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Reddit · 19 Feb 2019
I’m currently in high school and want to be an actress when I get older. What are some tips to get started now? I don’t have the option to take a drama class or be in a school play because I’m in cyber school. I’m going to audition for the next production at my local community theater and I’ve been reading acting books…
Reddit · 19 Feb 2019
Hi peers, I'm an LA-based SAG-AFTR actor that recently booked a commercial and was replaced last minute because "They love you and definitely want to work with you, but the client changed their mind and think you're a tad bit too young for the role" -manager's words. Is this common? Can I ask to still get paid for the…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
​ https://i.redd.it/lux9wvgfs8h21.jpg Last Act Studio is a performing arts studio located in Anaheim, CA. The studio caters specifically to acting, theater, vocals, and dance lessons. We also offer several other in house services such as: actor headshots, self tape auditions, and custom scenes for an actor's ree…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
My struggle is that here in the southeast, mainly Atlanta, there is a lot of work. My agent doesn’t seem to be submitting me to much other than commercial work, which I am also not booking much of. Even bigger, I submit myself on actors access nearly every day. But the casting calls are nearly all for heavily political…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
She says she has worked with a lot of actors/actresses, but they barely mention her or not mention her at all. ​ ​ Like here: [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/a014f2cd8625f8f6d96b39eb1/files/9511a3c5-ed39-4448-b6a1-b080693d6a26/Ivana\_Chubbuck\_masterclass\_Match\_2019\_invitation.pdf](https://gallery.mailc…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
Howdy all, ​ So in 2017, I worked in a film school in London, and would notice that some of the actors taking courses there would put up a small poster in the cafeteria advertising themselves. I've kept a few of my contacts at the film school and they'll allow me to put my poster up on there, so I wanted to ask…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
I produced/acted in a SAG Short Project Agreement with a budget around $500. This agreement doesn't accept Taft-Hartley's, so I assumed I couldn't join through it. SAG doesn't make it transparent online that, since this contract covers all performers, non-union actors who worked a principal role have proof of employmen…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
I just got rejected from UChicago, my dream school, which means there is a high likelihood I'll be heading over to the College of St. Rose. I know that at this time they don't have any acting majors, so I will most likely be doing communications with a focus in film. That being said, are there many stage or film opport…
Reddit · 18 Feb 2019
I see well-known actors having multiple talent agents and managers all the time. Is that something that actors do even while starting out? If there are multiple agents and/or managers willing to represent you, do you go ahead with that? Usually, they charge 10% of the project they brought to you, right? Also what's the…
Reddit · 17 Feb 2019
Hello, my name is Ashe. I have participated in intensive acting classes and workshops for around four years now. I typically perform in three or four different shows a year, each of them running four performances. I have participated in JTF west, a theater competition, and was part of a group who placed for multiple aw…
Reddit · 17 Feb 2019
Escrow-nodes ensure the integrity of a trade between parties. Escrow nodes are secured by PFR tokens, meaning every decision in the ecosystem is ensured by value and is performed by a real person. When this is combined with an Escrow rating system it further supports its ability to rid the platform of bad actors. Websi…
Reddit · 17 Feb 2019
Hi all, I'm an actor (not a famous one). I have moved to UK - London last summer. I have very close friends here. We are also neighbour. I have got a casting 3 months ago. Last month i was accepted. The problem is the sex scene and worse part is my co-star is my friend's wife (also my friend). We know each other for ye…
Reddit · 17 Feb 2019
Please bear with the long post. I am a writer. I've been in one form of writing or the other for the past 8 years now, be it advertising or currently, film-making. But an epiphany hit me about 5 years ago, which I've just been trying to avoid for so long: Acting is a life-skill. And I don't have it. No, I am not being…
Reddit · 17 Feb 2019
Hi! I‘m an actor getting started in my career one year out of BFA from a top musical theatre school in the northeast. A lot of my professional work after graduation has been on-camera and I’m interested in pursuing both theatre and screen acting. I got married this year and my husband is hoping to go to FSU for grad sc…
Reddit · 16 Feb 2019
I recently saw on social media that a huge TV show was filming in my area. I realized that I was actually asked by a casting agency if I was available to work on this show (I only realized after seeing the post) but decided not to do it because it was background work and I'm not sure if I can gain anything further from…
Reddit · 16 Feb 2019
There are a lot of podcasts out there, but none of them are really geared towards highlighting the rising stars who are grinding their way to the top. That's what my podcast "Slate Your Name" does, by interviewing aspiring actors and musicians, while working in interviews with professionals working in the field. Check…
Reddit · 16 Feb 2019
Hello! I've gotten a role for my first play ever. It's at my school, so it's not the most professional. I'm not super picky with roles. There was one role I really wanted. We'll call this role S. S was a main role. She was smart and funny. One of my friends wanted to smaller roles, F and T. It turns out that I got F an…
Reddit · 16 Feb 2019
Hey everyone! I hope you are well. I have always dreamed of being a voice actor. Unfortunately, to dream is one thing. To have the talent for it, is another totally different story. I have the advantage of speaking several languages and having varied demos, studio-recorded. Would anyone be so kind as to check their qua…
Backstage · 15 Feb 2019
Not sure if this is the right space for this but can't help but think that there might be many like-minded folks here! Theatre. Immersion. Education. (T.I.E.) will be in New York, Atlanta, Miami, Tampa, and Chicago between June & December 2019. With a 24-hour theatre workshop as its core,...
