television

Stephen Tobolowsky On 'Glee' Conventions and His New Role

Stephen Tobolowsky joins a “Glee” convention in England, Cedering Fox’s “WordTheatre,” and Fox’s “The Mindy Project.”

Josh Dallas Lives a Fairy Tale as Prince Charming on ‘Once Upon a Time’

Josh Dallas is very busy on the set of his hit ABC show—as he puts it, “My life is ‘Once Upon a Time,’ all the time.” Season two premieres on Sept. 30 on ABC.

NYC Investing in New Brooklyn College Graduate School of Cinema

The Brooklyn College Graduate School of Cinema, located at Steiner Studios, expects to welcome its first class of grad students in the fall of 2014.

Now Casting Extras in Portland for Season Three of 'Portlandia'

SMH Casting needs extras for the third season of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's IFC sketch comedy series, which begins shooting this month in Oregon.

'Smash' Recap: Episode 12, 'Opening Night'

This week on "Smash," "Bombshell" is finally (finally) open for business, which means that Tom and Julia are looking forward to their next project. Or not.

Emmy Nominee Jeff Greenberg Casts the Funny for ‘Modern Family’

Leading up to the Emmys, Back Stage will be speaking with nominated casting directors. "Modern Family" CD Jeff Greenberg shares his secrets.

7 Tips For Becoming a Series Regular From 'Scandal's' Bellamy Young

Bellamy Young talks about acting challenges on "Scandal."

'Ben and Kate' Recap: Episode Eight, 'Reunion'

In this episode of "Ben and Kate," the siblings are haunted by past classmates, musical productions, and green card weddings.

Crowdfunding the Future of Film and Television

EarlyShares and Mobcaster are two new crowdfunding platforms that aim to revolutionize the way film and television projects are created, developed, funded, and produced.

‘Two and a Half Men’ Actor’s Outburst Is Typical, Experts Say

Calling the show that pays him a reported $300,000 an episode “filth,” Angus T. Jones may have lost his passion for performing.