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Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
When I say celebrities, I don’t mean actors. Harry Styles has just been announced to star in Olivia Wilde’s ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ (replacing Shia LaBeouf). Addison Rae (Tik Tok star) has been announced to star in ‘She’s All That’ remake. I don’t know much about her so maybe she has trained as an actor, but I can’t find…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
What word of advice would you lend to aspiring Asian actors? Not that familial pressure to pursue a "real" career isn't enough (this may be an offensive stereotype to some, but it is true in my case), but the industry in anglo countries doesn't particularly favor Asians or Asian-looking people (I am east Asian looking)…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Does anyone know any good talent agencies, drama schools, or overall performance arts communities in St. Louis? Are there a lot more acting opportunities out here than most people may think? It just kind of bums me out when I go on Backstage or other websites and there’s barely any projects based in Missouri in general…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Hi everyone! My name is Kristina and I am an actress offering virtual self tape reading services on [WeAudition.com](https://weaudition.com/). Feel free to contact me on the site or shoot me a message on here! Here are my rates. I accept PayPal as payment. 15 mins + feedback: $5.00 30 mins + feedback: $15.00 60 mins +…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Listen, I’m only a teenager so I’m not worrying too much but still id like to get a jumpstart on things. I’ve known that I want to be an actor for sometime now. I really just don’t know where to start. I live in the 25th worst county in the world and don’t really know how to crawl out of here. There’s nothing to really…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Hey guys im from a small town texas and have nothing. My dream is to be an actor. Can anyone tell me how to start ? Id love to pursue my dream and prove my family wrong
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Hi everyone! If you have to chose one thing an actor MUST have to be a great actor, what would you chose? Why? And how do you get it (is it natural talent, is it experience, is it great training...?) Let's hear your opinion!
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
On a plane home from Italy a few years ago, I finally sat down and watched The Florida Project. As always, Dafoe impressed. Detail-oriented, believable, grounded - and playing 'the good guy' I was smiling every moment the man was on screen (and taking notes.) The main actress. however, caused the opposite reaction in m…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
My dream is to get into a prestigious, well known, acting school such as RADA, LAMDA, RWCMD, Guildhall. I'm 17 yrs old with extremely little acting experience as I wanted to get a Computer Science qualification in college to fall back on if acting didn't work out. Due to my area not having many school or classes for ad…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
Hey there, hope you're all enjoying your weekend so far. I've been an actor for over 10 years, and worked professionally for sometime and am SAG eligible. I took a hiatus starting at the end of 2018 to focus on getting married and life, and recently moved back to Chicago. I'm looking to get back into acting and specifi…
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
My question is pretty much just that. What, in your professional opinions, do you think every new or aspiring actor should know/understand?
Reddit · 12 Sep 2020
I’ve seen a few people on the sub complain about celebrities like Addison Rae and Harry Styles getting roles instead of actual trained actors. I understand that you may find it annoying but you have to realize that these, from what I can tell, are supposed to be groundbreaking movies, they’re simple movies with big nam…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
I would absolutely have their full support as they've always told me that they will support me in whatever I choose to do, but even before I started comprehensive school, my parents and I always figured I wanted to be a computer scientist. I've always had a love for acting and even used to do it when I was younger (17…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
I saw there were a few site recomendations in the rules. However I have heard that they are more for Amarican actors and not Canadians. What sites are good for Canadians? Are the one's listed any good for auditions in Canada? I do like a lot of the articles I read on backstage. The one's listed are: Actor Access, Backs…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
Hello! I'm a professionally unprofessional voice actor and wanted to make sure I'm not screwing up already. I've only done a few roles so far (Both pretty loud) and have gone to some good lenghts with being careful with my voice when doing them (Breathing right, hydrating, warming up). However, I'm still left wondering…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
Hello! I am an actor who is expanding into voice acting, and figured a solid place to start is the commercial scene. In any case, I would very much welcome your ears to listen to [my commercial reel](https://vimeo.com/456903897). My voice is British neutral / RP. Eventually I will also be including a reel in French, my…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
So I'm looking to be an actor. I have little experience some theatre and studio work. I don't live in a particularly thriving place. And I have pretty much no funds. I don't know how I'm supposed to get started. Online auditions (which most you have to pay for a subscription), acting school (extremely expensive and out…
Reddit · 11 Sep 2020
Hey everyone! With spooky season coming up, myself and some of my fellow actor buddies have been auditioning for new “socially distant” haunts. In my area, these are mostly happening on a road, where cars drive through the attraction. Unfortunately, I’ve been finding some of these opportunities aren’t as cut and dry as…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
Hello, I’m an 18 y/o M whose started to notice my hair thinning or receding, I’m not really sure but either way I feel like I’m probably going to become bald soon. I have a passion for acting/film/theatre and as a quite skinny guy with no facial hair, I’m terrified that my balding head is going to affect my chances of…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
Not sure if this is the right sub - PLEASE redirect me if it isn’t!! Just needing a little advice!! (i know in the FAQ you guys say it’s never too late - but I feel like musical theater is a little bit different of a beast...?) I’m 19F currently. I’m currently going to school for neuroscience in Philadelphia, but (clic…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
Ive been lurking on this forum and reading everything i possibly could, so thank you so much for sharing your expertise! Im still reeling at how fast this all happened. I started taking a bunch of zoom acting classes in July. Watched interviews with casting directors, audited classes, bought a masterclass sub, attended…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
We are looking for an american actor, age 35 to 45, ideally from L.A. Type: Flash Gordon (muscular) Union Gig Mail to: chreberle@gmail.com
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
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 · 10 Sep 2020
Hello, So I've recently been submitting for new representation and submitted to a pretty large one (not the biggest dogs but probably just a step down as they represent both actors, writers and directors). I was very surprised to even hear back but was informed by the agent that he could not offer me acting representat…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
