Acting

What is a good quality camera that will get the job done inexpensive

I'm not in the market for one right now, so I don't know model numbers. Anything by Canon will serve you well. Whatever you buy, make sure it has a mic jack so that you can plug an external mic in. The add-on shotgun mics that can be attached to the top of the camera improv the audio, but not nearly enough by the every-growing standards of self-taping. Allow yourself the ability to upgrade to an external mic by looking for this feature.

Matthew, thank you for posting about the Fincannons and the option to send larger files. I was still thinking everyone wanted smaller. Good to know. However, how does one send those huge files? Is there any free file transfer program that would allow for sending very large video files or is that something an actor must pay for? I know I couldn't send my last one via transferbigfiles.com due to size, unless I upgraded to paid version... You may not know the answer but thinking someone on the forum might weigh in. Thanks again for great posts and information.

I use a Sony HD. I think it works great as far as quality but the problem I have, not having a studio, is lighting.

Neva, www.wetransfer.com is what a lot of people use. Up to 2GB free, and you can send a batch of files at once. No login required. Plus it sends you a download confirmation when anyone from the distribution list downloads. As someone who runs a taping service that gives us peace of mind.

Vincent Turner where can i send the pages?

Vincent Turner thanks!

Hi Aray I would like to read too. I love the idea and I think your time invested will pay off - you can send the pages here's my email mzizi268@gmail.com, you can also send me a link for zoom reading. Another thing I'll put my photo on the Profile so everyone can see me. Bye

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Thank you so much. I'll send it to you tonight :)

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Oh, COOL! And I'm just now rewatching Avatar: The Last Airbender, so this feels very fitting! LOL! I wonder which element would be best for my new monologue...

Thanks for sharing!

Hi Taylor, I didn't know you are an actress as well, I check it out:-)

Congrats, Steve! That's excellent news!

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On the way to the Theatre last night, new COVID restrictions came in and we have been close down for at least 2 weeks. Take care and stay safe out there, everyone.

Hey, Jared! Thank you so much for reaching out! How far away from Springfield is too far?

I don't want to hijack your post, but I feel like we could brainstorm some ways to find/build a local creative group! Do you have a project in mind you'd like this group to eventually do together? I'm a big fan of using the 48-Hour Film Project to assemble and test those groups. I've also hosted director's workshops in order to give actors the chance to practice, and in turn, it allows me to practice - it's like a free, mutually beneficial scene study class.

For the moment, let's start with what's available on Stage32 - have you tried searching for members near you? https://www.stage32.com/people

Jameson Martel Tell me about your projects.

Congratulations!

great need any extra i have some property down up around palm bay beach fl area near the cape carnival

be nice shoot scene of it in your film

Aww! We'll have to fix that!

I got a friend who is French living n India. I can refer her if you like. She might be knowing actors if that helps? Or best bet is, there is a group on facebook called "Put me in Touch". Ask your friend to post there, I'm sure many will share your requirement across and help you with.

Thanks for letting me know I’ll tell him

Hey, Hunter! There is a jobs board and you can post your listing here: https://www.stage32.com/find-jobs/add

LOVE the outfit! You must be having so much fun! Man, I bet that's difficult - not WHAT you have to learn but the speed at which you have to incorporate all aspects. I love that reminder, too - trust your directors! But also, from your time rehearsing, trust your scene partners, too. They want to listen to you, too, and play off of what you give them. Can't wait to hear more about the performance days! I'd love to know how the live audience responds.

You sure bring out the past in your attire. Thumbs up to the costume designer. Do you bring out the old English when you speak or just normal with a bit more voice?

Wearing that genre is not easy. I did musical theater piece some time back entitled “Santa and Wonderland. I had to act, dance and sing in a period piece costume

Claude, I try to make him as 'everyday' as possible, but he definitely has a more Pronounced voice when he is talking 'in public'. My acting partner is North American and her character is meant to be French, so we decided that my native English works as the Italian I am playing.

See, I LOVE costumed anything... it's probably why I did the RenFest for as long as I did - it just feels normal to me LOL! Well... when it's well-made. Have I mentioned you look smashing, Steve! I hope you're having a ball!