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Acting Schools and Coaches Seasonal Employment SAG-AFTRA Convention 10.03.13 • backstage.com Seasonal Employment Where and how to get hired for the holidays ting Schools and Coac Ac he training n hes FIND t ecessary to launch a career AG-AFTRA Conventi S explores ch on Union allenges facing LGBT actors 1003 COVER.indd 1 10/1/13 2:19 PM FREE ACTING CLASS OCT 8TH @ 6:30 - SIGN UP: [email protected] 3504 MAGNOLIA, BURBANK CA. 91506 “Your best route to becoming a working actor is to study and train with those who have manifested professional work.” "Bring your favorite Monologue or scene to the Free Class on Oct 8th, Cold readings provided" WWW.MARCUSGIAMATTI.NET * Get working with a REAL 30yr acting veteran & graduate from the Yale School of Drama. Marcus Giamatti_0912_FP.indd 1 9/5/13 10:31 AM contents vol. 54, no. 40 | 10.03.13 CENTER STAGE COVER STORY 22 southern gothic sarah Paulson goes from bitch to witch this october in “12 years a slave” and “american rt z horror story: coven” Schwa G i FEATURES A 21 26 training days ”: Cr Los angeles schools W re and coaches provide Sh e the preparation needed H UPSTAGE to make it big of t NEWS ng 05 take Five 28 ’tis the season mi Ta what to see and where from fright houses to frosty, e Th to go in the week ahead seasonal employment offers thrills, chills, and stability es; “ ag 07 top news young storytellers foundation seeks actor volunteers e /Ge t t y im L DOWNSTAGE 08 stage t termo united solo theatre A CASTING C H festival kicks off 31 new York tristate Notices re t A 10 screen audition highlights : G 22 reports from the gan or SAG-AFTRA convention 40 california m i; Notices an ACTOR 101 audition highlights ie Di 15 Inside Job “rush” writer-producer 44 national/regional phan Peter Morgan Notices te s : audition highlights N so 16 note From the CD L u A how to protect yourself CHARTS in an audition 54 production NG; P i a “fortress” grows DD e 18 secret agent Man near Brooklyn; emma what an agent’s watson for obama CAL W day should be EMI STANDING OVATION 21 tech & dIY 56 dustin Hoffman artemis Director’s in ‘tootsie’ viewfinder/artemis hD an appreciation by andrew harris salomon cover photo: stephanie Diani Artemis: Courtesy CH Design: robert wilson 15 26 backstage.com upstage News | actor 101 | center stage cover story | features | downstage castiNg | charts 10.03.13 backstage 1 1003 TOC.indd 1 10/1/13 1:43 PM Casting T hIs week Executive Vice President & Editor National Casting Editor Turn to ThIs Issue’s Daniel holloway Luke Crowe Casting section or visit casting.backstage.com for these featured notices e ALDITOrI Senior Editor Mark Peikert Senior Web Editor suzy evans Staff Editor L.A. 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