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Reddit · 15 May 2019
My biggest fear is (drumroll) the fakeness. Yes you get that everywhere and in all businesses but admit it for us it's a particular brand. How did you make the move/transition? Luckily I have had a day job (finance) and I have a few recurring on some shows you'd know so I have the credits. I am bi-coastally rep'd with…
Reddit · 15 May 2019
I created an actors access page, however I don’t have a demo reel. I know that most casting directors won’t look if they don’t see a reel. What should I do in this situation for just to build more experience and create a reel?
Reddit · 14 May 2019
Is it wearing a penis sock, or is the actor really rubbing his penis against the actor's vagina.
Reddit · 14 May 2019
Hi! South Asian actor looking for a talent manager. Please message me if interested.
Reddit · 14 May 2019
Hey guys. I've been acting for a little over a year and am self taught. I finally did enough student films to make a reel and submitted it to #showreelshareday over on Twitter. This led to an exchange with an agent who said they're interested in me! Personally this is a huge milestone regardless of whether I end up on…
Reddit · 14 May 2019
I recently scheduled an audition to be a touring children's theater actor. It tours around elementary schools in my city (or at least close to it). I'm starting to like the idea of it, because for 9 whole months, I'll be an employed actor. My dream has always been to be a regularly employed actor, so it just makes sens…
Reddit · 14 May 2019
Hello! Not into acting here, but today I watched a youtube video making fun of Keanu Reeves having the same expression no matter what and it got me thinking about facial expressions. The first thing that came to my mind was that some people just are unable to show "exaggerated" emotions without looking weird, I mean, I…
Reddit · 14 May 2019
Without going into too much of my history, I see myself as an actor. It honestly feels like I don’t want to do anything else. I have some experience from high school and college, but no formal training. There is an acting school next to my home but it is not in LA. I was told that acting schools that are not in the cit…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
Let's network and see how we can help each other! For instance Im a rapper and producer and am always looking to collaborate with people! Let's start a conversation about marrying acting and music together to create art!
Reddit · 13 May 2019
Hey everyone, we're happy to announce an AMA for tomorrow afternoon, 2 PMish Eastern Standard Time, from the president of an East Coast acting conservatory. He'll be happy to answer all your questions, especially pertaining to training and getting started on the path of an actor. Keep an eye out and get those questions…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
Any other actors out there from MN, namely the twin cities area, that know of any good places to get acting lessons? I've been looking for awhile now but I'm a little overwhelmed. Any input would be appreciated!
Reddit · 13 May 2019
I was thinking about a comment a while back that I saw on here that said Twitter's not a good idea for professionals to use (I looked but I can't find the comment). I see plenty of professional actors using Twitter so I was just wondering what you guys thought. I used to use Twitter but I found it to be toxic (I find s…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
Starting a new one today and I'm excited but kind of nervous. The pay is great and they have really nice benefits for part time employees such as sick time and vacation time. However, I've worked in the food service industry for so long I'm used to being able to swap shifts and such for auditions and whatnot. My new jo…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
Hello, my name is Riley Chandler and I have always been interested in acting since I was young. Since I live in a small town I never had the opportunity to be an actor and growing up my family didn’t have the money to send me places to audition. Now I am older and I will be moving to a bigger city with more opportunity…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
I came to New York in 1991 to study with theater giants Uta Hagen and Bobby Lewis while pursuing a professional career. Ten years later, I was asked to teach an acting class and fell in love with teaching, which I've been doing ever since. Throughout my career, I've taught in private studies, graduate programs, and uni…
Reddit · 13 May 2019
I have been researching this a lot and it seems that everyone trained in highly selective places like RCS, guildhall, AADA and RADA etc. Can anyone give any notable people who didn't go to a famous drama school?
