Don’t miss this TODAY'S Stage 32 Community Wrap Up LIVE on Instagram with Head of Stage 32's Community, Ashley Smith, & Community Manager, Kay Ross! You can tune in on the @Stage32 or @Stage32Scripts Instagram accounts every Friday at 10:00 am PT/ 1:00 pm ET, to keep up to date on all of the wonderful things happening right here on Stage 32!This week, they’re discussing:- Starting October STRONG by setting achievable goals!- Prepping for Austin Film Festival, American Film Market, and November Write Club!- Not to be missed Ask Me Anything events!- Keeping a finger on the pulse of the industry!- Discussions in the Community to help you level up your craft and business acumen!… AND SO MUCH MORE!Go to Instagram NOW to make sure that you're following the @stage32 and @stage32scripts accounts so that you're ready to join us! You can set a reminder here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DArb9xkSrF-/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igs...
I love this story from Naomi Watts about auditioning with David Lynch for a different type of audition. Naomi shares about perseverance. You just never know when and where that breakthrough moment will come, so just keep pressing on!https://youtube.com/shorts/L3j30puBUJI?
Hi, I started a podcast and would like to extend the invitation to all filmmakers/Actors/Crew.The podcast is to serve several points- promote yourself as an filmmaker, promote a past, current or future project, help those who are looking to get into the industry with your experience and perspectives.Feel free to reach out if you'd like to be a part of the (virtual) podcast and I'll send you a booking link.https://www.youtube.com/@TheDowningCutI'd like to hear about your experiences promoting yourselves and your projects on podcasts. Post your experiences in the comments below.
Dates: Monday, 6.01.2025 - Friday, 10.01.2025 Location: DOCK 11 EDEN Breite Str. 43, 13187 Berlin, Germany Registration: https://www.nipai.org/programs/january-workshop This international workshop is designed for professional dancers, choreographers, actors, theatre directors, and performing arts practitioners from all over the world. The program is ideal for dancers who are interested in learning more about acting and actors who are interested in expanding their knowledge and practice of movement. The workshop is highly practical and aims to provide participants with the tools to develop a more physical approach to acting and performance. During the workshop, participants will explore how to build compelling characters, how to embody and express emotions through movement, and how to connect deeply with other performers. The workshop will also include training in improvisation, which will help participants become more spontaneous and present in their performances. The working language of the workshop is English.
Thought this was pretty creative: https://lbbonline.com/news/gary-oldman-and-louise-bourgoin-share-acting-tips-in-canal-and-apple-tv-crossover
Hi, I started a podcast and would like to extend the invitation to all filmmakers. The podcast is to serve several points- promote yourself as an filmmaker, promote a past, current or future project, help those who are looking to get into the industry with your experience and perspectives. Feel free to reach out if you'd like to be a part of the (virtual) podcast and I'll send you a booking link. https://www.youtube.com/@TheDowningCut I'd like to hear about your experiences promoting yourselves and your projects on podcasts. Post your experiences in the comments below.
Everything he does is an event. I like that he co-wrote this with his son and that his son is directing - he's coming back for so much more than money. Can't wait to see what he does here. What do you think? https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/daniel-day-lewis-anemone-ronan-1236019335/
Got Yelled Out On Set - Now You Can Avoid My Mistake https://youtu.be/i5t7Bi1baDU My intensions were good, but I made a mistake that I won't ever make again. Watch the video and learn what happened and how you won't ever make this error.Have you ever gotten yelled at on a set? If so, share your experience here so we can learn from you. If you subscribe and click the notification bell on the channel, you will have access to 500 + videos and always know when a new video has been uploaded.
His acting performance in Industry is phenomenal, glad he's with Paradigm, they're going to be a great agency for him: https://deadline.com/2024/09/industry-ken-leung-signs-paradigm-1236103918/What do you all think of his acting chops on this show?
