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Reddit · 21 Jun 2019
So far, I did not pay for anything on Actors Access. I see a lot of roles I can apply for, but I don't know if I should pay $2 for each application submission. There was one opportunity I was able to find outside the database on my own, and I managed to email my resume and headshots to the casting company (for free, of…
Reddit · 21 Jun 2019
Let’s say that I have a green card for the US and a resume large enough to sign with a top-tier UK agent. Most of the big agencies help many of their actors book US roles. I am an EU citizen though and have decided to start looking for UK/American agents unfortunately after Brexit which means I won’t be able to work on…
Reddit · 21 Jun 2019
**Looking at Pursuing Character Voiceover as an Australian Aspiring or Professional Voice Actor?** I'll be running two panels across the 13th and 14th of July at [SMASH! Sydney Manga and Anime Show](https://www.facebook.com/smashcon/?__tn__=%2CdK-R-R&eid=ARCOdPp1oZzk7AXEgZlxs1rPl1ENO5fJyBKzpnRhWc6lQnY0_BeYu1GFsVSnPoKH7…
Reddit · 21 Jun 2019
Hi there! I'm a young actor/musician, and I'm wondering if it's normal / appropriate to have a dedicated music section in my resume where I would list all my work MDing/accompanying for the theatre. Thanks!
Reddit · 21 Jun 2019
I'm a beginner here so don't scold me please lol. I'm a 23 year old guy, and I've mostly only done local and school plays (as show business isn't really huge where I currently live). My drama teacher booked me an agent years ago, and that was the moment I knew this was what I was going to do for the rest of my life. An…
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
If I am a film actor, do I need to take movement classes or is that only used for stage acting? In general, are there any times that stage and film acting overlap?
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Hi y'all. I think I can audition for a young character despite my age because my face looks like it hasn't changed since my high school days and I kinda have a youthful appearance. So, I was wondering if there's any advice y'all can offer for me to keep in mind before and during my audition. I know there are actors on…
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Is it a good idea to read acting books before taking a class or is it best to go into the class blind? Some of the books that I was thinking of reading are “An Actor Prepares”, and “Audition”.
Reddit · 20 Jun 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 · 20 Jun 2019
I have the opportunity to join SAG through a principal role in a SAG-AFTRA short film (honestly not sure if the film would make me SAG-E or must join), but I'm not sure if I should join right now as I have no acting experience besides commercials/modeling work. My reel right now consists of a short beauty film/commerci…
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Here's one of the best examples I've ever seen of how an actor can get a manager or agent's attention with an email - it certainly got mine! http://brianmedavoy.com/how-to-get-a-talent-agent-manager/
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Hey guys! Not really a question but I just started acting about a month ago and I have my first showcase in about 2 months in LA. Anyway, the scene I wanted to perform for the showcase was one from White Men Can’t Jump starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes (one of my favorite movies) but I was hesitant to choose m…
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Hey, Is their any actors in Los Angeles working full time jobs while pursuing an acting career? If so what do you do? I am just curious because I know many actors work a bunch of part time jobs to make time for classes or auditions and wanted to see if juggling the two is possible since I am moving down there soon. &#x…
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Voice actors with hyphenated and/or long last names-- do you go by a shortened version of your name to make it easier for clients to find you? Is it a pain to deal with financial/legal stuff if your stage name is different from your legal name?
Reddit · 20 Jun 2019
Foreigner based in LA, 28, male looking to pursue acting. My goal is to quit corporate job next year around this time (can't right now due to immigration status). Aiming for July 1st 2020, more specifically. What is the best path for someone with no experience to start, assuming you don't have to work to support yourse…
Reddit · 19 Jun 2019
Hey everyone, I participated in a contest with a custom scene provided showing my Acting chops, check it out, let me know what you think! Give it a like if you can and check out the other Actors reels. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZpUd8AnkY4&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2yLaAVj3uFhPZu2mxjkvksK2pAsV7xjfOmvDRbVzIqpNG…
Reddit · 19 Jun 2019
Curious what pieces of media people would recommend for the actors' work in them - I recently saw Call Me By Your Name and I was super into it for that reason. ALSO I'm curious if anyone has any comedies that fit the ticket, since I feel like performances in them are often overlooked.