Reddit · 12 May 2019
The "It's a Slate of Mind" Podcast is now accepting pitches for guests for Season 2! Our goal is to spark honest, unfiltered conversations within the entertainment industry community about the things we're all thinking but don't talk about enough. We've had actors, directors, coaches, headshot photographers & more on t…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
There's something like this on this Facebook group I belong to. I looked but didn't find anything similar, however if there is and I've just missed it please direct me to it. I just figure that so much of the indie film world relies upon networking ourselves...it would be good to connect with as many people with simila…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
Hello fellow voice actors! So some friends and I write Audio Dramas and created a group and it unexpectedly turned into a little community. We're focused on Audio Drama writing and production (Stuff like Homecoming, Nightvale, etc are what we are into)... That being said, we are also doing things like - \> Table Reads…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
I wanted to see if anyone had any good suggestions towards the ongoing search for good monologues. I’m a male actor and I’m currently looking for both dramatic and comedic monologues from film/tv. I’m specifically looking for shorter monologues of the one minute variety, geared towards auditions, etc. I have several bo…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
1) Someone who's been apart of a Drama club since 5 and performed in plays throughout High School, going on to do Drama at University level. 2) A newcomer who is early 20s just been doing acting classes since 18, as well as having headshots, reel etc. I know this might sound like a stupid question but I just feel like…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
While it’s good that there’s a lot of work for up-and-coming actors, it’s not quality work. The acting in many of these new shows and movies is terrible. No one is training like they used to. The acting is over the top, not grounded or real. The days of “let me become the best actor I can be for myself before I start w…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
Hey, aspiring writer here from /screenwriting, and I just wanted to put somethings in perspective for myself by asking the reddit acting community. What advice do you have for writers out there in writing scripts? Should a script in your professional opinion be easy to memorize or study? Should it be dialogue heavy or…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
I have always loved acting, I have always wanted to be an actor. But how do you find a good agent? I've been in university the past few years and I really want to do some practical things to get me back performing. I am UK, Liverpool based. But I just want to know, how do you find the right agent? Or even an agent at t…
Reddit · 12 May 2019
Like I've asked a few voice actors how they got into voiceover and how they got started, and they ignore the question and I've even had one person block me over it. I'm sure they get asked it a lot, but blocking me? Lmao
Reddit · 12 May 2019
Or am I misunderstanding something? Another post made me think about this. Examples: Zack Galifinakas The Rock. James Franco Tom Cruise Keanu Reeves Al Pacino They play the same person in every movie. It bores me. Yes they make truthful reactions which is an authentic performance...but only as themselves. They wear dif…
Reddit · 11 May 2019
I know film making courses used to include a lot of movie watching, just curious for those here that have gone to acting school or already attended acting school how many hours per day do or did you spend matching movies/series? And for all those self teaching themselves, what’s your average time/day for the last coupl…
Reddit · 11 May 2019
I recently graduated college and want to breaking into the industry. I have training and headshots and a resume, and am working on a reel. However, I have no idea how to start getting real auditions and booking things, or getting an agent. I’ve been submitting things for Backstage and Actors Access for months now and h…
Reddit · 11 May 2019
I'm 21, living in New Orleans. My resume is interesting in the fact that I've taken many college courses on acting. Funny thing is, I never booked an audition either in college plays or the (approximately) six auditions I've been to. I was either always unprepared, barely knowing my lines, or- no I was mostly unprepare…
Reddit · 11 May 2019
Met a famous actor, and he was TINY! Looked him up - he’s down as 5’8. He must’ve been my mother’s height - 5’3. Seems to be (perhaps) height is the only thing you can lie about on your cv.
Reddit · 11 May 2019
Just starting out and wondered if there are any communities/threads/groups (whatever there called, i'm new to Reddit lol) Ive found this one really useful however because most people are American there things that Britain doesn't have, e.g. SAG. Just wanted to find out about acting here and hopefully have more focus be…
Reddit · 10 May 2019
Pay is upwards of $50, there is less than an hour of lines I need recorded for the follower, a few hundred lines currently. Looking for someone with a cynical sort of style, something akin to Deadpool's speech and mannerisms. Message me here or on discord at FrostBlood #5640
Reddit · 10 May 2019
TL;DR A pretty successful actor saw me in a show and was very excited and proud to tell me he saw me and gave me words of encouragement. Back story: I work at a restaurant as a bartender part time. I have a customer who comes in every Sunday who has been in a ton of very successful movies and has been and is currently…
Reddit · 10 May 2019
In your own opinion, do you guys think that the acting industry is saturated with actors? I’m quite curious to know what you guys think.
