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Reddit by ass_ociate Jul 14th

Would Drama School be considered a "waste of time" if you already have an agent?

Would Drama School be considered a "waste of time" if you already have an agent? I was fortunate enough to land an agent at a young age, which meant that I could get away with having a smaller resume than the standard. My resume only consisted of studio...

Reddit by hossbonaventure007 Jul 14th

I routinely find myself asking what makes acclaimed screen actors great so I finally had the idea of making a thread here for the best scenes and clips according to this sub

If there’s already been something like this made then I apologize and I’d gladly take a link to it and take this down I’m just trying to find some examples to learn from so if you have any clips you love of actors doing a particular thing amazingly or just...

Reddit by chrkbchrilkm Jul 14th

Acting tips

Hi, as an actor just starting out, what should I do to become better at this craft? Thanks in advance

Reddit by Tall_Product_7211 Jul 14th

Help

So my brothers a actor but he’s a beginner had a couple of student films and I wanna be an actor or teen actor and he tells me not to do it because it’s too hard. So I wanna know how teen acting is actually like

Reddit by TheeOutworlder Jul 14th

IF YOU'RE SEEING THIS , YOUR INPUT WOULD BE APPRECIATED :)

Hi to whoever may stumble on this! I'm getting closer to a new chapter in my life and would love some nuggets of knowledge or advice from this awesome subreddit! I'm a **South African** highschool student and I am currently in my matric year ( last year of...

Reddit by Clean_Ordinary_6137 Jul 14th

Putting Zoom Credits on Resume

Good evening Reddit Actors Forum, my question is as follows, is it acceptable to put Zoom acting as credits on my resume and if so, should I list them them the same as I would more traditional credits and under what heading should I put them (film, tv?)...

Reddit by CEW319 Jul 13th

Reigniting a passion for acting

Hello I hope this post doesn’t seem silly and also realize there’s probably been many similar posts asking for advice from someone in a similar standing in life. I’m a 23 year old guy that just graduated college. Ironically I am not a theater major and did...

Reddit by justintimeforstuff Jul 13th

Acting Exposure

is it possible to be a well known actor/work in bigger projects without being involved with all the corrupt-ness (for lack of a better word) of the film industry? i really love acting and ngl i kind of want to be known as a great actor (but wouldn’t want to...

Reddit by Individual_Hurry_170 Jul 13th

I want to be an actor, do these obstacles hinder my chances?

I (22F) am interested in becoming an actress. I dropped out of school to become a therapist and now I’m stuck. I have always been an artsy child but my parents always shut down whatever dreams I had which resulted in a lot of anxiety now as an adult. I am...

Reddit by lost_soul153 Jul 13th

Should I become an actor?

Hi. I’m at a point at my life where I am very uncertain as towards what I would like to do in the future. I am an incoming junior in high school in America so I feel as if I do not have much time to decide what I want to do. Back in my childhood (around 8 or...

Reddit by aeaf123 Jul 13th

Wanted to vent. Sorry

So my son, without any representation or prior acting experience self taped for an open call a year back for a lead role that quite frankly never comes around. Goes without saying that there was really no expectation going in.. Fast forward, his 7th audition...

Reddit by hoehoehoe96 Jul 13th

Stop being nervous?

I’m taking a new acting class that I really love. The problem? Every time I get on the stage, I start shaking and get nervous. I hate it so much. Because when I’m not nervous, I enjoy it so so much, and not to toot my horn but I also do a great job. So it’s...

Reddit by wineline69 Jul 13th

"actor-muso" problems

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Reddit by Euphoric-Wash-5659 Jul 13th

How do you know if you’re natural actor?

Heard an acting coach say this on a podcast and it got me thinking what separates natural actors from more technical actors (not less talented, but more training, methods, etc.).

Reddit by Royal-Ad-3535 Jul 13th

Could you ever really come back to good once playing pure evil ?

I'm getting the chance to play a certain character (pure evil, and not super villain/comic book evil, I'm talking real life evil portrayal, maximum security prison level) I have only ever been, the nice, funny, caring character. I have seen some actors who...

Reddit by JackBBSS Jul 13th

Tips about the memories of the character.

Hello! I'm a new actor and I was told, during an performance to think about a memory when a certain type of line (dialogue) comes up. I have an idea but any tips or videos to explain this further? Thanks.

Reddit by IndependentCrew4823 Jul 13th

14 year old acting??

Hello, this is one of my first times using Reddit so I don't fully know how it works but i was hoping i could get some answers... I'm 14 years old (15 in a few months), female, and im currently in Arizona. Is it possible to get a good, solid acting job this...

Reddit by Intelligent-Oil241 Jul 12th

Is a green card enough to become an actor in the US or do I need to be a US citizen?

I heard that to be cast in any role no matter how small it is you would need to show proof of citizenship.

Reddit by Commercial_Daikon516 Jul 12th

What do you need to do as a stand in actor? I’ve been hired but I’m nervous as I have no experience.

Reddit by aquakeyblademaster Jul 12th

Anybody making amateur projects

hello, just an amateur voice actor. I've found that a great way to keep practicing, improving and earn some visibility (mostly to share on social networks, as portfolio, etc.) is collaboration with other amateur people on projects. Do someone want to...