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Reddit by FlyJai Feb 18th

Clubhouse!

Hey all! I want to recommend Clubhouse to you guys. It's an app where you can join different conversations on literally thousands of topics if you dont already know. You do have to be invited but I can invite you. Doesnt do anything but help people...

Reddit by mattthemurdock2 Feb 18th

I need your help

So,I would like to become voice actor one day. I like to act and do voices of certain creatures,characters and so on. My absolutely favorite ones to do is orc (Warcraft,Battle for Middle-earth 2 type). I also do dwarves,regular human emotions and other stuff...

Reddit by throwaway-EQUITY Feb 18th

(throwaway) Is this a little white lie...or something potentially bigger?

HELLO! I've never actually lied to get an audition or needed to lie in an audition room. But now here I am. Staring at a virtual EPA (infinite eye rolling) that has a breakdown for a character that I am SPECIFICALLY and UNDENIABLY perfect for. I don't mean "I...

Reddit by Mattysanford Feb 18th

A…vent? Complaint? Plea for help?

Sorry if this comes off as petty or whiny, but just looking for some support and feedback from fellow actors who perhaps feel/have felt similarly. First off, I’m hoping to get some ideas on how to be less judgmental and more constructively critical of...

Reddit by Actress_in_Training Feb 18th

Best youtube acting class suggestions for a rusty poor broke but conservatory trained actor?

I’ve been seeing there’s a lot of acting classes on YouTube but they are definitely for beginners. I know all about technique and scene study and Edith Skinner. I know how to analyze a scene, memorize, find the intention or the objective of the character, and...

Reddit by nondescriptmammal Feb 18th

Actor social networks are complex

Hey y'all. I live in Los Angeles, which absolutely plays a part in what I'm about to say because the industry is everywhere. How do you guys manage your social networks? The lines are so blurred between friend, colleague, boss, and employee. One second...

Reddit by Kagedeah Feb 18th

Voice actress Tara Strong's [née Charendoff] professional headshot photo from 1993

Reddit by Actress_in_Training Feb 18th

How do you deal with typical on set distractions if you’re only used to stage acting?

How to stay in character when there is constantly movement, people setting up lights and mics, talking, shouting, or even talking to me while I’m trying to stay in character. I’ve never actually done anything but one film, but thankfully it was comedy and my...

Reddit by spiders_frickin_suck Feb 18th

Looking for voice actors and a narrator!

Hello! I’m starting up an audio book project around a fully fledged fan novel based in the warrior cats book universe. The story will be original and no characters from previous books will make an appearance, however may be referenced in legends and such. I’m...

Reddit by Brianichols27 Feb 18th

Just curious

Never wanted to pursue acting, wanted to be a model, but I moved to LA (just for the vibe and mutual interest) &have lived here over a year and always get asked if I’m an actress, based on my personality. I know it’s an incredibly oversaturated profession...

Karmalicity by Gavin Peretti Feb 17th

The Rideshare Killer

Hey guys! The Rideshare Killer is available as of today on Amazon Prime. Check it out! I play a police detective partnered with Eric Roberts as we try and solve the case!...

Reddit by Justkeyframes Feb 17th

In search of Canadian voice actors for webseries

Evening ive posted here before but reddits been a pain and theres been some changes to my project. So im a cabadian trying to secure a gov arts fund for a webseries. We are well underway at this point so its just a matter of time. Due to the nature of...

Reddit by Carnivorehardy Feb 17th

Feel like its never enough!

Recently I was cast as Clifford Anderson in Deathtrap and then set to play Elwood in Harvey right after. I should be happy?...right? But I feel like I suck as an actor. Even though I give it 100, I still feel as though I could've done better. Its community...

Reddit by jackal567 Feb 17th

Does Monster Acting experience count as a "unique skill"?

Hello everyone; I've heard it said that actors should look for a "unique skill" that differentiates them from everyone, like dialects, combat training, etc. While I am looking for all of these things, I was wondering: Does years of experience in haunted...

Reddit by Victuuriouseplays Feb 17th

What keeps your motivation to act? Professionally or just for Fun

Im genuinely curious to see other peoples motivations here, I’ll answer myself. Where I grew up acting wasn’t prominent, you wouldn’t even get to take an acting class until high school, and they were not informative by any means; one of those schools that...

Reddit by theshinyleopard Feb 17th

What skills could help actors with their mental health?

And how can those skills be learned?

Reddit by yaykarin Feb 17th

Looking for SF Bay Area performers for Once on this Island

We at [Plethos Productions](https://www.plethos.org) are accepting video auditions now through March 19,2022 for our upcoming production of Once on this Island in Castro Valley, CA. There will be 6 performances the first 2 weekends in June. If you or anyone...

Reddit by allifromwestva Feb 17th

To stage name or not to stage name

My question isnt about whether to take one or not- but is it too late? I am not represented, have been in only student films, been enrolled at an acting studio since this summer, had done a few CD workshops, am on Actors Access- is it too late to use a stage...

Reddit by Sufficient_Candle316 Feb 17th

Day in the Life Question - Hours of a co-star, guest star and regular / Single, Multi Cam, episodic (procedurals and half hour) shows and soaps

Am hoping an actor would share what the typical hours are today on set for each of the various formats and how many months they run for both network and streaming. Is an episodic 12 hours five days a week every day for example for a regular and a still a 12...

Reddit by SuiteNo3inDminor Feb 17th

Improvising: when and how?

Im not an actor. Is it common to improvise in plays or movies? Is it frowned upon? How to react as an actor when another actor is improvising? These are some questions I have for a long time...