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Suzy Woltmann

Suzy Woltmann

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Writer and Editor, Backstage

San Diego

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Total articles 150

  • Same Scene, New Take: ∞ Acting Lessons From 8 Time Loop Movies

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified| Backstage Verified “Well, what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn’t one today!” proclaims Phil Connors (Bill Murray) in “Groundhog Day.” This moment of existential crisis marks Phil’s turning point as he realizes that even if he can’t alter his situational circumstances, he can change himself—a lesson that also applies to the craft of performance. Here are some of the top time loops from films and TV and what they can teach you about acting.

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified · Backstage

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • No Credits? No Problem! Your Guide to a Showstopping Novice Résumé

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified, David Green| Backstage Verified Before becoming the household name (and EGOT!) she is today, Viola Davis was just an aspiring actor with a few school plays under her belt. Although her beginner acting résumé may have been less than auspicious, Davis kept building it by attending a state school theater program, making her stage debut, and enrolling at Juilliard, before finally moving on to Broadway and onscreen work.

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified, David Green · Backstage

    Jan. 21, 2025

  • Same Scene, New Take: ∞ Acting Lessons From 8 Time Loop Movies

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified| Backstage Verified “Well, what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn’t one today!” proclaims Phil Connors (Bill Murray) in “Groundhog Day.” This moment of existential crisis marks Phil’s turning point as he realizes that even if he can’t alter his situational circumstances, he can change himself—a lesson that also applies to the craft of performance. Here are some of the top time loops from films and TV and what they can teach you about acting.

    By Suzy Woltmann Verified · Backstage

    Jan. 31, 2025

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Backstage

Backstage is a career platform tailored for performing artists and content creators, based in California. The company connects talent with project creators across various media, including film, television, commercials, voiceover work, photography, theater, and experiential marketing. With a workforce of 501 to 1000 employees, Backstage plays a significant role in the creative industry. The platform facilitates the staffing of over 50,000 creative projects each year, serving a diverse range of creators and production companies in regions such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, continental Europe, and Latin America. Backstage is dedicated to matching creative projects with the right talent, making it a vital resource for those in the performing arts and content creation sectors.

Burbank, California, United States

+1 212-493-4415

Founded: 1960