A brilliant songwriter and singer but also what an incredible actor. He was always working. Always taking us on the journey. My favorite Kristofferson performance is in SEMI-TOUGH with Burt Reynolds - he was shockingly funny. Are there of his on-screen performances that stick out to you? https://variety.com/2024/film/obituaries-people-news/kris-kristofferson-dead-country-music-legend-actor-1236159472/
- Don’t overdo your makeup. You want to look like yourself on your best day and not look like you tried too hard. Be yourself. Do your hair the way you would for every audition.- Don’t go quirky with clothing and props.Let’s not get nuts here. Keep it simple and classy, and follow the standard format. Professionalism gets you noticed. A simple, solid shirt with a little texture that fits you well and matches your eyes should do the trick. No whites and no graphics or anything that might distract from your face, and no props.- Consider natural light vs. studio.Some photographers do both, as they offer a different look and feel. Natural light gives a very real look. Studio lighting tends to be a little more polished, with a more neutral backdrop. If you are more of a sitcom actor, perhaps a well-lit studio headshot is best for you. If you want to look like you are on the Fargo series go for the outdoor look.- Pay attention to framing, lighting, and background.Generally a good headshot is chest-up with good lighting on your face, and no strong dramatic shadows.- Choose personality over glamour.Make sure it looks like you with easy airbrushing. Casting directors expect you to look just like your headshot and will not be happy when you show up looking totally different or 10 years older. It’s not about looking pretty, it’s about representing your type, wrinkles included.- Go pro.Spend money—it’s worth it. Go to a professional who is trained, understands lighting, and takes headshots for a living, not a friend who happens to have a decent camera who has a hobby of taking photos. Save those pics for Instagram and leave the headshots to the pros.#actor #headshot
Free Class! Casting consultant with Disney/Nickelodeon, working actress/author and voice actor - I have been coaching actors from 5-85 for 14 years and am now going into my own zoom business. I also coach college audition prep, public speaking, Voice over career work, losing accents and gaining accents. https://sbartonfarcas.weebly.com/ I am giving away free 30 minute lessons on zoom- in whatever you need to work on, and my subsequent costs are $1 a minute- yep, you heard it- I am building my own business! I would love to help you out- DM for free class! https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2467623/
As many may already know, at times it is difficult finding a reading partner every time you need to submit a self-tape audition. I am willing to be a reading partner in exchange for the same, either via phone, zoom or Skype. I have a select few reading partners that are not always available. I'm sure that I am not the only actor who has encountered this problem. Hit me up, if you are interested.
Interesting article about Maisy, a child actor, making a comeback with a comedy based on personal feelings. I've always loved the Freaky Friday movies and look forward to this take. https://variety.com/2024/film/features/maisy-stella-my-old-ass-1236146055/
Lovely to be here! I've moved over from LinkedIn. The project I'm working on isn't everyone's cup of tea, and so this more inclusive platform is a better fit. I'd love to know what you're working on?
Before you submit your resume and headshot, read the breakdown thoroughly. Make sure you are the perfect fit. Most breakdowns will clearly describe the type of person they are looking for as well as the filming dates. Make sure you fit that description and that you are available for those shoot dates. Follow the instructions in the breakdown. Unless stated otherwise, address the subject line with the name of the character or position you are applying for, along with your name (i.e. Submission for the role of Andrew by John Doe). When the casting call includes a contact name, make sure you address that person in your email and use the right gender and correct spelling. In the body of the email, state the role(s) you are applying for and give a brief description of why you consider yourself the perfect fit for that role or what makes you eager to join that production. Include any details requested in the breakdown like your weight, height, and size of your shirt, pants, and/or shoes, and where you are based. Make sure you include an eye-grabbing digital headshot which should be 500kb or less and your resume in PDF. The files should simply be your name (john_doe.jpg, john_doe.pdf). You can also provide a link to additional photos, your website, and two to three links of clips of your work. Keep your email simple. At the end of the email add a short and polite note indicating the materials you are submitting. Use a professional email address. While this may sound silly many forget this simple rule. Imagine receiving an email from I_am_the_actor_for_you@gmail.com instead of john_doe@gmail.com When signing off, use your full name. It is best if you create an email signature which links to your website and has your contact details. #actor #audition #film #tv #casting
Stop Using Ring Lights Wrong in Auditions –The Right Fix https://youtu.be/VJOVZdafj3M Many actors use ring lights the wrong way. And, it makes their audition look bad. Watch the video and learn some important tips on how to use a ring light properly and about another lighting system that can be used in conjunction with a ring light.Have you ever used a ring light? If so, leave a comment and let us know how you placed the light or lights to make your face look clean and sharp.
