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Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
So it's my hubby's (who is in training to be a voice actor) birthday coming up and I'm planning on doing a DnD session for him. I've been practicing doing voices in secret when he's at work but I have so much trouble holding the voice when I have to speak for a long time. I'm also female and would love some tips on mak…
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
To audition feel free to message me, it’s a comedy show.
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
Frankly, I love how superstitious actors can be. Our habits and rituals all tell a great shared history. What are your favorites? What are superstitions/little rituals you think are lesser known, or more local? Got any ghost stories? My favorite popular superstition is to always leave a light on, eg the ghost light. On…
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
Hello! I am not an actor whatsoever but a friend from college, who runs a production company, messaged me and my boyfriend about small, non speaking roles in a feature film. We figured why not, and are getting paid! She said it would shoot in the evening, and gave us the date. Now, I don’t know much at all about the fi…
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
Hi I am 12 years oldand want to become an acotr. I am based in the middle of nowhere (WV) and have 0 experience. I was thinking about taking classes. How can I become an actor without an agent (at least for now) and being based faraway with 0 experience?
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
I dream of acting from time to time. It started off when I watched Captain Marvel behind the scenes and I thought, this field might be fun, wearing costumes, hanging you on ropes across a green screen and doing stunts. If I was that interested, I might take a 6 month training program after I finish college. My college…
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
Ok so I need help I’m not local to NY or LA or any of that but I’m a beginning actor and need help I was wondering if an acting manager & agent need to be local please help!
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
The question in the title says it all : )
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
Can you share your experiences with Actors Connection and if you were able to get a callback with an agent, CD or manager?
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
I F15 have a strong desire to start acting/decode an actress. I have questions on how to get into acting. I believe better than never is best but i’m homeschooled so i can’t do theatre at school and there’s no acting opportunities where I live. What would you recommend for me to do/recommend go get into acting
Reddit · 19 Jul 2022
I just want to hear what people wish they were doing and if they have any plans for it. Myself, I have about three things that are always on my mind. 1. Making a short film and submitting it to festivals. I swear, there is nothing harder than making something from nothing. Even getting a small team to come together is…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
I'll be staying around Venice (LA) next month and I thought it would be a fun thing to do to be an extra on anything that's going on at the time, or even audition for something that would take a day or a few days to film. I'm not an actor, btw. However, I probably cannot legally work there as I'm a resident of the UK a…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
I’d like to start my acting career but i’m from the caribbean. Any tips on how to get roles abroad? is it necessary that i move?
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
# I was hired to do a redesign of an actor's website (on Weebly which I wouldn't have chosen but it's what it's) and it's working perfectly on desktop and mobile but is getting 404 on mobile. I can design things well from a visual point of view but I'm trash at troubleshooting problems like this. SSL is enabled. Any tr…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
If you've had an experience with any of the photogs belows or own a recommendation for a different one, please let me know, thanks! Budget: Preferably $300 or less for at least 2 looks. Ones I've found that seem decent: - [The Light Committee](https://headshots.thelightcommittee.com/actor-los-angeles/) - [Marc Cartwrig…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
Hi, I’m a teenager (15) and really interested in acting. I don’t know if I’d be a good actor though, or if it’s even worth trying. I have scars on my arms and thighs and I’m worried that if I tried to audition for anything I will be shamed and pushed aside. Is it worth trying ? Does anyone else have experience with som…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
hi! i recently got a message back from the director of a short film about ballet to film an acting and dancing self tape. the problem is-- i'm not sure what should be in my ballet self tape. should i record barre work, center, turns, a combination? actors who are also dancers, please help me out!!
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
Hi, I’m a teen actor who lives in Ohio. I have done theatre and chorus but not any on screen acting. I am looking for a way to get an agent, however, I do not live in a main state. Does anyone have any advice for me? Chicago is only 4 hours away, so maybe doing mainly online with an agent is my best bet. Please let me…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
LA actor here, but looking to go to NYC for a couple months this Fall. I have rep in NY, but my main purpose is to work on the craft a bit. In-person acting classes in LA still don’t seem to exist since COVID- unless you want to get into an entire program. Being cooped up for so long, I feel more in my head that in my…
Reddit · 18 Jul 2022
I want to be an actor but I’m afraid of failing as one and disappointing people who support me. I never told anyone I wanted to be an actor since Im afraid to. I want to be in movies and shows. I want to be part of a cast, I enjoy acting. I just don’t know what to do, I don’t know why I went straight to Reddit. I tried…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
I am applying as a scare actor in an amusement park for the second year. Last year I worked in a haunted house but returners can choose other positions, and two of them are 'mingling role' and 'improvising role'. Both of these are different from the 'haunted house actor' role I had last year and I assume they'll work o…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
I’m starting a new job as a HS theater teacher in August. I’ve got about 20 years of experience as an actor, but haven’t taught on this level before. I know all the usual exercises and games: was hoping Reddit could throw me a few I hadn’t heard of/thought of before. I’ll mostly be teaching 14-15 year olds, and teachin…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
I want to be an actor one day but it’s very easy for me to start sweating profusely with any level of activity (genetics thing.. been that way since a kid), and I was wondering if this was possibly a semi-common problem with actors that may get medicated or take supplements for it
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
It's not a businesses or anything, and I'm definitely not selling anything. I just wanted to say I did this a few times, and I had a lot of fun. https://actorsassembly.com I am copying and pasting from what I saw on FB here: >Any actors looking to get more practice in without paying for an extra acting class? > >Actors…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
So me and my sister were both cast last minute for an over night shoot or a feature film. We were cast as featured extras where we get kicked out of a bar. The only thing is that we were the only “extras” and we are in a scene with the starring actor. He speaks to us and then we leave the scene running, but we are in a…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
Hi, i'm not american but i speak fluent english with a nornal american accent, i'm in my late 20's and it was always the "dream" like many people to become an actor (specifically in america/hollywood etc), now my current job/background academics aren't in acting at all, but i think i can act and i've even wrote before…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
Do actors voice all the characters or read only the lines for the character they're submitting for?
