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Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Apr 9th

Laurette Taylor on "The Quality Most Needed"

Shoutout to /u/cryoncue for referring to this often enough to make me track it down. Some context: *this was written in 1914*. Don't forget that as you read. Some of the references and cultural things won't land as intended, but this is a full eight years...

Reddit by Deniz2323 Apr 8th

My hopeful life as an actor

First of all. I'll apologise in advance for the lengthy post, but at this point I need advice and help Since I was 5 years old I've always wanted to be an actor. At times of felt like it's futile and have tried to find other interests but I've always come...

Reddit by fvckari8 Apr 8th

How to not break character acting like my ideal self? (May be a weird question, read below)

This has nothing deeply to do with becoming an actual actor but it kind of does. Anyways, I've been trying to become my best ideal self for awhile now & I come across so many videos that say "act like your ideal self to become them“, "create an alter ego...

Reddit by Single-Character-434 Apr 8th

are you ever given less than an hours notice for an in-person audition? (toronto)

I live almost an hour (max.with traffic) outside of Toronto and was thinking of moving right downtown to be within walking distance of the major casting houses. But I am now thinking otherwise because I would have to give up my car to afford the rent in...

Reddit by RenB97 Apr 8th

event stress

I've organised a fundraising event, with comedians and actors for the 16th of April. I'm getting super stressed that not enough people are going to turn up. How do I spread the word and get people to come?

Reddit by ywayne Apr 8th

Took some new actor pictures of myself, wanted to share with you guys

Reddit by waynegrundy Apr 8th

Agencies (Los Angeles)

What's up! ​ Feel free to DM me if you'd prefer that over commenting. I'm just trying to get some intel on some of the agencies that I've had meetings with recently since I'm shopping around. I find it's hard to know as an actor what they're like to...

Reddit by ZealousidealFront560 Apr 8th

I got a part! (but have no training)

I stumbled into having a small role in a local film (two minutes of screen time and two short lines.) I am not an actor and haven't done anything like this since school plays. Is there anything I should know about being on camera or acting in general? Any...

Reddit by ParticularPaper6095 Apr 8th

Booked 2 projects from 1 callback!

A few weeks ago I got a chemistry read/callback from a self tape that I messed up (I made a [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/tlln4u/i_got_a_callbackchemistry_read_with_a_messed_up/) about it). When I went to the reading the casting director...

Reddit by ViperConcord Apr 8th

Native Ukrainian language actors comfortable with war scenario context wanted, 50~ lines for $50

Regards, we are looking for male native Ukrainian-speaking actors who are comfortable with, in this climate, participating as talent in our action game voicing Ukrainian military operators. Our Ukrainian talent is unfortunately stuck under occupation and will...

Reddit by ViperConcord Apr 8th

Looking for male Arabic and Vietnamese actors

Regards, Male Arabic and Vietnamese actors wanted, 50-55 \~ lines - $50, combat game. Native only, simply read the English script in Arabic or Vietnamese and export the files as per our instruction. Ad lib encouraged, usage will be across multiple factions...

Reddit by artiboi_navarro Apr 8th

$5 Fem voice for Superman fan film animation

I’m looking for someone to play Lois Lane for my fan film “Superman: Fortress.” She has three scenes, but I’ll link the script bellow, it’s only 7 pages. I’m looking for someone who sounds mature, witty, feminine, perhaps a bit arrogant but only because you...

Reddit by Strict_Carpenter_661 Apr 8th

Feeling demotivated

Hi everyone, I recently auditioned for a few a few acting jobs that I really wanted. I put a lot of time and effort into it & personally thought I did good but I guess the casting director thought otherwise. This has been ongoing for a while now and made me...

Reddit by AutoModerator Apr 7th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by kira_bakapot Apr 7th

how to be on character when it pokes at your biggest insecurities

I'm not an actor, I'm a singer and have to sing the song from Chicago by the Velma character. I have to act out a performance of a sexy, flirty e charismatic character.... I'm a big curvy girl insecure in my body, this is the worst CH I could ever do. The...

Reddit by oriisdead Apr 7th

Is backstage legit?

I’ve always wanted to act, and I actually consider myself pretty good at it (I know so do most people who want to be actors). Anyways, is backstage a good place to find auditions/extras jobs to start gaining experience?

Reddit by SpelingBeeLoser Apr 7th

Supposed to be the busiest time for me - but I'm getting nothing.

I'm Sag-E and repped by a really great agency in Houston, Tx. In the past, I've gotten to audition for some amazing projects! Co-star, Recurring, Leads - you name it! But since Covid, the auditions have dropped dramatically despite me seeing other actors in...

Reddit by JayJax_23 Apr 7th

What skills does a movie actor have that many TV actors lack?

I’m curious because I hear and see it mentioned quite often that TV actors can’t transition to film well because they lack the skills to act in flim. Although there have been several cases of actors who started on TV shows and became successful on the big...

Reddit by MaveInfinite Apr 7th

anyone here love the chase of it all?

When it comes to acting, I just love the chase. I never in a million years saw myself in that acting waiting room getting ready to pour my soul out. I basically didn't know what I wanted to do till I turned 19. I just had a love for tv and movies. I have...

Reddit by mpchop Apr 7th

Uta Hagen’s A Challenge for the Actor

So I’m a junior in HS and I’m currently taking a musical theatre class and learning more about theatre as an art form, and truly living up to my theatre kid potential. I asked my teacher if I could borrow Uta Hagen’s A Challenge For the Actor. He said I could...