Knowing your “type” is a crucial tool for any actor.While actors frequently book roles outside of or against type, having an understanding of what kind offirst impression you make on casting professionals can help you streamline your auditioning process.Many introductory acting courses discuss how to figure out what your type is.Less talked about is the fact that it changes.So what then? You’ve gotten used to marketing yourself one way, what happens when you realize you’re being seen in a new light?Here are some tips to ease the transition.Know the signs. For better or worse, type is based heavily on physical appearance. This means that whenever you go through a distinct change of appearance (changing hair length or style, gaining or losing significant weight, altering the tone of your personal style) your type may change with it.Age is another big factor. As you get older, you will naturally cycle through many different types. A good way to know your type is changing is the type of auditions you’re getting. If you’re accustomed to getting roles like student, assistant, intern, etc., and are suddenly seeing a lot more parents, teachers, and bosses, you may be growing into a new type.New headshots. Keeping headshots up to date is always important, but never more so than when you’re rebranding. If you don’t want to ditch your current headshots completely, consider adding a couple of shots to your roster that suggest your new type. Restyle. If you’re reading for parent roles but still dressing like a college student, it may be helpful to consider switching up your style (at least professionally).A haircut and a slight outfit tweak can do wonders to suggest a character consistent with the types you’re reading for.Embrace it. It’s an easy thing to want to fight your type. But remember, a new type is not a life sentence. It doesn’t mean you’ll never play a role outside that type.It just means that your bread-and-butter auditions, your commercials and day player roles, might look different.#actor #casting #audition #headshot #role #type
If you’re looking beyond typical TV and film auditions for work, you may want to consider working as a performer at a theme park. Being in a different atmosphere other than on a set can be quite liberating. It lends itself to a more spontaneous and therefore at times more challenging experience for you as an actor. Working at a theme park can be a great experience and fun as well. Here’s how you can ace an audition and become a theme park performer. 1. Don’t dress like a character you think you look like. This is a big, glaring mistake that a lot of performers make going into the audition and it’s problematic for a lot of reasons. First, it looks desperate. You must keep in mind that working as a theme park performer is a normal job and it can be a bit overwhelming if you’re a super fan showing up dressed like a character. It can also be interpreted as you telling casting what you think you should be cast as which is their job, not yours. Also, it really inhibits you because it may make it difficult for casting to see you beyond what you came dressed as. This can jeopardize your chances of getting hired. Just come well groomed and dressed in something nice, neutral, and comfortable. You may have to do some basic movement choreography so dress in something that allows you to move. 2. Be friendly, have energy, and smile the moment you arrive. Eyes are everywhere and the entire process is an audition. Just because you think someone isn’t looking your way doesn’t mean that no one is looking at you or that the audition is over or on a break. 3. If you don’t get cast your first time, don’t give up. There are plenty of people who get hired after one, two, three, or more auditions. You may not have booked the job simply because there wasn’t anything that fit your look or type at that very moment. That can change anytime and more often than not it does! 4. Always be ready. Between auditions, stay ready by continuing to build your skill set as a performer. Work on your body movement, singing, improv, accents, and willingness to step outside your comfort zone by challenging yourself. This way you’ll be more than ready for anything. #actor #casting #themepark
Joey Madia shares seven approaches that could help you land acting gigs, like “Marking Up the Script,” “Starting at the End of the Characters Arc,” and “Vocal Quality, Rhythm, and Pace.”www.stage32.com/blog/preparing-for-auditions-7-guided-script-approaches-that-land-you-the-job-3860
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Gavin Newsome has signed new legislation in California protecting performers and their likenesses from being exploited by AI without compensation. This was a big sticking point during the SAG-AFTRA strike and having legislation backing it up can be helpful for performers. Things are evolving fast and protecting California's citizens who make a living with their talent is a potent step. What do you think of these new laws? https://deadline.com/2024/09/ai-bills-gavin-newsom-hollywood-performers-1236091802/
Crazy Thing I Did for This Insanely Unusual Job! https://youtu.be/5J3tprCwBds I have done many types of acting jobs. In my 40 years as a full-time actor, I have done TV shows, feature, independent, student and training films, TV commercials, radio spots, narrations, stunts and commercial modeling projects. I have also done a couple of promotional projects. In this video, I share with you a crazy thing I did for this insanely unusual job. If you experienced an unusual job, share it here.