I am an Indian and I am trying to learn voice acting and almost everyone suggests saying the OM. Which is a part of their prayers. You have to say it for a prolonged period of time and it is also a form of praising few god's. And I really don't want to say that. Is there any alternative or anything which any voice acto…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
Atlanta working actors: What has been your experience with auditions during Covid up to now? Are things picking up dramatically? I decided not to return to drama school this year and had been planning to move to Los Angeles as soon as things opened up. However, I have some connections in ATL and interest from two of th…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
Not sure if this really exists as most actors don’t go into details about their process. But I’m looking for specifics. I know some actors have a coach and so they can develop and bounce their choices off of them, but I’m sure that isn’t everybody. In a world where actors often don’t rehearse, is the first time Gary Ol…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
I never use my real voice because it is good for nothing. I use heavy modulation at least 12-20 effect sits on my out put mixer channels where I have both parallel processing and bus side chain processing as well. So sometimes I have like 50-70 effects coming live when I start recording or practicing. When I tell I am…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
I have a question concerning union actors working on non-union projects. I am aware of SAGs GLOBAL RULE ONE but I have been offered to work on a small film in a remote area. In the email, the producer/director/writer told me several actors are SAG-AFTRA (himself included) but he's shooting non-union because in this are…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
I saw a NOVA episode last night on Implicit Bias, and, of course, I thought about how relevant it is to acting. Of course implicit bias has been around for centuries, except Socrates, like so many since, have called it by many different names. Socrates said that "... an unexamined life is not worth living." Much later,…
Reddit · 10 Sep 2020
I'm a computer science and physics student in my college in Britain and I'm afraid that when I begin acting, I'll be too old to get to where I would like to be. It's probably ridiculous but it's a thought that I haven't been able to shake. Also, my acting experience would be from a drama school I went to for 4 years wh…
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
I know with coronavirus some people are doing things remotely. I think table reads of scripts are especially interesting but I haven't done a whole lot of those since I last took classes. ​ Does anyone know of any facebook groups, websites, etc. where I might find some people looking for actors to do table reads…
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
Hi everyone, I am trying to get opportunity wherever I find. Expanding my resume, networking and getting more training is what I am focusing on... But sadly there is something off. I am on FB and many people post in groups for auditions or actors groups, etc. I found auditions where the director was some fake profile.…
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
I’m writing a movie script where the main character is an aspiring actor. He gets a roll as a main character in a big movie. My question is: if an unestablished actor made a special request, such as wanting to bring on a consultant to help with a role. If the consultant wanted to be compensated, since it was the unesta…
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
Hello, I'm a Junior, who is interested in acting as a future profession. I was wondering if there is an actor who could participate in a short school project video interview. If someone is willing to participate please suggest a day and time that suits you.
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
I want to preface this by saying: I have absolutely ransacked the internet for years for this info and now that I'm actually trying to do it, I still can't find the information I'm looking for - hope you can help steer me in the right direction, reddit! My life goal is to live abroad (I'm American) and I'm looking into…
Reddit · 9 Sep 2020
I’m trying to develop a regular routine with self taping to get better and sharper for my next audition, unfortunately my “actor” friends don’t really care enough to do this stuff so, yeah, I need to meet new people. In Bushwick here, hit me up if you’re interested
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
I've been getting caught back up on WTF lately and the Kieran Culkin and Billy Crudup episodes really get into some nuts and bolts of acting, moreso than some of the interviews Marc does. Culkin talks about meshing his own approach with differing approaches from other actors, which is a cool perspective I haven't reall…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
How do I get an acting agent I know 16 and I would like an agent or manager?
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Hello! I recently wrote a screenplay for a short film, about 25 minutes, and I'm looking for some actors to do a zoom "table" read of the script. I will be recording it so that I can assess any changes that need to be made to the script, etc. It's a fun screenplay about a lonely young man who is transported to a music…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Been studying my craft in legit schools, private lessons, and recommend reading. All appear to be training you to audition for / to experienced production people. “Make strong choices” “Don’t try to play to what you think the casting person wants, play to the character as you imagine it.” Etc Great advice if the person…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Im a videographer who want to know how can I push any kind of actors towards the result the result i imagine.
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Here is a great podcast about acting by an actor created in the midst of the pandemic. The guests range from Broadway, Off-Broadway, Tv and Film actors. The conversations are light and go through the stages of the pandemic and how it has affected their work and what they managed to do during the shutdown to now seeing…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Hi! Sorry in advance for my english. I’m a drama student in France, learning both at college and a public (selective) acting school (conservatoire). I’m gonna graduate this year at college (3 year degree, don’t know how you call it elsewhere), and have my first acting degree, a CET (Certificat d’étude théâtrale - Drama…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Not saying become complacent. But recognize the progress you have made in your journey already as much as you recognize how far you still have to go. Success is not a straight line, it is a winding road that may never truly have an end. So keep going. Never forget why you started. Take the good advice, and let the bad…
Reddit · 8 Sep 2020
Aka is he making bank from it or not. (Not actually a voice actor just thought this would be a good place to ask)
Reddit · 7 Sep 2020
I am looking for a good coach/workshop setup. They offer quite a few different types of classes, so I assumed at least a few people on this sub has given them a shot. If you've taken a class or workshop with them, how was your experience?
Reddit · 7 Sep 2020
I am part of a Facebook group headed by a former talent manager and numerous other agents and managers who all give advice to actors within the group. The admin of the group always brings up a point about not going behind your agent’s back when looking at other agencies and how it reflects badly on your career and how…
Reddit · 7 Sep 2020
Would this be an issue in trying to become an actor? I am planning on getting them fixed at some point, hopefully when i start working in a few years
