's bringing the truth about acting as a craft and a business, requiring clear steps, pr...
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- Go pro. Spend money-it’s worth it. Go to a professional who is trained, understands lighting, and takes headshots for a living, not some friend who happens to have a decent camera who “sorta knows a little about photography.”
- Opt for personality over glamour. Make sure it looks like you. Chi...
Expand postExcellent share and great tips. I'm not an actor but I've been encouraged to get a professional headhsot next year to use professionally and will use these tips for sure. Have a happy & healthy New Ye...
Expand commentThank you for sharing this Tammy Hunt
I'm digging the image in the post. It shows a lot of different personality types that aren't dull Tammy Hunt. Great advice!
Hello Actors!
I'm Treisa Gary, Actor & Coach. I wanted to let you know that I will be hosting a webinar on starting your acting career on January 14th. I'm so excited about it and I hope to see you there. It's called, The Acting Blueprint: Steps to Start Your Career. Sign up today and I'll see you there! Happy Holidays!!!
Oh, yes! It's going to be amazing for sure. I'm so excited to bring actors this information. It's so important to have guidance on this amazing journey.
I will be on it if town that day. Do you have any others planned in the future? I’d love to join then
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Armie Hammer now has to turn down work because he's getting so many offers.
He got massively #MeToo-ed during COVID and had not worked in acting since. As the producer of the movie that fa...
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Hello guys.
Besides anything else, I want to thank you for reading this.
So I wanted to talk about my image. I dont consider myself as someone "ugly" nevertheless I dont sider myself as someone "beautiful" Im kinda someone common in terms of appearance. Black short hair, brown eyes, Not a gym body but...
Expand postThank you! That´s really the best advice someone could give me. You might be right. I mean that´s all I can do tbh and all I need is just to be confident and be myself. That´s all!
Thanks again!
You don't have an issue. Actors come in a variety of appearances. Just look at tv or film...not everyone is the same. That's the beauty of it. Get your training and enjoy the journey. All the best!
This is what I see. a handsome guy. I would do a lighter brown hair color, make your eye brows thinner and lighter brown which should make your eyes stand out which are beautiful. I can see you doing romantic comedies, and family stories, you have a nice smile also.
I agree with Rutger Oosterhoff - don't change anything. Trust that the parts you are meant for will find you and focus on your craft. Often, a unique trait leads to getting parts. Your internal flame...
Expand commentThank you for this article Amanda Toney I have always been confused when an actor says, "I am going Method." I was taught Meisner technique in multiple classes. Stanislavksy's "method" was discussed a...
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Hi Stage 32 community! As a PR consultant specializing in the sports and entertainment industries, I’ve had the pleasure of helping professionals amplify their stories and connect with the right audiences.
One thing I’ve learned is that building relationships with media (including podcasts and blogs...
Expand postGreat to meet you, Brandi Sims. I'm not an actor, but as a screenwriter/ghostwriter/commercial writer/pitch deck designer, I try to make my projects stand out when I promote them. Unique social media...
Expand commentMaurice Vaughan Great to meet you, Maurice! And thank you so much for your insights and feedback.
You mentioned limited word pitches. Have you noticed outreach has gotten more brief and shorter in resp...
Expand commentYou're welcome, Brandi Sims. I've noticed that (it's not always like that though). I think it's because of short attention spans and the huge amount of content on social media. I use limited word pitc...
Expand commentWhat a great question Brandi Sims I would suggest posting this in other lounges like Flimmaking or producing as well. I bet you'll get a nice variety of answers.
The TV Show That Made History: For The Wrong Reason
It was disappointing to see a TV show (I was cast in,) that had such potential fail so miserably. There were so many amazing actors working on the show: Steven Pasquale, Phylicia Rashad, Lin-Manuel Miranda, F. Murray Abra...
Expand postSorry the show got cut so short, Aaron Marcus. Glad you saw the silver lining in the situation though! Happy Holidays!
You're welcome, Aaron Marcus.
Thank you for sharing Amanda Toney This is very interesting and I must confess, I didn’t except Casting Directors role was so important and vital. I am learning every day and this link made me to thin...
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Spread the word! We want this to be as EPIC and TIMELESS as Dolly herself!
Who would YOU want to play on Broadway?...
Expand postWow! First off - can't wait to see a Broadway musical on Dolly. She's my wife's idol (and has written blurbs for both of her books, which is amazing) so she has a big presence in our home. Can't wait...
Expand commentThis is awesome. I don't have the musical chops to even fake like I can sing but being on Broadway would be a dream come true. Who would I want to play on Broadway? I too, would love to do Chicago or...
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I am sheida.
a passionate writer dedicated to crafting compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. Adept at generating innovative ideas, I consistently draw inspiration from my enviro...
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Selena Gomez ("Emilia Pérez") & Saoirse Ronan ("Blitz" & "The Outrun") sit down to discuss portraying mothers, singing on-screen and why Selena "might be too old for the pop star life." They also bond over working with Meryl Streep in "Only Murders in the Building" and "Little Women."
Expand postI saw this earlier today Ashley Renee Smith. Mack is a huge Selena Gomez fan.
Me too, Suzanne Bronson! They're always so fun and informative!
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Great job on the monologue, Austin Oneal Jones. It's funny. I could see this being a movie.