Reddit · 19 Jun 2019
Hi all, new to equity and am planning to go to my first EPA tomorrow that I don’t have an appointment for - I know there are walk-in slots, but how likely is it that I’ll get one? Those of you who’ve walked in before, did you have to wait all day as if you were non union, or was it pretty straightforward? I know it’s c…
Reddit · 19 Jun 2019
So I am obsessing over her work on this show. I was so curious to see what she would bring, and if her game would up the game of the other ladies. I believe her presence has - but as an actress I'm curious what you think the specific reasons are that makes her so.....GOOD? Every little thing from playing with the cross…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
Hey r/acting, I’m an actor in South Florida, and as of recent years there just hasn’t been many auditions to go out for in my area. I’m early on in my career, with likely not enough credits to get an agent, but I’m coming to learn that there aren’t many auditions to build up a resume that are just open to find without…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
Hey acting! hope you all are well. I love this forum and visit it frequently, thank you all for sharing your successes and questions! I'm a 25 year old Male, Los angeles based actoe. I was wondering. How do you keep moving forward? I take classes, have reps, taking care of my health. Yet I feel very stuck. things were…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
As an actor and writer, I am always on the hunt for a new project I would love to be in. Recently I realize my dream is coming true and Sandman is becoming a thing! I want to be in Sandman, as an actor, many of us have what we call our "Dream Role"- from what you can guess it's a role that we have always wanted to play…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
So I realized so many things about the voice over industry. I will just shoot them off really quick and then end with the BIG realization that you guys may not know. Regardless, I want to leave here with some honest thoughts, even though acting is all about lying to yourself and others... ​ So here goes. ​…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
I have noticed that when I get really uncomfortable, like a friend telling me about the passing of a loved one or something else horrendous, all I can do is smile. I hate myself for it, but I cant control it. I mentioned it to my therapist and she said it was a defence mechanism (I was beaten by my dad growing up) and…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
Just wondering about people's personal experiences with auditioning. I recently had a commercial audition and was one of the very last people to go in, and this got me thinking; have you had more success being one of the first actors in the casting room that day or one of the last? I feel like the first one's can reall…
Reddit · 18 Jun 2019
Hi guys! I'm kinda scared to post this because people might think that I'm delusional and whatnot for wanting to be an actress because it's an ambitious goal/dream, but I think this subreddit might be the only place to ask. NOTE: I also checked out the sidebar and the FAQ post, but I was hoping for more personal advice…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
I can do a handful of voices. I’ll randomly do one and people are surprised and say something about doing voices. I never gave it much thought. Figured I would go on Reddit and see what people say. Something like “yeah just go to auditions and see if people like your sound” or “Just upload a video or sound bite of your…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
I'm a New York City based voice actor and I was looking for a coach or a class to further my journey into the world of voice acting. It seems hard to tell with these classes and coaches who's legit and i was wondering if anyone here had any recommendations for coaching or classes here in the city.
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hello there! First time pots here. I'm currently working as a commercial actor/model in Japan but looking to make my move back to the UK an pursue acting career. I have a few modeling head-shots and done a few short films but I am struggling to find my type and direction. *Processing img 6cozwo5d1u431...* ​ My h…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
So I was wondering this but didn't know where I should ask it. I'm currently watching a loving HBO's Barry. It's really like no other show I've seen before. Offbeat and humorous but also really serious and dark at time. This show can reach Parks and Rec levels of humor and Breaking Bad levels of suspense but it juggles…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hey guys!! I’m new to this sub, but I’m an actress trying to break into the business. I’m moving to Reno, NV in a couple weeks (only 8 hours from LA!!!!) and want to get into some training workshops or classes, but don’t really know where to even start. Anyone taken any of the classes in the area that they can recommen…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
My friend and I are struggling to find good scripts online and we may have to write our own (we've never done it before). To give context, we are both 17 but can play characters in their twenties. Thanks! P.S. Sexual content is a no but mild language and violence is ok
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
So I’m wondering, I’ve already god an agent who gets me a decent amount of work I mean considering my resume and stuff she gets me short films and sometimes auditions for ads and rarely tv auditions, How does an Australian get an agent over in America, preferably LA who gets persistent work?