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
hello! I am getting into acting and was wondering about jobs/gigs on Actors Access, Backstage, LA casting, etc ​ will some companies find me and reach out to me if they like my profile, or do I need to continually submit myself for roles? ​ I get sent lots of "extra" gigs on central casting, but I wasn't…
Reddit · 17 Jul 2022
I’m just curious to know what are the odds that an actor stars in a leading role in a major role as their first movie ?
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
so i just watched stranger things and just finished it awhile ago. and for some reason, im kinda inspired to also be an actor. like its cool being in a movie/series and people love it and it looks fun to be on set and meet new people. but, im kinda curious, can you learn how to act without going to acting school? i mea…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
When an actor is improving for a scene, do they have to ask the director to improv, or can they do it without verification?
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
We're both Asian American actors and I've noticed that she would get the roles that I would audition for all the time. I know I shouldn't compare but its hard not too...
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
I am trying all types of tips and tricks to calm my nerves but I can’t seem to truly get to a calm state and I feel like it’s affecting my work. I keep letting my anxiety get the best of me and I don’t feel like I’m giving my best performance because I’m too busy trying not look/sound nervous…. Any advice?
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
Hi. A few months ago I applied to Uarts for acting and I was rejected. My grades are great and my audition went well (so I thought). They obviously don’t give you any reasons why but I think it is because I did not have much acting experience. Is it worth it to try and reapply the next semester? I am currently at a uni…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
Hey guys! I’ve been an actor for some years now, went to college for it and everything, so I’m no noob, but I’ve always struggled with finding monologues for auditions. Now I know how to find just A Monologue, but I want something I can resonate/connect with, something personal. So, if anyone’s willing to give recommen…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
1. So you get money when your film/tv show is sold or screened. Is that everyone, even the extras or just the stars/regulars? 2. Is it forever and does it increase or decrease over time? If the actor dies does their family inherit these payments? 3. As a regular on a show, does your pay automatically increase over time…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
I (22f) am a professional actor who has been acting for over 14 years and teaching for roughly 3 years. I'm currently teaching a few classes at a rate of $25AUD an hour. I've been offered $50 an hour by another institution (with the potential of growth depending on performance) but due to distance it wouldn't be worthw…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
Question: how do I get to dip my toes in the world of directing? Who do I connect with? Thanks in advance!
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
Currently during this summer, I have been watching many tv shows and movies and got me thinking about if it is possible for a visible sikh male to become an actor in Hollywood in any role such as the lead or a supporting character. I know having a turban is a big hurdle to overcome to becoming an actor in Hollywood, bu…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
Posting here because the forum for the dreaded Weebly is a little dead. I was hired to do a redesign of an actor's website (on Weebly which I wouldn't have chosen but it's what it's) and it's working perfectly on desktop and mobile but is getting 404 on mobile. I can design things well from a visual point of view but I…
Reddit · 16 Jul 2022
I want to become a child actor. I live in Montana. Want to act for Netflix. Don't know how it'll affect my life. I also don't want people to be jealous of me. I have friends and I would call myself pretty athletic. How would acting affect my life?
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
I'm based in Toronto and an ACTRA Apprentice member. I'm in the process of submitting to principal agents, but I've also found myself in a situation where I'm looking for flexible employment. I figured, since I'm union, the rates for background performers are pretty decent, so I was thinking about doing that for a bit…
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Hello, all. I'm not actor but I do have to push my voice at work all day, every day. I talk to elderly people on the phone who are hard of hearing, and by the end of my shift my voice is tired and the area around my upper chest is sore. Any advice, I would greatly appreciate. Thank you all!
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Hello everyone, I've been doing sa work now for a year and have loved every minute of it, however I want to progress into bigger roles, the only issue is I have no money, I have no drama or acting qualifications and I also don't really know what to do next, any help is greatly appreciated
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Hello, all. I'm not a voice actor but my job entails I talk to the elderly on the phone all day, every day. Most of them are hard of hearing. By the end of my shift, my voice feels tired and my throat and upper chest area - around my clavicles - feel sore. I'd appreciate any advice you can give me to prevent this and g…
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Hi! Using a throwaway account. I need your guys advice and perspective. My girlfriend has been offered a roll in a theatre play. It is a relatively small production but still a big step up from her normal "semi-professional" theatre performances. The play is about a (straight)couple living apart during covid lockdown,…
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Need someone to call me and pretend to be my parents to get me out of plans I don’t want to do tonight any takers?
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
Hey guys I’m 19 and have just started to try voice acting on Fiverr slowly starting my career. I’m starting to get down when looking at already established voice actors in their 30s or 40s since they’re so far ahead of me. I know I shouldn’t compare because of the massive age difference but I can’t help it. I want to b…
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
I grew up in the South in an area where no one ever left their hometown, and as a result went to my BFA program and MFA programs without any real connections (other than to the acting professors I worked under). Despite being told by my mentors I'm just as likely as anybody else to get cast, I just simply don't believe…
Reddit · 15 Jul 2022
I understand that very few people make a living as an actor. I looked it up and sources say only 2% of actors actually make a living. My goal is to make a living off of acting. I’m not saying I want to be the next tom cruise, but I do want to be able to support myself enough to the point where I do not have to do side…