Hey Superstars! Omari here. I'm an actor, producer and screenwriter. I'm thrilled to be doing an AMA in the acting lounge on Wednesday, September 18th. I moved to Los Angeles 13 years ago from Chicago to pursue my acting dream. It's been quite the journey to say the least. I joined SAG-AFTRA in 2018. Since joining the union, I've had the pleasure of being a co-star on network t.v. shows like All-American, Good Trouble, Lethal Weapon, The Bold and the Beautiful and a few other shows. Also, I've starred in over 10 feature films and 20 plus short films. In my career thus far, I won 4 best actor awards for my performance as "Alex" in the award-winning short film "Gracefully Broken". Which is a film I wrote, executive produced and starred in that went on to win over 20 awards worldwide. Currently I have my first feature film "Back Burner" produced by my production company L3 Productions, in post production and can't wait to release this film to the world. It's a film about a sou chef who has a burning desire to be the Yum Networks next superstar but standing in his way is the disrespectful executive chef he works for. I had the pleasure of starring in the film, as well as being the co-writer, executive producer and director for this project.I'm excited to answer all the questions you may have about pursuing opportunities as an actor. I feel like my experience has lead me to a lot of really good projects and I would love to share some gems with you on how that can happen for you as well. Have a great week and I look forward to having a good time in the acting lunge with you all this Wednesday!
Find the Hints in the Script to Determine the Direction of Your Read.You are usually given direction as to how your read should sound. Sometimes the direction can be a little confusing and even conflicting.For instance, a message can be encouraging, inspirational, upbeat, excited, or empathetic. Know how to identify words and visual explanations in a script that will give you strong hints as to which direction your read should go. Some key words to look for to know what sounds to apply include “dimly lit” (intimate/close to the mic), “personal” (one-on-one/friendly), “you can be assured” (trustworthy), “imagine” (inspirational), and ”children playing” (warm and friendly). Written descriptions of how the spot is framed such as “pan in,” “tight shot,” or “wide shot” also send you direct messages regarding the emotional feel that your voice should convey.Expect to Be Pulled in Many Different Directions at the Final Recording Session.The producers can’t afford to have you back to re-record and pay you and the studio a second time, so they may direct you all over the place to cover all possible choices they anticipate the client may want to hear (as the expression goes) “in the can.” Don’t get jittery or nervous. Having you record many different choices does not mean you’re doing it wrong.- Terry Berland Commercial Acting#voice #voiceover #vocal #actor
I want to make a screenplay of the life and death and its aftermath of Brandon Lee the son of Bruce lee.
I'm determined to approach the actor Steven Wright's agent with an offer to see if he'd be interested in doing the voice of my cat Jingles for my TV series.But i need to know what i will be asked and what i will need to tell them and show them.And I need you people to help me.I have the pilot already written, and the second episode as well. Plus I have six fully detailed follow-up episodes, and four briefly outlined closing episodes to bring the series to its season finale. Plus I have the series bible as well. So all that is covered.So basically,I just need someone to tell me, what they will ask to see, and what i will need to show them.What things will the agent likely ask me. I have heard that he may already have a producer he' connected with, in which case they may wish to see what i got.What should i look out for and be aware of. And what things should i or shouldn't i do? You don't need to answer all these questions,I'll take what i can get.However, a just a brief idea of what i can expect would be a great help.I apologize if this is in the wrong lounge, but i do not know where else to turn. So i am asking you my friends to please help me. I've posted something like this before and not a single person bothered replying. Please do not make me go thru that again. You're my friends, i need your help, this is why we are all here, so please do not disappoint me again.Thanks everyone.
What You Need to Know About Actors' Modified Local Contracts https://youtu.be/-WNcNpbN1Vw All actors must know about local and modified local contracts so you don’t hurt your reputation and career. Watch the video to learn. Ever work under these contracts? If so, share your experiences with us here.
