Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
Actor’s Launchpad? (NYC)
Anyone have any experience with actor’s launchpad in NYC? Looks like an interesting platform.
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Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
Anyone have any experience with actor’s launchpad in NYC? Looks like an interesting platform.
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
I only feel comfortable "acting" when i am in front of a mirror. I have no friends so I have no one to practice acting with.Whenever I try to turn on the camera and record a (poorly thought out) scene, I stiffen up. I'm sure there are exercises for solo improv sessions, but I'm wayyyy too in my own head these days. So…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
I have seen many questions here, and also from my actor friends, so I'd like to compile some advice here. How do you network with CD's? Do you attend paid workshops? Do you reach out directly?
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
I moved to LA recently and I feel like I’ve been put on the runaround this whole time. I found an actor’s group who told me I wasn’t ready to join because my experience is mainly in theater. So I took the leader’s advice and started taking classes in commercial acting at her recommendation. I finished that course and 4…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
It feels weird calling myself an “actor”, when most of the stuff I’ve done are no to low-paid productions. I always tell people “I do acting”, or “I’m trying to be an actor”.
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
Hi I recently moved to Atlanta and I’m looking for other actors to be friends with and network with!
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
Hello there, I’m a 28 year old actor who’s still somewhat new to the trade. I’ve made a lot of progress lately and am going to start the process of student films to indie projects and see where I go from there. But my biggest weakness and insecurity is I can not do accents. I can’t jokingly do a southern accent, or Bri…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
I’m looking for actors to star in my upcoming short films! The script writing is in the works I just need the actors to start it
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
4-5 Days of work a week. I live in NYC, Asian, 22 YO, male 5"5, pretty average looking face/body. I'm thinking of Casting Central but I also heard I needed to "hustle" as in I need to join another firm where I pay money and apply for extra casting daily. Also bonus question: does anybody know the name of such firm?
Reddit · 3 Dec 2019
Hello! I have zero experience with acting, voice acting, professional singing, entertainment industry - but I want to pursue voice acting. Now I will say off the bat I'm not one of those people "destined" to become a voice actor. I'm no Chris Sabat. However I think with training I could make a career of voice acting/re…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hello, I find it difficult for me to get in a state of anger in a scene , I struggle every time I have to get angry , do you have any tips ? It always feels as if I’m forcing the emotion , and I cannot recall a memory that triggers that emotion ! Please heeelp fellow actors
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hey folks, I’m starting a screen acting vlog and podcast and I’m seeking questions from actors to end cap each episode. Some background on my self. I started out as a child actor, worked through to my teen years, took a break. Came back and realized the business is totally different and decided to make my own content.…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Your thoughts and feelings? Any preferences? I'm signed up with AA now but I'm wondering how much different Backstage is
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
I've taken courses with the Hideout for improv, but I'm a bit wary of some of the other schools here after interviewing for positions with a few. Where are y'all taking your acting courses? Any reccos for private coaching are also more than welcome.
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
CURRENT STATE OF THE UNION: \-I've yet to submit for any kind of work, as I've focused my introductory months here in LA on whipping myself into shape craft-wise by putting my all into my classes & educating myself on the ins & outs of the business/industry via books & other online resources. \-I'm now ready to make th…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
This book offers insights on actors' websites, casting companies, agency recommendations, how to get an agent, how to join SAG-AFTRA, and mucho more.
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
This book offers insights on actors' websites, casting companies, agency recommendations, how to get an agent, how to join SAG-AFTRA, and mucho more.
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hello Reddit, I am currently in the middle of a dilemma. I am 19 years old and my whole life I have dreamt of being an actor. I was convinced that I should have a normal job though and never really went for it, until two years ago when I started going to acting classes. I played the lead in one short film and a smaller…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
So I've been working BG on a currently filming TV show. I'm keeping it somewhat vague to cover my ass a bit, but it's for a major cable network, with an Oscar winning lead actress. So far I've worked three days as background, over the last few weeks. The casting company uses an online portal for their casting process a…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Thanks for answering!
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Seriously though, if you're a talented actor, have the skills and know the business but have NO connections, your parents weren't actors or filmmakers or directors or in any way close to being in the show business, can you make it as a famous actor?
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Amateur and Professional welcome to apply! Need female voice actors for 10 minute animated pilot. High-fantasy, hero's tale type story. 5 teenage protagonists become accidental heroes. 2 female characters still need voicing. Details and reference images can be given upon request. Job offers $200 per character Apply thr…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hi all I'm an actor based out of NYC. I've produced and created a decent body of work, have had a few projects go on to festivals. But I've lately felt like I've been in a rut. I believe I'm ready for an agent but don't know where I would even begin applying. However, I could definitely use a manager because I feel lik…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
I’m having a mid life crises. I have a career as an accountant and I’m starting to think it was a mistake. I had quit my job since I couldn’t take it anymore. being someone I’m not. I wasn’t born to sit in cubicles all day long taking crap from my boss. I need advise as to starting as an actor. Now I know plenty of peo…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hi fellow actors! I have to perform a mute monologue tomorrow and am having trouble deciding what to do... And how. The character has to have an objective, an internal conflict and an external conflict and we cannot speak but we can scream, cry, laugh... It is important to make as many of physical actions to let people…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2019
Hey everyone, I’m studying for my MA at Drama School, and we’re just nearing the end of the first term here (we started in September). Our tutors are very adamant that we shouldn’t be competitive with each other but to try and lift each other up and learn from each other’s successes and mistakes. And this was the case…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
Hello everyone! Im sorry if this rude but a I need gift for a traveling actor. Can you guys help me with ideas? Hope I'm not a bother and thanks in advance!