Reddit · 10 May 2019
Hello everyone, I am a male actor who has a wife. I am newly wed and we are definitely planning to have kids. And given the fact that miscarraige can happen during a pregnancy, no matter how small the chances. And on top of that, a woman now has to sit through an interrogation afterwards to prove that the miscarraige w…
Reddit · 10 May 2019
1. Actor auditions for you. 2. You either direct them or don't. 3. You say thank you and they leave. 4. What next? Do you make a note if they were right or not? 5. How many people's tapes do you send to director/producers? 6. If director/producers don't like anyone do you do a brand new session or send in alts? Thanks…
Reddit · 9 May 2019
Hello, I study Kevin Spacey's masterclass on acting(if you want I can send you the files). At some point, he ask the actress to sit down and put all the energy she puts outside to inside. ​ I didn't understand what he means. After this, character became sad at some points contrary to her first performance. Where…
Reddit · 9 May 2019
Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get feedback on your age range/type/etc, it is advised that you do a…
Reddit · 9 May 2019
I am an aspiring voice actor in Okinawa Japan. I currently do a weekly radio show for the US military on Okinawa and a YouTube gaming/comedy channel as well. If there are any projects, big or small, I’d love to audition for it. If anyone has any recommendations or advice or links to send me in the right direction, it w…
Reddit · 9 May 2019
Hey all!. I recently filmed a short film project, ever since graduating from college (2 years ago) I've been sorely focused on corporate and event work.. One thing I could take away from this experience was my communication skills with the actors. I've been so focused on honing my skill technically it never occurred to…
Reddit · 9 May 2019
In the spirit of no free work, I'd like to offer a virtual token of my appreciation to any experienced voice actors out there that would be open to giving some feedback. [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeol6jxGDHDfXhkvcI9Chyg/videos](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeol6jxGDHDfXhkvcI9Chyg/videos) Can you check out o…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
I just want to take a moment to vent, and hopefully some people will hear me out and I know some people will say just deal with it because this is my job as an actor. I've been in the game in LA now for close to 5 years this September. SAG actor, and regularly goes out for major co-star, guest star, feature film roles.…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
Hey guys, random question but still entirely about acting. How do you think "one" fails at acting?Every day actors are needed everywhere and there is a huge market out there, and yet some people, that are heavily into it, never get their chance and ultimately quit something that was considered as their dream or goal an…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
Hi I I'm 23yo (mixed) dude from Austria and I'll be going to Vancouver for minimum a year. Not knowing anyone or having any connection in the industry there I was wondering if any of you guys know any "high end" agencies that might get you somewhere. I am not new as an actor but I'm rather new as in professionals paid…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
Hi, I'm writing a script and I'd like to test out how the scenes read and play out. Please comment below or PM me if you'd like to read.
Reddit · 8 May 2019
As someone with absolutely no training/education in acting whatsoever, but recently decided to dive headfirst into an ambition of becoming an actor for film and TV, what would be the more intelligent move: Take the extra time to get formal education in acting, or sign up for/pay for classes that are specifically direct…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
Of course, there might be some exceptions and i'm not saying they don't get ANY work anymore but compared to their TV show success days their careers are a complete flop. As much as i love Jennifer Aniston i dare to say that about her too. She was in a couple of movies but mainly the Brangelina scandal and her commerci…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
Hey r/acting, Back in June 2016, I had hit a brick wall with acting. I was 7 years into it professionally, and I had trained at A.C.T. and with Larry Moss and some of the top acting coaches in LA, and basically, I was more confused about acting than when I first started. I always felt that the hardest part of acting is…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
I've just come from working on a project with almost the worst script I've ever read, I wasn't acting though. It's at uni and we didn't know how bad the guy's writing was when we let him write the script. None of us really liked it but every revision was cringeworthy so we just let it drop. We had an actor drop out so…
Reddit · 8 May 2019
I have a friend in the music industry I let delve into an idea I’ve had for an unbelievably long time. He told me I should either film the pilot or make a short film for the idea then pitch it to networks. Which is not a bad idea in the slightest. I’ve been trying to get people to work with me but I live in Atlanta and…
