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Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
Hello guys, thanks for clicking! I'm currently working as a foreign (i'm a white guy) actor/model in Tokyo. I am obviously in a strange position here but as i haven't had much experience before I left the UK I am curious what its like working back home. I'm just going to touch this tip of the iceberg with this but basi…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
Salut, Omg ok wow. I do a lot of things. Art,dance,music, you get the point. Recently I’ve been getting hella inspired by movies and shows. I’ve been digging deep into the actors and taking note of how they work certain expressions without coming across as trying hard. Only problem is I’m very young. Like middle school…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
This is a burner account because... Reddit haha. I work for an agency and am looking to possibly expand our non-union roster. Diversity, in any capacity, would be an asset. Whether that be POC, LGBTQ+ or someone able to speak other languages. Québécois French would be a big plus but frankly any other language is an ass…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
Apologies in advance for the long read! It’s very hard for me to connect with the emotions of my character. It’s odd because I can typically understand where they’re coming from - both on the surface and sub-textual level - but that connection just isn’t there. It doesn’t matter if I’ve been through the exact same thin…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
Hi all! So, my husband is a wonderful guy who basically dedicates his whole life to trying to make other people laugh. 80% of the time he does this using very impressive mimicry. He can almost FLAWLESSLY mimic a lot of Seth McFarlane characters; specifically Roger from American Dad, Peter, Stewie, and Brian from family…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
i'd really like to ask you some questions, privately, as to how you navigate this. whether or not you are openly out to people you work with, potential managers, potential friends in classes, etc. or if you just don't address it at all. also, privacy concerns with meeting other guys, hate to say it but grindr, etc. it'…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
I’m in my early 20s and I live in a very small Eastern European country. The entertainment industry in here is basically nonexistent. I managed to build my resume as much as possible given the country’s situation (3 guest star appearances on the only TV show that’s airing right now, a lead in a couple of student films,…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
I know in the long run it'll be for the best, they were hardly getting me out and there wasn't much room for career growth with them. That being said, this feels like such a huge setback right now, and it is really taking a toll on me. Could use some words of encouragement from you fellow actors
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
[https://www.facebook.com/groups/newenglandfilm/permalink/10156027589930881/](https://www.facebook.com/groups/newenglandfilm/permalink/10156027589930881/) Submit by Aug 2, 2019 ISO Male actor for Mr. Darcy type. Paid gig. Pro crew.
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
Hello fellow actors and ancestresses. I'm super torn on my acting future. I am retired veteran and I love working background for extra income. I used to live in California, where I got my SAG card. That was many moons ago. 2006. I have worked some stuff in Louisiana. But now I want to get serious with it. I currently l…
Reddit · 30 Jul 2019
I'm struggling to figure out ways to actually be seen by agents and managers other than workshops and classes which are burning a hole in my wallet. Has anyone self submitted to an agency and it ended up working out?
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
I was just offered to understudy the lead role in an Equity House (theater for young audiences) production and I'm very excited! However, I'm also a little nervous. This is my first time working in a union theater and I want to do my best. I'm 23 and this is all new to me since I've only been doing non-union profession…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Looking to be a film maker and actor.
