Featured Links

Other Topics




Quote of the Day

"Clocks slay time... time is dead as long as it is being clicked off by little wheels; only when the clock stops does time come to life."

William Faulkner







 




 
Featured Entertainment Articles

Casinos pitch in for Katrina Relief
The online casino industry has heeded the call for help in light of the devastating effects of hurricane Katrina that has destroyed parts of United States of America The online casino industry has heeded the call for help and aid in light of ...

Gambling Myths What You Absolutely Need To Know
Gambling is considered a game of luck and chance. As the outcome is usually unsure, there are various myths that surround the world of gambling. However, as is mostly the case, these myths are nothing but superstitions that can be refuted by facts. The ...

The Art of Music
Music is the art of arranging sounds in periodic time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre. It is also the vocal or instrumental sounds possessing a degree of melody, ...




Back Stage® gets a makeover to be revealed at ACTORFEST® NEW YORK
 
Back Stage® Presents the 14th Annual ACTORFEST® NEW YORK An Actors' Tradeshow www.backstage.com/actorfestny October 29, 2005 9am - 5pm New York Marriot Marquis 1535 Broadway
New York, NY (October 5, 2005): ACTORFEST® NEW YORK 2005, a one-day trade show for actors, providing career resources and encouraging career development for individuals pursuing the performing arts, is the perfect opportunity for Back Stage® to unveil redesign, as it is an opportunity for actors from across the country, to learn from experts, essential career planning in regards to film, TV, theatre and other performing arts disciplines--there is no better place for them to turn to then the experts at Back Stage®.
Back Stage®, the industry's foremost informational business resource for the aspiring and established actor, will be introducing a new look and a series of editorial enhancements for its weekly print publications, Back Stage East and Back Stage West, its web site BackStage.com, and its e-newsletters. The new Back Stage will offer actors a series of new tools and resources designed to help actors find jobs and manage their careers.
New features that will be introduced online and in print as part of the redesign include:
® Online information, reviews, news and casting notices in 7 different regions ® The ability to upload headshots, resumes and demo reels and to submit them electronically to casting directors and agents ® E-mail alerts about acting jobs that fit your profile ® Two new blogs with the latest on film & TV and on theatre, dance and cabaret ® Columns, advice and resources on managing an acting career ® Issues and controversies that affect acting careers with editorials and columns written by Back Stage editors and your fellow working actors--and other industry professionals ® Interviews with today's hottest actors, directors, screenwriters, agents, and more ® Advice on your acting skills ® Legal and financial advice geared to actors
"Back Stage has always been the actor's bible," said Julia Kagan, National Editor-in-Chief of Back Stage. "The new tools and resources we're launching with our October 27th issues will make us even more invaluable to actors, at every stage of their career. That's our mission: to keep actors acting."
To introduce the


redesign, the brand this week is launching a new ad campaign created by Modern Media. The campaign, titled "Connect," introduces the brand's new tagline: "We keep actors acting." With the redesign, Back Stage plans to launch a game and sweepstakes called "The Back Stage Connection Game," in which participants will collect codes from the publication and from ads that will appear in Back Stage, The Hollywood Reporter, Ross Reports, Amusement Business and SAG.
ACTORFEST® New York (www.backstage.com/actorfestny) is an opportunity for actors to PROACTIVELY improve their career, dedicated to bringing together the business's most influential agents, casting directors, managers, producers and directors with actors.
Cost: The Free Exhibit Hall, a place for actors to mingle and network, consists of over 90 booths of industry professionals from all aspects of the business from acting services and coaches to web development. A package of classes is $45 and includes one Career Seminar and one Focus Session.
When: Saturday, October 29 from 9am - 5pm Where: New York Marriott Marquis (Times Square, 1535 Broadway, 5th floor). Registration and Information: www.backstage.com/actorfestny, 646.654.5706, actorfest@backstage.com.
Sponsors: FOCUS FEATURES, National Sponsor; JETBLUE AIRWAYS®, Gold Sponsor; PROCTER & GAMBLE PRODUCTIONS, producers of As The World Turns and Guiding Light, Silver Sponsor; INSIDE BROADWAY™, Benefit Sponsor.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.backstage.com/actorfestny. ACTORFEST® New York is produced by actor/producer Jeff Riebe, the Career Seminars and Focus Sessions are produced by Back Stage Editor-in-Chief Sherry Eaker. They can be reached at 646.654.5706, actorfest@backstage.com. Press contact is Katie Rosin, Kampfire Films Marketing and Public Relations, 917-562-5670 or krosin@kampfirefilms.com.
Sponsors: FOCUS FEATURES, National Sponsor; JETBLUE AIRWAYS®, Gold Sponsor; PROCTER & GAMBLE PRODUCTIONS, producers of As The World Turns and Guiding Light, Silver Sponsor; INSIDE BROADWAY™, Benefit Sponsor.
# # #
About the Author
Katherine Rosin has been working in the film and entertainment industry since 1995. As a publicist and marketing expert, she has skillfully implemented various campaigns in film, theatre, and dance.




Entertainment News


CBC.ca

Reuters Entertainment News Summary
Chicago Tribune
Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. ``Cosmopolis'' brings star Pattinson to Cannes CANNES, France (Reuters) - ``Twilight'' star Robert Pattinson is a ruthless billionaire on a journey to self-destruction in Canadian director ...
Wire Entertainment - Movie NewsSacramento Bee
Cronenberg's "Cosmopolis" mirrors troubled timesNewsday

all 999 news articles »

MCV

PRESS RELEASE: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Brings the Wizarding ...
Wall Street Journal
Interactive Entertainment Brings the Wizarding World to Life Like Never Before with Harry Potter(TM) for Kinect(TM) Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Eurocom will cast a spell among Harry Potter fans of all ages this fall with the Harry Potter ...
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Brings the Wizarding World to Life Like ...MarketWatch (press release)
Harry Potter Kinect announced for Xbox 360GameZone
Harry Potter Kinect Game Coming This FallCinema Blend
Gamasutra -Examiner.com
all 63 news articles »

From Universal Studios Home Entertainment: Alphas Season One
Sacramento Bee
By Universal Studios Home Entertainment UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., May 25, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- OVERVIEW: From writers Zak Penn (X-Men: The Last Stand, The Incredible Hulk) & Michael Karnow, "Alphas" follows an unlikely team of ordinary people with ...

and more »

CTV.ca

Reuters Entertainment News Summary
Chicago Tribune
Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. ``Idol'' finale slumps, but Phillips tops iTunes LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The ``American Idol'' finale audience slumped to a record low, but the show's newly crowned champion Phillip Phillips ...
Jessica Sanchez could get only $30000 from 'American Idol'Newsday
Q&A: Phillips talks winning 'Idol,' making musicSan Jose Mercury News
Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainmentNECN
The Associated Press
all 2,829 news articles »

CTV.ca

Looking for entertainment? AC's got it
Cherry Hill Courier Post
During a break from rehearsals in the Superstar Theatre of what was then known as Resorts International Casino Hotel, Lawrence said few in Atlantic City realized the change that was about to come over the city, especially with entertainment.
New mom Beyonce nervous about return to stage; 'Idol' runners-up get huge pay ...Plain Dealer
RevelBaltimore Sun
Exceptional 3D "Revel" In Atlantic CityHouston Chronicle

all 150 news articles »