I’m definitely trying to get in on these reality shows or a game show! If you have any insights or connects please message me! I think the world is missing out on my country pretty self
Hey, Actors!There are 2 FREE Stage 32 in-person networking meetups coming up on Thursday, September 19th! I'm including links to the meetup pages for you all below. If you live in any of these cities or are nearby, be sure to RSVP and seize this opportunity to meet with other creatives in person and help build your local creative community! Austin, TX: https://www.stage32.com/meetups/1995/September-Stage-32-Austin-TX-In-Person-MeetupPhoenix, AZ: https://www.stage32.com/meetups/1996/Sept-Stage-32-Phoenix-In-Person-MeetupIf you're interested in hosting your own monthly in-person Stage 32 meetup to build your local creative community, email me at Community@stage32.com and we can discuss the steps to get started!
My first time experiencing his brilliance, grace and immense presence was in John Badham's THE BINGO LONG TRAVELING ALL-STARS & MOTOR KINGS and I was hooked. He took our imaginations on so many rides from Star Wars to The Lion King, Dr. Starngelove to Patriot Games, Coming To America to Field Of Dreams, and countless other indelible roles. Thank you, James Earl Jones. Rest in power. https://deadline.com/2024/09/james-earl-jones-hollywood-broadway-remembers-tributes-death-1236082895/
When you just start your acting career and begin to navigate the unknown maze that is your options for acquiring skills as an actor, you really need all the encouragement and support you can get. This, of course, applies to your friends and family foremost because they are your trusted loved ones who are supposed to have your back no matter what. Right? Not always.If you feel as though everyone you know is negative and just plain doesn’t “get it,” then take a moment and see your choice to become an actor from your family and friends’ perspectives. An attorney, a doctor, an accountant, or another mainstream occupation is more acceptable than what they perceive a struggling artist’s life to be, schlepping from audition to audition unpaid and having to attend classes in order to hone your skill set. Your spouse probably sees your decision to be without the proper consideration for your collective future together.One of the best ways to deal with possible negativity from your family is to try and understand that they really do have your best interests at heart, and their intentions are good.When your parents or significant other responds to you with anything other than, “Don’t worry. You’ll book the next role,” or “Hey, can I help in any way for your next audition?” simply display that you’re being responsible and earning a living doing something while pursuing your acting career.If they do see that you are completely immersed in this career and are busy with every opportunity in moving forward then that shows you are to be taken at your word and they should see your commitment to your craft.Whatever the outcome of your specific relationships, always think positively and embrace the challenges and adventures as you navigate your way as an actor. This is a truly exciting and invigorating process. You can be a part of evoking emotion from strangers as they sit in front of their TVs or in an audience by making them cry, laugh, get angry, and be entertained. You can make them forget everything for just a moment. Now that is worth more than you know.#actors #support
Diction is the way you talk: your enunciation and the types of words and phrases you use.These exercises are great for actors to practice:- Yoga hum: Take a deep breath in, then hum while slowly releasing your breath. Do this 5–10 times.- Dragon’s breath: Stand with your hands on your stomach and take a deep breath in. Release the breath with a “hah!” on fast, sharp exhales.- Tongue twisters: Go through any catchy tongue twisters you know, such as:She sells seashells by the seashore.We surely shall see the sunshine soon.Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppersA peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper pickedIf Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppersWhere’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?He would chuck, he would, as much as he could, and chuck as much woodAs a woodchuck would if a woodchuck could chuck woodCan you can a can as a canner can can a can?To practice, say the above tongue twisters slowly and deliberately five times in a row. If you’re able to say them without making a mistake, increase the speed. If you make a mistake, slow back down again. The key with tongue twisters as diction exercises is to only speed up once you’re in control of the words and to go faster and faster until you master them at all speeds. - Practice vowels and consonants: Practice saying and singing vowels using different consonant sounds at the front, in the middle, and at the end. For example, slowly and clearly say the words “poke,” “toll,” “boat,” “cope,” and “stone” back to back, focusing on keeping that long “o” exactly the same. - Backstage#actors #voice #vocal #backstage
In this exclusive Stage 32 webinar, you will learn a variety of techniques to help you manage nerves and enhance your performances. You will explore the importance of preparation, memorizing lines, and scene practice, as well as deep breathing and diaphragmatic exercises. The webinar will cover scientifically-backed methods like EFT tapping and Ho’oponopono for anxiety relief and emotional balance. Additionally, you’ll discover positive self-talk and visualization techniques to foster a positive mindset. By the end of the webinar, you will walk away with practical strategies to maintain calmness and confidence, enabling you to deliver your best performances consistently.To guide you on techniques is Kym Jackson who has a career spanning over sixty feature films and TV series, including hits like THIS IS US and NCIS. Kym has a deep understanding of what it takes to succeed in the industry. She is a regular speaker for esteemed organizations like SAG-AFTRA and WIFT, and has taught thousands of actors to navigate the business of acting. Her practical insights and techniques will empower you to overcome nerves and thrive in your acting career.Kym will provide you with nerve-calming exercises!-Square breathing techniques-Chanting techniques-EFT Tapping technique-Ho’oponopono technique-Visualization techniqueSign up link + more webinar info: https://www.stage32.com/education/products/actors-proven-tips-to-calm-your-nerves-on-set-and-in-auditionsEmail edu@stage32.com with any questions!
