Attention actors! Happy Thursday! Check out yesterday's blog by community member Hector Alfaro Dobles. Hector completed the Stage 32 Certification program in a partnership with the Costa Rica Film Commission and is now casting his first English-speaking film that he is producing in Costa Rica. Hector credits Stage 32 Certification with giving him the skills and confidence to make this film. There is a link in the blog to his company's email address where you can submit yourself for one of the lead roles in his film!!!
https://www.stage32.com/blog/feature-film-in-pre-production-after-comple...
Rachel Bloom is a perfect example of creating your own work and career. Nobody was beating down her door to star in any of their projects. She started making (really well done) YouTube videos. One video went viral (called "F*ck Me Ray Bradbury," which is about exactly what you think it is about), which led to a writing job on Robot Chicken, and then her creating and starring in her own show, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. I will scream it until my throat is raw, you do not need anyone's permission to have an acting career.
Great news, Actors!
Hector Alfaro Dobles shares how Stage 32 Certification helped him and Café Cinema got their film into pre-production in today’s blog. And they’re offering actors and actresses on Stage 32 an opportunity to join the production! Check out the blog to see how.
This Wednesday (7/17) we have an Ask Me Anything with Ashley Ottesen in the Stage 32 Acting Lounge! Ashley Ottesen is a two-time best actress recipient for her role as Becca in "A Love Not Lost" an indie short film written by John Anthony and an accomplished Content Creator with over 2 Million Followers on Social Media. She'll be answering all of YOUR questions about "Using Social Media Content to Forge Your Own Path as a Performer and Creator."
As part of Stage 32’s July Filmmakers Club, Ashley Ottesen talks about the tools you need to be a content creator in today’s blog. She’s an Actress & Social Media Content Creator with 1 Million+ followers.
Amazing Things Happened When I Gambled At An Audition
https://youtu.be/Kz1VbIEg7iY
Have you ever experienced a weird audition? If so, share it with us.
Hello, I am searching for connections and representation, I currently have no acting experience, and I can agree, it is a gamble to take me seriously, but I have been studying the industry for years, and if you can get me hitched, I can carry. I assure you.
I'm one of those actors who spent years at a university learning how to be...myself, and called it an acting degree. Sure a lot of us here can relate to that, and we are all basking in the pride of our parents, right? (Is this thing on?)
It is wild to think about the last few years of Armie Hammer's life. Imagine going from A-list celebrity to selling time shares. Even more so, imagine walking into a time-share sales office and seeing Armie Hammer behind the desk.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/armie-hammer-allegations-liberating-timeshares-cayman-islands-1236072167/
Hey, Actors!
I am never a fan of actors commenting on another actor's work while they are in the process of creating their art, but I am happy to read that Caan had the decency to apologize. https://deadline.com/2024/07/james-caan-not-amused-will-ferrell-while-filming-elf-1236008145/
I think a lot of Hollywood nepo-babies should take a play out of this book. Acknowledgment is the great neutralizer.
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/jack-quaid-agrees-nepo-baby-1236068571/
I am hit or miss with Nicole Kidman, but when it comes to playing wealthy, WASP-y, with a dark secret, there is no one better. Count me in.
https://deadline.com/2024/07/the-perfect-couple-trailer-nicole-kidman-premiere-date-1236007200/
Happy Wednesday, Mod Fam!
I am very torn on this topic. I would love to know some of your opinions on it. When does the actor's responsibility begin and end?
https://deadline.com/2024/07/alec-baldwin-rust-trial-what-to-know-1236003779/