Actor’s Forum

The feed

Everything, newest first

21,089 posts. Every one links back to the thread on the forum that hosts it.

All forums 21,089 Reddit 18,146 Backstage 508 Stage 32 2,121 Karmalicity 314
  1. Reddit by DryDistributionBlue Aug 26th

    [Immediate] looking for a black female voice with a wild west soulful drawl (for serial killer 137 year old seductive woman) This is for a small project, and I'm looking for someome for this role immediately. The deadline is tomorrow $25

    I am looking for a black female actor that can do a black wild west soulful voice for a 137 year old seductive serial killer. The pay is 25 since the role is so small, but for a big project I fund entirely myself. Deadline is tomorrow.

    Read it on Reddit
  2. Reddit by yourfather1974 Aug 26th

    Will agents take me in as their client?

    Hi guys, so I’ve got a few screen credits now and I’m looking to get an agent. My problem is, I’m an international student in Australia so my legal work hours are limited to 24hours per week. Now because of that, I’m thinking that it just doesn’t make sense...

    Read it on Reddit
  3. Reddit by cinephile21 Aug 26th

    Networking question — would this be weird?

    About five years ago, I got the WhatsApp number of a very busy dubbing director because I was trying to get an interview with him for a project I was working on. We exchanged a few messages, but the project ended up never being picked up, and we haven't...

    Read it on Reddit
  4. Reddit by Sad_Raspberry_638 Aug 26th

    Book Recommendations?

    does anyone have any recommendations for good books for actors to hone their craft? ideally it would be something that isn’t a memoir or a reflective piece, i’m looking more practical advice about the art of acting, not just the experience of being an actor...

    Read it on Reddit
  6. Reddit by Blank_Clef Aug 26th

    Knowing who you are as an actor

    The actors I am most envious of are the ones who seem to know exactly who they are and how that fits the character they play. In a way it’s kind of like knowing your “type” but they seem to have this ineffable sense of self-knowledge and confidence in their...

    Read it on Reddit
  13. Reddit by IndependentThin5685 Aug 25th

    Shooting location hosts’ biggest concerns?

    I searched for find a sub for directors, but I don’t see any. Can anyone help me understand what an average person’s concerns like me about letting a tv pilot shoot in their living room? There are some actors in the scene, so that’s definitely a lot. Stuff...

    Read it on Reddit
  14. Reddit by Independent-File-341 Aug 25th

    First time poster and new actor

    Hello! I’m pretty new to acting in general (took a class my senior year of college, loved it, got a small part in a student film, tried doing other things while getting ready for my masters program but got overwhelmed and just decided to focus on school) but...

    Read it on Reddit
  15. Reddit by StMesserII Aug 25th

    I need some serious help

    Ok.... For some context, I started my voice-over journey in early 2016. Since then, I’ve taken classes with agents and well-known working voice actors, spent nearly five years studying theater, and even went through speech therapy to improve my delivery and...

    Read it on Reddit
  18. Reddit by Galoos12 Aug 25th

    I am

    I sm a talented actor who has never been able to perform without “help” to address debilitating stage fright. 30 years of therapy, neuro feedback, alcohol cigarettes, hypnosis, beta blockers which don’t help with the psychological aspects, anti depressants...

    Read it on Reddit
  19. Reddit by sOcCeRQueen21 Aug 25th

    AI Workflows/Assistance on SAG Projects

    I've been seeing notices more frequently in SAG auditions of productions using "AI Workflows" and/or "LED Walls/AI-assisted VFX" with traditional filming of the actors. I'm kind of confused on what this actually means and torn on how we should feel as actors...

    Read it on Reddit