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
Hello my fellow actors. I am posting this from a bit of a vulnerable place, so I am hoping to get some empathetic responses. I am playing a lead in a play right now who is dying. It’s a dark comedy, emphasis on the dark. The death happens onstage in a non-sensationalized, un-cliche way, but the build up is intense (lot…
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
I’ve asked to meet with him and he said he’s “too busy right now”- makes sense, it is pilot season, but he did have time to sit and chat for an hour with myself and a friend of mine who is also on his roster but is in another league (multiple series regulars on her resume). I wouldn’t be too concerned about this, excep…
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
So we've looked around and around some more and haven't quite found anyone who's doing what we're doing, and we're posting here to see if we can connect with likeminded individuals! We've done several live performances, find it hilarious to go out and public and be completely ridiculous and foolish. We have fun pushing…
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
I’ve been accepted into both courses. I do believe I would have more fun doing the MT course but I want to be taken seriously as an actress. I’ve heard a lot of MT student complain that they haven’t been taken as seriously as people who took the acting course. After my 2 year course, I would be going to a drama school…
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
I'm getting ready to move back to the United States after finishing my MFA in the UK. I've been away for awhile so I need some help. Aside from NYC and LA, what are the cities actors are actually making livings in these days? Just want to see what my options are, if any. Thanks!
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
Location: Brooklyn, NYC Type: Film / Stage / Audiobook hybrid Pay: rates starting at $20/hr (or per finished hour as appropriate) Seeking local talent for ongoing work. Must be local to the NYC area, and able to work 3-6 hrs per week in studio located in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. First round audition would be either a submi…
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
I'm a 6'6" 42 year old guy. My playing age is a lot younger (no kids, don't go in the sun!). But I've 'lost' a few roles cause I'm too tall. Can other tall actors tell me that it gets better :) Just having a down day. I'll be fine tomorrow, bit would love to know I'm not alone.
Reddit · 15 Feb 2019
I have accounts on Behind the Voice Actors, Casting Call Club, ACX and Voices.com. Is there anywhere else that I can go? I'm very new to this game so I'm trying to get myself out there as much as possible. I'm also willing to do unpaid work. I'd appreciate any help on this. Thanks.
Reddit · 14 Feb 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 · 14 Feb 2019
I’m sure most of you want to focus on your own work and don’t to think about Leonardo DiCaprio, but I need an actor’s mindset on this so please humour me briefly. He was last in a movie in 2015 (The Revenant) and has just finished shooting his first movie since then (Once Upon A Time In Hollywood). Part of me’s scared…
Reddit · 14 Feb 2019
Hi! I’m a Brit living and working in NY. A friend in the U.K. works for an agency who may be interested in repping me for some of the US roles that get sent their way. I’m presently looking for an agent in NY. So my question is about conflicts. Is it OK to have an agent in the U.K. AND an agent in NY who would both be…
Reddit · 14 Feb 2019
Looking for info on actor training programs that don’t take place in the us/uk/or Europe, possibly in Asia or Africa or South America?