We’re putting out a soft call for new clients for the upcoming year. Always looking for new talent to fill our roster and to work with us to build their brand. You can read more about us here. https://www.flowfeelfilms.com/aboutusIf you are passionate about acting and using your craft to make an impact, please do send us your materials. Open to submissions from models and musicians who have bookable on-screen presence and are looking for creative direction. https://www.backstage.com/u/flowfeelarts/ Those selected after self-tape review will come in for a filmed in-person meeting. H/R/R/S to info @flowfeelfilms.com (S = Social Sites)
A few years back when all WGA writers fired their agents, a few boutique agencies signed their agreement to get back to work first and the big agencies soon followed. May not be apples to apples but good on Lightyear LA for doing right by SAG-AFTRA talent, acknowledging their worth and making this deal. I hope the big studios follow suit. What are your thoughts? https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/lightspeed-la-signs-sag-aftra-interim-agreement-1235991436/
Hi, I am a filmmaker and writer and am working with my film partner to develop a budget for a project we are excited about to pitch to investors. How best can we get an idea of actor/talent fees to include in our working budget? I realize that this can vary a lot depending on talent but is there a good source to consult? Thanks!
Need an extra boost of inspiration before your next audition? Check out these tips from casting directors:Bring something different. Casting Directors sift through countless hours of auditions over the course of a day, and it’s a good idea to liven things up with a different approach if you can find one. Avy Kaufman encourages it: “It is so much fun when an actor brings something that I didn’t think of and that the creative team probably didn’t think of, most likely. It’s like, ‘Oh my gosh, you just nailed it.’ the thing is, I want people to be great, so when they surprise us and do something that wows us, it’s very exciting.”Your life experiences help. CD April Webster urged auditioning actors to “have a rich and full life. What you bring to the table are the experiences you have had. It’s what makes you unique.”Casting directors are rooting for you. Carmen Cuba, whose instincts for actors shaped pop culture with “Stranger Things,” wants actors to feel comfortable and at-ease in the audition room even if it’s a Zoom: “I think we are all just doing our best, and when our paths cross it is with the shared objective of success on both our parts of getting the role cast. That is all they need to know, really: that I’m definitely taking the time to be present with them because I think they have a shot at either the thing they are auditioning for or something in the future that they don’t know about.”Kaufman feels the same way: “It means a lot to us to make it a space to feel comfortable. You can expect to be treated well. We’re sensitive to the audition process.”#actor #audition #casting #director
I was happy to see Demi Moore get such praise for her turn in THE SUBSTANCE. Sometimes icons - especially 80's icons - can't find their way back critically but she did. What are your thoughts? https://variety.com/2024/film/features/demi-moore-the-substance-ghost-remake-body-positivity-1236125626/
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Disappointed, Not Defeated: Staying Strong in the Acting World https://youtu.be/ZtKkbKlKMDo It is very easy to feel disappointed in the entertainment industry. But, it is crucial that we are OK with disappointed, but not let it turn into feeling defeated.Watch the video and learn how to stay strong while pursuing your dreams.If you ever felt disappointed or defeated, please share your experience with us.You can access 400 + free videos on my channel. Subscribe to : https://www.youtube.com/c/aaronmarcusactingandmodelingquicktipsLooking forward to talking again soon.Aaron
I posted this video yesterday on YouTube. It's about Geographic Discrimination. It's a problem all markets face that aren't LA or NY. Thankfully, the topic gained traction in our negotiations last year with the AMPTP, but only a little progress was made. Nothing codified into the contracts. But even with that progress, it won't go away anytime soon. Probably ever. Has anyone here experienced blatant Geographic Discrimination? I know I have for just about every single one of my IMDb credits...https://youtu.be/v65wiv1gnMw
