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by the_winding_way
Mar 28th
So self tapes have been around for a while now. I shot my first selfie maybe a bit over a decade ago, and it was something you did when you couldn't attend an in-person audition for whatever reason. Obviously via covid it's largely replaced in person...
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by Mysterious_Elk8691
Mar 28th
Just a general question I had since some actors are from Canada/Europe etc in the United States? Do British agencies represent Americans?
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by rijaj
Mar 28th
Hey actors of Australia! I have been offered a part scholarship to do a 9 week course with The Actor’s Pulse in Sydney (under $900). They teach the Meisner Technique and screen acting techniques. Would anyone recommend them as an acting school? Just wary of...
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by Big-Comfortable8462
Mar 28th
For context, I’m an acting student at the Lee Strasberg Institute and am nearing the end of the first year of my two year program here, and it’s been difficult for me and a lot of my peers to understand how sense memory as a technique can apply to scene work...
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by iliveandbreatheux
Mar 28th
I’ve been an actor since 2014, so over 9 years now but things didn’t really start to pick up till 2020 funny enough. I’m non union and have had a lot of “career changing almosts” but my biggest fear is I’ll never book union work. It’s incredibly depressing to...
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by mydixxxierectt
Mar 28th
I’m talking Soon as I get the email I’m on my way to your crib immediately this acting shit is probably the most competitive hobby ever
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by bessita
Mar 28th
I have never acted professionally, only in community theater and school productions, but it always made me so happy to go up on stage and lose myself to the character. The last time I was on stage was 10 years ago, but it was a very positive experience. High...
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by bustergaming777
Mar 28th
So I mainly work on screen and I’m registered in the UK with equity and all profiles like spotlight in my stage name but there is an actor in the US who mainly works on musicals/singing with the same name as me. Will this be a problem ?
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by IForgetHowToRead
Mar 28th
Considering the slump in acting jobs at the moment and the oncoming recession we're heading into (or are currently in), where do you see the industry for actors such as yourselves being in five years time? Back to normal? Better than pre-pandemic? I know...
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by bowlmanfan
Mar 28th
Hope this doesn't sound like a dumb question. I mean I was curious if it is still possible without a formal degree other than high school.
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by MCKtheMan
Mar 28th
I have a theatre background and while I've gotten a good handful of roles in film, a TV credit and a national commercial under my belt, I'm realizing how much of my theatre days I haven't left behind. I have a naturally loud voice (partly because of my...
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by Fabulous-Courage-273
Mar 28th
Hello. I’m a senior in high school, and I just got into NYU’s acting program for the fall of 2023. I’m going to be completely honest, I didn’t expect to get in. The acceptance rate this year was like 8% just for academics. I applied on a dream, and I was...
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by cranekicked
Mar 28th
Casting director Erica S Bream tweets: > Actors, in case you need someone to say it: > >Yes, it's far quieter than normal right now. No, it's not just you. And yes, it's been this way for a few months now. > >Take a breath. Don't make any rash decisions re...
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by ActingGabriel
Mar 28th
I'm with a pretty small agency, where it's feasible for one agent to keep every actor in mind - their profile, preferences, quirks, etc. How do agencies with 100s of actors do it? Do they split actors between a handful of agents, so that each agent represents...
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by Zestyclose_Gate_9688
Mar 27th
Dear actors and actress of reddit. What were some of your first roles?
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by love_acting99
Mar 27th
I read an article about how film/theatre were more prestigious than TV (or any other combination they could think of), and I hated the way of thinking. How can you compare them when at the core, essentially, they are all the same thing (acting)? That's why...
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by CuttlefishWarrior
Mar 27th
(Sorry if this is the wrong flair, I wasn't sure which I should use.) Hey there, folks! I'm a high school junior amateur working on my demo reel right now. I've done theatre for all of high school, and it's my dream to do voice work as a career. Problem. I'm...
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by CreepyKaiYay
Mar 27th
I've been taking an on-camera class for Film & TV for the last year and my teacher has emphasized that scene study should not be the focus, but rather creating character first. Character is the #1 thing that as actors, we need to focus on creating. It's the...
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by briancalpaca
Mar 27th
not the show you most want to appear on, but the show that if you know you make it through their casting process, it says something about you as an actor?
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by Proof-Pollution454
Mar 27th
As an actor who is currently finalizing their materials to make sure they stand out professional and show great acting capabilities, it pisses me off how filmmakers fail to communicate with the cast and crew on how on the cast and crew on how their project is...
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