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
How does acting-training affect your ability to be strong socially, like at a cocktail-party or in other social scenarios? What about "comedic timing?" Does that make you funnier? What is it like to date an actor? Is that a challenging experience since they can fake any emotion and emotionally manipulate you? What is i…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
Let's assume the stereotype to be true. In that case, why are actors that way? Someone said to me: >you know the whole ‘stereotype’ about actors being fun people yet depressed deep inside? That’s usually true. Be sure to check up on your [actor] pals from time to time.
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
i've done everything i can think of. trained, in sag, have agents, have a reel, i used to do student films but i'm sick of the unprofessionalism, lack of quality footage (if you even get it back), and taking time off from work. i'm also tired of paying for workshops, which are only going up in price. i'm at the point w…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
Hello im Tibo and its been i think 6 or 7 months that i have been having an addiction to acting i havent found any acting club or had any acting experience wich i have been looking for if anyone has something for me close to belgium flanders that i could participate in i would be forever greatful
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
so I'm a 17 year old girl who lives in a really small town (small as in most people who are born here stay their entire lives), and I want to be an actress. I do plan to relocate to or close to a big city after college (nyc most likely) but I wanna start as early as I can getting myself out there, I wanna know what I c…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2019
So about 2 or so weeks ago, my family scraped together enough money for me to fly out to NYC and audition for a conservatory program(New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts), as well as visit another school(NYFA). **Story about the visit:** I had been sick the week of the audition. It was on Saturday, and I had been si…
Reddit · 30 Nov 2019
I really want to start learning acting after I finish my senior year this year. I'm Armenian Lebanese and I live in Lebanon so I'll have to move if I want to get the best classes in the major cities. But I have some concerns regarding castings.. are there any prejudice regarding actors' origin, nationality, etc.. is it…
Reddit · 30 Nov 2019
I will have around 1 year before I actually start attending real acting classes/ a drama school (still have to decide between the two depending on what I can afford or is better as a foundation). But till the time comes I dont want to be wasting time and I want to start learning some things on my own. Any recommendatio…
Reddit · 30 Nov 2019
Hello, fellow voice actors! My name is Chris, and I've been producing voice-over content for the internet since I was just 12. I've since expanded my technological and performative expertise through middle and high school, and currently operate out of my bedroom studio without any issues. As excited as I am to study Ra…
Reddit · 30 Nov 2019
What's the name of the time when the actors read their lines aloud? When they act, but only with their voices and maybe facial expressions
Reddit · 30 Nov 2019
1: What do you think about the acting class, the instructor, and the students? What are some funny thoughts that come to mind for you, given that you're an actual actor? 2: What are some of the "inside baseball" jokes that a non-actor wouldn't get, regarding these classes? 3: What do you think about the point that the…
Reddit · 29 Nov 2019
Alright, I know these threads are floating around everywhere on every subreddit for every possible subject - this is just mine for voice acting gear as an aspiring voice actor. I can’t spring for the ultimate, yet I don’t want to splurge on something easily replaceable. Additionally, despite my best attempts I can’t se…
Reddit · 29 Nov 2019
Hi guys please I need your advice from experience. So my story is that I've been going for auditions for a while now and so far I've been picked for only three roles. However I've been able unable to act those three roles so I've never ever acted on set. My only experience in acting is in auditions and that's the thing…
Reddit · 29 Nov 2019
# Introduction Memorizing lines is an important part of the actor's craft. Many of us know the struggle of being "on book" during rehearsal. Once we're "off book", it allows more opportunity for an increased sense of creativity, playfulness, and awareness that comes from not having to struggle to remember our lines. It…
Reddit · 29 Nov 2019
I'm a 13 year old boy that loves acting and I've been doing it since I was 8. I am self taught and how I've been learning to act for the past 5 years is taking scripts from movies or episode of tv shows and taking my own spin of the character or just remaking the scenes. I have gotten to a point where I think I could d…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
I’m a voice actor in Dallas and I’ve been looking for places to do some animation work. Funimation really seems like the best game in town, but the only contact info they’ve given me is an email address to get on their open audition waitlist (which they told me could take years to hear back). I’m a non-union actor and…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
Hi everyone! This might be a little long, sorry in advance. I’m new to posting on reddit. I’d be so grateful if you could hear my rambling and reasoning out and tell me your thoughts! I’m having trouble deciding what the right move is as far as starting an acting career. There are many different paths to take and I’m w…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
Does anyone know if audition invitations have gone out yet for the Gossip Girl auditions on Actors Access? Just curious if they were doing a mass casting call for this, or if they were just picking and choosing a handful of people. I know they were casting a Netflix show on Actors Access around this time last year, and…
Reddit · 28 Nov 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 · 28 Nov 2019
Being a small time streamer and active on social platforms like discord, I've been asked whether i'd like to take up voice acting, or why I'm not a voice actor yet. Doing a little internet research here and there, I stumbled upon this subreddit and figured I'd ask here. I'm currently looking for gear, that being most n…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
I don’t have any acting classes near me but I do have a passion for acting. I was wondering if anyone knows ways to practice at home (should I just find and read scripts, keep submitting myself on actors access, etc.). I’m a 16 year old male and both of my parents both are supporting me fully. they can be a reader. tha…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
Recently got an agent and got on Casting Workbook/Actor's Access and idk why but I thought there'd be more projects. I'm searching for and getting submitted for Canada wide stuff right now but sometimes only a few projects will come out each day with only a few specific/obscure roles. Is there a part of these websites…
Reddit · 28 Nov 2019
Sorry if the title may sound confusing, but what I'm trying to get at is; most actors rehearse for weeks and sometimes even months for a play, so once they get on stage they know all their blockings and lines word for word. But for film, wouldn't it be a smarter approach to maybe only memorize your lines and have an un…