I'm interested in voice acting and in my work I'm often told I should be in radio with that voice. I've studied acting at Strasburg-L.A., improv with "Off the Wall," and studied and performed stand-up at a few clubs in LA including The Comedy Store.Anyone out there looking for voice talent?Mike
I know it can seem like A-List actors are never rejected from any role. But check out this article from Deadline. Winona Ryder lost out on the role of Clementine that went to Kate Winslet in the Oscar-winning (and one of my favorite films) ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND. And she lost out on it because of " excessive tabloid and paparazzi" attention. It had nothing to do with her talent. So don't get disheartened if you don't get the part. The stars will align and there are a lot of opportunities out there. Full article: https://deadline.com/2024/09/winona-ryder-lost-eternal-sunshine-role-media-attention-1236075051/
Keeping a small portion of your closet devoted to clothes for auditioning that are kept clean and pressed can save time and panic later.Here are just a few to consider:- Basic Commercial:Before getting into character types, it’s important to have a few basics.For commercial auditions, this will typically be something in a solid color, and on the more cheerful side.Think of the “family friendly” version of you.- Basic Theatrical:Same idea as commercial, but a more serious look.This might mean darker or more muted colors, possibly longer sleeves, something that makes you feel grounded.- Mom/Dad:Having a parental look will go a long way for commercial auditions and day players.A solid cardigan or polo shirt you can throw on to look approachable and relatable can easily suggest the role. Maybe have a pair of glasses handy. You want a slightly more conservative look for this one.- Flirty/Seductive:If it’s in your wheelhouse, having a flirty ingenue or vampy look might be something to consider. It’s a fine line to walk, as you still want to look professional. Hair and makeup can also go a long way here.- Dystopian/Gritty:Get yourself that grungy gray tank top or noticeably worn tee. Having an appropriately lived-in looking jacket (army green, brown, or other darker earth tones) might also be a good idea.- Professional White Collar, putting together a look with a blazer or suit with a tie can suggest a lawyer, CEO, detective, accountant or any type of white-collar professional.- Professional Blue Collar, on the other side of the spectrum, a nice denim shirt that you can roll up the sleeves can easily transform you into a farmer, hometown clerk, etc.- Scrubs, bring on the medical dramas! If you don’t have actual scrubs (though they can often be found in uniform stores) a solid color v-neck shirt can suggest a nurse or technician. A lab coat might be good to have on hand if you can find one.#actor #audition #selftape #wardrobe
hi everyone, the names mya ginindza and I’m a 15 (soon to be 16) year old who has aspired to become an actress since I was a child and honestly I was informed about this amazing app that allows me to connect with other fellows who r interested in joining the industry. let me just get straight to the point, I’m planning on taking acting and vocal classes soon but I’d like to know if anyone had advice on how to audition and find an agent, and if I can upload a video of myself on here performing to hopefully show my skills off to some of you on here.
Actors, if you're looking to build or upgrade your home self-tape studio, this might be a good weekend to buy. With Labor Day sales everywhere, and the industry slowly ramping back up, there's no reason to delay.Here are some LED lights that we use at our taping service (Get Taped!), and they're great. Amazon has them 22% off this weekend:https://amzn.to/3XplR7SNOTE: as an Amazon affiliate, I may benefit from your purchase. However, your price is not affected.
In today’s blog, Sara Quiriconi shares how yoga and movement have amplified her acting career and creative pursuits.www.stage32.com/blog/5-ways-yoga-and-movement-helps-my-acting-career-3842
Weeee, you found me!
I'm your buddy Bottie, I was hiding behind the scenes, but now that you've found me I'd be happy to tell you what I'm doing.
I just wrote a few fun facts about Web For Actors
Would you like to take a look?
Click here to check them out. I hope it will cause involuntary audible response.
