Resources

StageMilk is first and foremost a practical tool for actors and theatre-makers. Our acting resources include monologues, scenes, acting games, vocal warm ups, industry lists, books and more. All the resources listed here are to help actors and theatre professionals in their careers.
Whether you are working toward an audition, an upcoming role, or trying to run an acting class this is the best place to come.
Useful Resources for Actors
Spotlight is the leading provider of UK casting calls. It has a premium reputation throughout the U.K.industry, with many suggesting that if you’re not on Spotlight, ‘you’re invisible’. It’s also the predominant directory that agents...
Whether you’re considering crossing the ditch, or you call New Zealand home, we hope you’ll find this list useful as you research exactly where you’d like to begin, or take the next step in your...
Looking to study acting in America? We’ve compiled a list of the top drama schools from all across the country to give you a bit of an overview of the types of training available out...
Want to spice up your showreel? Looking for great scenes to show off your comedy chops? Or stuck at home for extended periods and just want to have a good ol’ fashioned chuckle at some...
Self-tapes are fast becoming the film and television industry’s main audition currency. A lot of actors are putting down anywhere between 2 and 15 self-tapes every week. So it makes sense that you should invest...
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There are certain scenes which are touch-points for actors. Some of the truly great performances ever captured on camera. This is not an exhaustive list, but this is a starting point for some of those...
Welcome to our definitive guide to actor showreels. We’ll cover the importance of a showreel, finding a great scene and right down to editing it all together. Already have a showreel? Here’s why your showreel...
You know the drill – working to lay the foundations, continuously build and shape your craft is what any auditioning actor who is worth their weight should be doing. Your instrument needs to be a...
Continuing to grow as an actor, working on your craft and developing your technique is absolutely essential to working more in the industry. Even if you have made the big move, landed a sweet gig...