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Reddit by Impossible-Wind-987 Sep 27th

Call times and the actor

i know it’s better to arrive early on set rather then on time. How early should i arrive, i fear that i’ll arrive way to early before crew gets there.

Reddit by FerrariCar12345 Sep 27th

Would you work on a one-man crew film?

Coming from a filmmaker. I'm making a short film, and I do not have a crew. The reasons are a mix of the film being a conversational piece and the fact that part of the project assignment (this is for film school) is that I cannot have a big crew. I need to...

Reddit by SamuelAnonymous Sep 27th

I built this audition scene database site for actors to find, share, rate and save monologues. Contribute and get free access. An early open invite to join.

Reddit by Blueeyesindisguise Sep 27th

Who sifts through submissions first, Casting Directors or Casting Assistants?

Does anyone have insider knowledge or experience with actor submissions? Who sifts through submissions first, Casting Directors or Casting Assistants- who makes the decisions to ask for tapes?

Reddit by penguin_reddit Sep 27th

I had a one line co-star on a disney plus show - is it worth putting the clip on my Actors Access profile?

The clip is short and it's only one line, but it's one of the only legitimate professional credits (not including student film stuff) I have right now. Is it worth adding to AA?

Reddit by spacegreninja Sep 27th

Never been casted after years

For most of the past few years, i've been doing theatre. In high school, and in college, i've taken a myriad of acting classes. But no matter how many auditions I do, no matter how good, i have never ever gotten casted. I've been told many times by my...

Reddit by Globesurfer123 Sep 27th

I just feel that I'm not doing enough... is there more I can do???

I'm an actor in NYC. During the pandemic I was taking virtual acting classes, and doing workshops/seminars at various acting studios in the city. I got headshots and signed with a commercial modeling agent. I've been getting on set doing background work that...

Reddit by pbasch Sep 27th

Must an actor be a show-off?

I ask this as an older person who used to be an actor in NY in my 20s and 30s without much success. Now in my 60s I'm taking a class again, preparing to jump back in, and I'm wondering... I have a personality flaw that I'm a bit of a showoff and loudmouth. I...

Reddit by RandomGerman Sep 27th

Got hired for my first background job.

Signed up for Central Casting and got booked for my first job. Big show. Actually my favorite TV show. I almost died when I got the offer. Will be fun. I know it’s not acting but it gets me on a set and maybe make contacts or friends. Who knows. I have...

Reddit by Exotic_Reflection309 Sep 27th

Booked my first lead in a feature, SO in my head about the actual shoot…

So basically, after 5 years of trying and trying and booking a ton of random acting jobs across a bunch of different genres and budget levels, I finally booked my first lead in a feature length film. My issue is, I have gotten very comfortable crafting my...

Reddit by luisandmax007 Sep 27th

call for actors and extras film in San Diego military them apply on IG

follow on ig and dm bio and headshots male and females 18-60 actors 100-200 day rate extras credit and food [https://www.instagram.com/luisjorgerios/](https://www.instagram.com/luisjorgerios/)

Reddit by Commercial-Mix-2633 Sep 26th

The Definitive Spider-Man Voice Actor Ranking

Reddit by 416throwawayy647 Sep 26th

Toronto Actors: Compass Artist Management

This is a throwaway account, but I've been hearing a lot of horror stories about this agency withholding payment from actors. Please use this thread as a place to communicate about this situation.

Reddit by TypeAffectionate Sep 26th

Is Backstage.com legit?

I’ve heard and seen a lot about it across the internet and it’s just a bunch of job postings for actors, etc. Pretty much everyone in the entertainment industry. Has anyone used it? Is it legit?

Reddit by HappyHammy7 Sep 26th

Who is your favorite voice actor/who inspired you to pursue your interest in voice over work?

Not just limited to English VAs! All are welcome. Me personally, one Zach Aguilar. He's in a ton of stuff I'm a huge fan of (Fire Emblem, Genshin Impact, Demon Slayer, Bubble, etc.), and I always find myself watching something that has his name on it, even if...

Reddit by Elijahgarfield21 Sep 26th

I wanna be actor

I’m 17. My names elijah. I wanna get a theater degree. How does one go about life after college ?

Reddit by ImCoreyT Sep 26th

Weird Journey so far. (NO COMPLAINTS!) Any input

I have a facial difference and have been posting videos on tiktok for about a year and a half to two years about myself, my facial difference, and my opinions and daily life stuff to inspire others not to judge a book by its cover. Then as of about six months...

Reddit by GetGreenGetBaked Sep 26th

1-on-1 Acting Teachers in Toronto

For those actors in Toronto (but can be from anywhere), is there a highly rated acting teacher that provides 1-on-1 instruction?

Reddit by _99Percent Sep 26th

Is there much of an acting community in Nevada?

Originally I was going to move closer to Los Angeles for acting (right now I live about 2 hours from LA) but now im looking to move to Las Vegas for cheaper housing very soon. I’m very green but still want to pursue acting along with any PA work even though...

Reddit by An-Actual-Vampire1 Sep 26th

How should an audition reader deliver the lines?

Basically the title. I have a non-actor friend helping me be a reader for a scene. In the scene, I scare her so she is angry at me. Should the lines be delivered in a neutral tone or actually sound angry? I want to make sure it's as professional as possible.