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Reddit
by GeeOKeem
Jul 9th
Im personally not a big fan of method acting but it seems to be the most mainstream technique, is there any other useful techniques? Of so would you mind sharing what exactly they might entail?
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by Jeff C. Zarinelli
Jul 8th
At 41 years of age, I am finally realizing my passion of acting doesn't have to be a dream. All through school I was in theatre productions and student films and often asked if I would major in theater or drama. Much to my dismay, I was put off this area of...
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Reddit
by MissDramaQueen
Jul 8th
As above. Idk why. There's just not enough couple interaction like touching or kissing. It's not like I want to kiss all my handsome actors. But why do student films always feel like there's a lack of chemistry between the actors who are playing as a couple...
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Reddit
by BeamBM
Jul 8th
I am hella shy and really have never done well socially but I have always wanted to be an actor, is this possible for someone who is super shy and has mild social anxiety? And if so got any tips? Would be much appreciated BTW I’m 18 and have no experience
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Reddit
by whatislife12123
Jul 8th
nyc based actor here finally making the move to LA, pretty psyched. i'm 30 and very chill, i'll be bartending at a place in hollywood, checking out the class / workshop scene, etc. would love to live with some other actors to get a lay of the land, figured...
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Reddit
by Winniehiller
Jul 8th
As actors, we start the journey of playing a role by being given a script or perhaps just a piece of one. What is it? Just little bunches of alphabet letters, all lined up in rows. Some of them you will need to speak. Some you will need to hear and respond...
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Reddit
by TroiasAchilles
Jul 8th
Hey all, I'm a 24 year old actor from dublin Ireland. I've been Acting since I was 18 and have previously done features, shorts, theatre etc. I have a strong reel and have been signed to a big agency in london previously. However the last 1-2 years have been...
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Stage 32
by Molly Hansen
Jul 7th
Hey guys! Are there any casting directors or basically anybody, looking to cast people in a production? I’m really hoping to keep looking for auditions! It would really be helpful. I’m looking for Auditions in the NYC area! Thank You
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Stage 32
by Molly Hansen
Jul 7th
I need new professional headshot, I’ve gained a substantial amount of weight since the last time my headshots were taken! I also need help with a video reel, never had one but I heard that it helps when finding an agent and furthering my career! Photographers...
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Stage 32
by Molly Hansen
Jul 7th
I am having such a tough time trying to find an agent in New York! It’s unbelievably challenging. You know when your an actor/actress and you know your ready for the big time roles?! But you can’t get started because you can’t even find an agent? Well that’s...
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Reddit
by alienuri
Jul 7th
Director told me the shooting is one day, but they gonna have rehearsal at Park as much as possible before shoot, so actor can know the line and script. But I think it’s actor job to memorize and knowing line before the rehearsal. It’s not something go to...
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Reddit
by thulite
Jul 7th
I just graduated highschool and I’m on my way to an art school in California. I have depression and anxiety and I often overthink and it’s hard for me to figure out what I want to do in the first place. At 4 I wanted to be an actor or I wanted to model (of...
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Reddit
by TheAskRedditDude
Jul 7th
Hey there, I was wondering if I could get some advice here. I've been trying to make sure that my acting materials are all up to date, and I've noticed my reel is less than satisfactory. I want a better showcase of my acting ability, but here's the problem I...
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Reddit
by AutoModerator
Jul 7th
Please feel free to ask any question at all related to acting, no matter how simple. There will be no judgements on questions posted here. Everyone starts somewhere. So ask away!
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Reddit
by 489326843
Jul 6th
Tobey McGuire Or Topher Grace. One Could Say Tobey Because He Takes It More Simply.
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Reddit
by CommanderDJ
Jul 6th
Hi everyone! Long time lurker here, posted a few things in the weekly/daily discussions but never a full post. I have a bit of a unique situation that I’d love some insight on. So I just got cast in a theatre production at an equity theater in my region...
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Reddit
by Winniehiller
Jul 6th
One of the first questions people who are new to acting ask me (especially parents with aspiring child actors) is “How many lessons do I (or my child) need to take before I will be ready?” A similar question I am asked by people who learn that I am on set...
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Reddit
by legendary_sponge
Jul 6th
I know my agency uses Casting Workbook and Actors Access, but do you use any sites and submit yourself? I used to use Mandy when I was non-union, but it's pay-to-play now. Also, do any of you submit yourself to projects through CW and AA? Are there any sites...
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Reddit
by Winniehiller
Jul 6th
Though 9-10 months out of the year I am coaching an actor on a network tv series, during hiatus I’ve had quite a few new, young actors come to me for private lessons. It’s becoming evident to me that many of them are being taught techniques which are actually...
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Reddit
by Winniehiller
Jul 6th
Do you really want to have a career in acting? You need to take every opportunity to learn from the best and perform with the best. I must tell you, as much as your parents will object, college is not always the best place to learn to be an actor. If you want...
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