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
I’ve been told a lot of the time that a helpful way to ensure more bookings is to find a color that makes me more cast-able. From the way I understand it, it’s meant to be a color that gets me casted more often when I wear it to my auditions. I’ve noticed it’s apparently a common theme, since plenty of more accomplishe…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
I'm an untrained and underexperienced actor by passion, but I have performed several times when given the opportunity at school. Not to toot my own horn, but when it comes to anything about performing arts, I would be one of the people who would come up first in people's minds. However, whenever I'm given a piece to re…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Hello Actors! Here is the headshot album https://imgur.com/gallery/WCHExnv Wanted to know y’all input on my headshots. Are they too close, too bright, not bright enough, weird angle?! Please let me know what I can work on. As well as how much you would pay for a 1 hour session for these types of shots. I currently have…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Hi r/VoiceActing. I'm a podcast producer looking to hire voice actors to do character voices for a Patreon-exclusive audiobook reading. I've already started a project on Casting Call Club, but I haven't listed roles because I don't know enough about pay rates, or how to format scripts, etc. I would greatly appreciate a…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
I am 22 years old and have been acting since I was 8, I did it in high school and have had a bit of training out of school in short course. I now want to take my training more seriously to become an actress but I am conflicted on how to do this. I have been accepted in the William Esper studio in NYC, I would love to a…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
I don't get something. Hunter Schafer (the transgender girl that's in HBO's Euphoria) was asked how she got the role/into acting in an interview and she said something like "Oh, my modeling agency told me about the role and i went for it!"... I don't get it? I mean, sure, she's signed with Elite (they're like the CAA f…
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Does anyone have any experience with Valorie Hubbard's "Actors Fast Track" (actorsfasttrack.com)? Was wondering if they're legit or a scam. Thx.
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Good afternoon I will be in town Los Angeles West Hollywood soecifically in a couple weeks. Would love to meet up with some working actors to talk craft and network. DM if interested.
Reddit · 29 Jul 2019
Everyone, When I perform, I convince myself the other actor has meaning to me. I do myself to put myself and my needs away and take on the characters needs and beliefs. I'm reading THE PRACTICAL HANDBOOK FOR THE ACTOR, and it says that's unhealthy and unnatural. Is this true? What asm I supposed to he doing? Thanks
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
Every day, I worry about not being able to become an actor. I've never had major speaking parts outside of some small musicals and can't seem to get anyone interested in my reel or headshots. I constantly worry that I'm not talented enough or handsome enough to actually break through into this industry. I've attached t…
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
[Jenna Fischer - The Actor's Life: A Survival Guide](https://www.amazon.com/Actors-Life-Survival-Guide/dp/1944648224) Many of us have posted before on how good the book is (in fact, it's in our [Recommended Reading List)](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/2jdu6k/revised_reading_list_1014/), but I thought I'd pos…
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
it's such a mind fuck, honest to god. i go months and months without an audition, but then on monday I have one for a series regular with a big time actor as the main role. but then after that i'm sure ill go another month or two without one. it just doesn't make any sense to me. i know i need to update my headshots an…
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
hey guys so i've been kind of unlucky with actors access. i would submit for a role that I really want to audition for but don't get sides from the casting director. is anyone else in the same position as well? how long does it usually take for a casting director to cmail you sides from actors access?
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
Hello everyone, I am a 16 year old boy who is a beginner voice actor, if you can call me a beginner, Ive practiced voice acting for 2 years now but have never really gotten around to recording it , just doing it for fun and stuff like that until I realized that I LOVE how it sounds and its fun, I personally think Im pr…
Reddit · 28 Jul 2019
So, I’m complaining about having too much to do. Roll your eyes, then please give me some advice. I’m working on three projects at the moment - I’m not a professional actor, but it’s my passion. I’ve been cast in two community theatre plays and a short film. I’m finding it hard to manage character study and learning li…
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
If interested, message or email deadbeatsummermovie@gmail.com for more details, including set time, Thanks! Female Student #1 Short Film ,Female, 20-27yrs old, Redlands/Inland Empire, California Needed on Sunday July 26th 2019, Compensation: Non-Paying,Non-Union + Food will be available character breakdown:typical acad…
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
Hello! I'm pretty new to AA and I just submitted for a role without a reel and my resume is not the best either... How long do is it usually take for a casting director to email you sides if you're chosen?