Reddit · 14 Feb 2019
I'm looking for a female voice actor for a new brand video my company is producing for a College in my area. Not sure if this is allowed but I thought I would check here.
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Anyone have any experiences/reviews/thoughts on this studio?
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
I have an audition this week at Hollywood Casting and Film studio here in LA. I always try to google the audition place, so I can see the street parking situation ahead of time. I found out that Hollywood Casting and Film lets casting directors use their casting rooms for free, in exchange to calling in 4 of the actors…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Hey all! I’m a 22 year old actor who is a bit stumped when it comes to what would be the best way to set a professional look for myself, without being over the top. e.g 3 piece suits dressed to the 9’s I more or less have a picture in my head, of what would be a good professional look for me. I don’t know if this is an…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Or those who went without being prepared, how easy was it to hitchhike home?
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
I have a resume and headshots on actors access and I'm ready to start submitting for auditions, but which region do i pick? New Orleans in pretty busy with film and tv, i know a lot goes on here, but im not seeing anything on actors access. What gives? My region is set to southeast, and im not seeing anything in new or…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Hey everyone, first time lurker long time poster here. I’ve been taking a Meisner technique class from a reputable teacher who studied with Sandy Meisner but for the first time in my career I feel absolutely lost. I’ve always been a naturalistic actor and very comfortable with myself on stage, and i usually get good fe…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Hey all, ​ I tend to frequent the VO boards on reddit for the most part, but I feel like the folks over here at /r/acting might give me a fresh perspective on things. I've been signed with an agency for about 9 months now doing only voice over work, with the hope of expanding into on camera work once I have a vi…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Hey there VoiceActing Reddit! This is my first time posting here. I've been looking all over the internet from Fiverr and Upwork and message boards to find a voice actor but now I'm trying Reddit. I am producing an audiobook for a novella in a fantasy world, one character having a Jamaican dialect and all the others ha…
Reddit · 13 Feb 2019
Hello, voice actors/actresses of this subreddit! First ever post on this subreddit.I am new to the voice acting scene with my first role being a narrator for a project my bestfriend was planning. I'm 16 and some people say that my voice makes me sound like I'm 22. I'm a little bit flattered to be honest when people say…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
I was wondering if some of the older actors here could say how their first year in the business went. And I mean the first year you decided to act even if you had another career. I'm kind of near the end of my first year in the industry (graduated college last year) and feel like even though I was busy and didn't do en…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
I just asked one of my professors from school who was super supportive and encouraging of my talents while I was there. They gave me amazing advice and one day, we talked for an hour about the industry, my place in it, and what I should be doing now to get to where I want to be. It was SUCH a helpful conversation and I…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
I'm just a regular person (not an actor) who is a Game Master for a table top roll playing game. I have a character in my story who I disagree with in every way. However, I have to speak and make decisions as if I were this character. How do you do this when you are unable to empathize at all with the hopes, dreams or…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
i feel i’ve been benefiting somewhat by studying the way characters interact, etc when watching movies. do people do this to learn?
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
Hey, I'm just starting out with acting. I just wanted to ask if you're supposed to put your screen name on your actor cv? Thank you!
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
As I write, I find myself bolding things for emphasis. It just now occurs to me that you probably would do a better job interpreting the work on your own. What do you think? Would you read this and be like, "Don't tell me how to do my job, dork"? ​ [https://imgur.com/a/z2jOITq](https://imgur.com/a/z2jOITq)
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
So I've always wanted to be an actress since I was a kid, and after moving out I decided to drop out of school to follow my passion. I have yet to get into the union or get an agent, but I was wondering if theres anyone in Toronto with a similarish situation wanting to practice with someone. Let me if you have any tips…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
Hi ladies and gents of r/acting, this is a throwaway account. Earlier this evening I seemed to have received a ‘day one of five’ email from Valorie Hubbard with Actors Fast Track at the bottom. I was wondering if anyone else has received anything like this? I’m guessing I’ve signed up to some sort of mailing list betwe…
Reddit · 12 Feb 2019
Hey guys. So I've had this idea lingering for a few days that I'm still working on but I thought I'd try to find intrest. So lately I've been trying to find local improv classes to improve skills. And it's a struggle either no where is doing one , or it's only for a week on next July. I'm struggling to connect to any l…