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hey all, A friend of mine has set up an Instagram pod on WhatsApp where we can post links to our recent posts and get likes and comments from the group, plus new followers. Instagram is becoming a key social media platform for actors and people in the business, I’m sure many of you have seen or read that people have be…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hi all, ​ Does anyone know how to get access to the Breakdowns that agents and managers get access to? I'd appreciate your help!
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
This post is on a throwaway account because of the embarrassing and personal nature of it. I'm not sure if this is the right subreddit to ask this question, but seeing as how my other alternatives were more geared towards the field of singing which I have less interest in, I figured that this is the closest thing. I've…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hello! On my goal of becoming an actor and a voice over actor, I always have something I don’t feel confident about and worry if it will hurt my chances at parts. I have a slight lisp that most people can’t really hear but some can and it’s something I’m self conscious about. Thanks for the advice!!
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hey ya'll! ​ So- I'm an actor in ATL and will be relocating to the NYC market next month. I mainly do theatre, but do film/commercials as well and am represented by an agent in the film market. I'm feeling like I'm in a bit of a dilemma about a couple of things and wondering if anyone had any advice! ​ 1.…
Reddit · 17 Jun 2019
Hi, I'm an italian amateur, I'm not a professional actress and I've been acting for about 3 years. This year I've been given the part of Renfield in Dracula, because I did well at the audition, but even then it was clear that I couldn't speak loud enough to fill a theatre, but the teacher shrugged it off. Now, I must s…
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
By secondary, I mean not LA, NYC, or Atlanta. I was planning on moving to Portland, OR soon and was wondering if that’s a good city for actors or if there are other good ones out there.
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
Hi! I’m an actress in the Chicago area and I just recently signed with an agent. I am currently in a theatre production and I sent her an update to let her know what I’m up to and to invite her to the show. She said she’s interested in attending. How do people usually handle this sort of thing? Let them get tickets and…
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
Hey everyone, In 2017 I acted in a very short amateur student film that me and my friends made back in our media tech class in high school. I also acted in a Facebook video for a company that teamed up with “MyProtein UK”and it got 33k views on it. I only had one line as the “Skinny Boy” The camera work wasn’t professi…
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
\*WALL OF TEXT BEGIN\* ​ ​ Those of you that know me, THINK you know me. Truth is you don't. The internet is never a good way to judge someone. The rules that apply here online are egregious to say the least. I wrote this because I think newcomers need to know what this whole field is about. I think that…
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
The place I’m at now... everybody, the staff, the guests that walk in, the managers, everybody is just so mean and nasty and unfriendly, I really can’t take being around this negative energy anymore. Does anybody work at place with positive happy people? That might also be actor friendly? God I would be so grateful for…
Reddit · 16 Jun 2019
I've always had an interest in doing some form of acting, I dont feel I'd do too well in front of a camera but I do love the idea of being able to be the voice of a character in a series or a game etc. I have a good ear for picking up different sounds and techniques voice actors use or audio ques to set a scene and I f…
Reddit · 15 Jun 2019
I’m in high school right now and I want to be an actress as an adult. Any tips for helping me get better now and possibly some gigs?
Reddit · 15 Jun 2019
Whenever I see someone asking for advice on their first kiss scene, everyone tells them that they should not use tongue. However, watching mainstream TV shows, there's some tongue in so many kissing scenes. Examples: https://images.app.goo.gl/XiV28Fu9AozJgFqEA https://images.app.goo.gl/tqn46M67t4Sh57aZ9 https://images.…
Reddit · 15 Jun 2019
Hello! Just a little background information. I'm currently a 17 year old male that just finished their junior year of about to high school. I'm trying to get a little more informed about plays and acting culture I guess in general. I've been in a few plays such as Chicago and Chorus-line, but kind of mindlessly read th…
Reddit · 15 Jun 2019
Always told to, "Have a stage presence" or "make creative choices" when I do monologues, how can I do this is my monologue has no real physical movement more like storytelling then proper monologue stuff. How can I do this, how can I have a greater stage presence?
Reddit · 15 Jun 2019
Hi! Looking for voice actors to record articles from the web (provided by us). Both females and males, must be native English speakers, British speakers preferred. Would need a good mic and sample. Thanks!