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
I’m wondering how to become an actor on Lambda grades, I got to grade 7 when I was younger
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
Hey everyone, throwaway account. I am from the UK and I’m planning to move to London this autumn to pursue my acting career. I’m 21 and have done amateur theatre & student films for a while now, and I just graduated university reading English & Drama. Other actors my age seem to have made it without going to drama scho…
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
Anyone get emails from a production company called Holy Grail Productions? They are promising $5k for a commercial shoot and told me I “booked” something from them just finding my info on actors access. It seems sketchy af and is written absurdly, but so far they haven’t asked for any social security or other scammy in…
Reddit · 27 Jul 2019
[https://youtu.be/jgDOQsTHNi8](https://youtu.be/jgDOQsTHNi8)
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
We all know, to make it, you have to be a hard working. meaning cosntant auditions, networking, etc.. but lets talk about the SKILL of acting. ​ How much of that is hard work vs natural skills like charisma, empathy, etc...? ​ Can you guys give me detailed idea of how much hard work can help you improve y…
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
Hey, so this is going to be long since I’d like to include as much about myself as possible for a better look at my situation from the outside. I’ve posted the story to another performing arts sub, but I really hope I can find more answers in this friendly subreddit (if even appropriate to post in) as well. Allow me to…
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
What kind of things would you not do as an actor? For example I would never do reality tv
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
hey guys, am very curious about how actors secure meetings with major or very known acting agencies, does any one know?
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
Hello hello! I started acting officially about a month ago in **Atlanta** by taking theater, voiceover, and on screen acting classes at local studios. I am currently in the process of building up my resume/taking headshots to start auditioning! **My question is this: Should I go get formal, professional training?** And…
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
Hello, Im finally getting over myself and reading PRACTICAL HANDBOOK FOR THE ACTOR, It's so easy and real. I wish I wasn't so wrapped up in my own self to wait this long! Has anyone taken any classes at the Atlantic??
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
Hello everyone! I need to write a cover letter in order to apply for a performing award open to beginners from all background. (in my case I come from a film technology course). The cover letter is the only the first stage. The selected few will be inviting to an audition, and from there the single chosen actor will wi…
Reddit · 26 Jul 2019
I'm making a movie I need voice actor. Details: I need a narrator for the trailer. I dont have money but instead in the credits of the film I will make a specific part for you with your social media and shit if you want.
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
TL;DR - new to VA directing. Need advice. ​ Hello lovely actors, I'm in a bit of a strange spot and I'd love input from you. ​ Long story short: I work for a small team on a tight budget making a short/proof of concept. Since I wrote/developed most of this project I've been volen-told to voice direct. I'v…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
Salutations! For a long time, I have been told I should go into voice acting because my voice is naturally calming and smooth. I have always thought my voice was monotone at best but I digress. I work in an environment in which I answer the phones a lot and I have been told from professional voice actors who have calle…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
I feel like I'm not getting what I want to learn from these acting classes, sure they are worth it, but I feel I'm not learning what I want to learn, and thats how to act in front of the camera. I am not a theatre actor and have 0 interest in theatre. I completed an on-camera program in my city but it was ehhh. There i…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
Co-owner of Vitamin Enriched, and we've (along with Katherine Foronjy) been in operation since 2009, and Katherine has been in the biz for over 15 years. vitaminenrichedfilms.com We cast mainly for advertisements, doing both real people and actors. I have chimed in on questions a few times, and posted a few castings on…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
Hi, my name is Kaleb Sherretz. I am the editor and creative director for a series of Fortnite YouTube channels. We do daily machinima videos with overdubbed voices. We are constantly introducing new characters to our world and find ourselves desperately needing voice actors, particularly female voices. Our typical vide…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
I get that you’re representing your brand and whatnot, but social media can be really toxic and draining at times ... do you think it’s a necessity for an actor to have? ex: Twitter, Instagram, etc.
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
I've been told all my life growing up that I should pursue acting. I've been in many school plays, every middle and high school acting class I could take, and some small church plays when I was younger. I love acting with a passion, and I've always wanted to be that big screen actor! The one that moves people to make a…
Reddit · 25 Jul 2019
I'm looking for more resources to find out about auditions, and the latest news in the acting world. I know Backstage, actors access, and playbill. Anything else i should know about?
