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Reddit by auburnstar12 Dec 25th

Would an invisible disability be a barrier?

As above, I have an invisible disability (chronic back pain due to nerves being a bit messed up). However otherwise I look perfectly 'able-bodied'. I'm only just starting out so not particularly relevant to my current situation, but am I right in thinking...

Reddit by Triphae Dec 24th

Asian actors who are actually good at acting?

I’m an Asian American who is interested in getting into dramatic acting. It seems like a lot of Asian actors I’ve seen who act in American films, like the ones in Crazy Rich Asians, have more of a comedy background and aren’t actually that good at acting...

Reddit by StillAssistance Dec 24th

Can you self teach yourself to be a voice actor WITHOUT a coach?

Just asking because I make like $100 a month and that's obviously not enough for a coach.

Reddit by Alixvoices Dec 24th

Merry Christmas Voice Actors!

Reddit by hzren Dec 24th

What counts as an acting credit?

Hey everyone! I am a new actor trying to build my resume. My question is **what counts as an acting credit?** People have recommended starting out with student films/ non-paid work/ backstage etc. Can you just produce you own short films on YouTube and use...

Reddit by 00Dylann Dec 24th

First self tape

I was invited to send in a self tape for a role in a tv show. I’m not an actor, and not expecting to get the role, but I really would like to put my best foot forward - Just for fun. If you were in my shoes, what would you do to prepare? Where do I even...

Reddit by S_Gertie Dec 24th

Actors great at playing to the camera

Who are some of your favorite actors to watch to learn how to play to the camera well? My first thought is Jim Carrey. I first really thought about it from the Liar, Liar gif that is always posted on Twitter where he puts his hands to his face in horror (this...

Reddit by MathematicianLeft07 Dec 24th

Gary Oldman vs Daniel Day

Who do you think is the better actor between them?

Reddit by MyFavColorisMauve Dec 23rd

Getting very frustrated with training during the pandemic

I started taking acting classes in the Spring of 2019. I believe my entire first year of training was a waste of time and money, because all I did was pick up and reinforce bad habits in an overpacked general acting class that had no real structure or focus...

Reddit by spankyourkopita Dec 23rd

How similar are actors/actresses to the characters they play in real life?

I think a lot of people assume they're just like the characters they play in real life but all they know is what they see on tv. We tie their identity to whoever they portray. Still its hard to tell, you wouldn't know unless you actually got to know them, and...

Reddit by Alert-War-7740 Dec 23rd

Apple or Android (I just started my acting career)

When it comes to acting, do others in the industry (Casting Directors, Producers, Writers and actors you may know ) use android phones ? Is it 50/50 ? some android,some apple? From what I read so far through some quick google searches, it seems like Apple is...

Reddit by sickboy775 Dec 23rd

I want to act, but I don't necessarily want to be an "actor"

Just wondering how feasible what I'd like to do is. I really want to be in low budget, B-Movie, horror type stuff (stuff like Sharknado 5, Camp Death, The Prophecy 4, etc). I don't really care about being a "serious actor" (no shade at anyone who does). As of...

Reddit by VadimTt Dec 23rd

[PAID] Looking For a German Speaking Actress

ONLINE PROMOS - WORK FROM HOME - NONUNION - OPEN WORLDWIDE Description: We are a new fashion brand looking for an actress 18-30 years old to create TikTok videos reviewing and presenting products we send you. You'll have a few directions for some videos and...

Reddit by Last_Refrigerator731 Dec 23rd

Does an international actor need to buy a membership from a casting website?

Hello I am an international actor who wants to get a representation (or an agent) and auditions. I heard that I should look for agents and casting calls on casting websites such as Backstage, Spotlight, and Mandy. It costs lots of money to buy each...

Reddit by Kirby_Stomps_Kratos_ Dec 23rd

Advice for someone who is not from the USA?

Hello, i really want to become an actor, is my dream but where i’m from theres not much to do, I don’t plan to do this right now, maybe in the next 2 years when things in the world get better, i will try my hardest to be able to work in the US legally before...

Reddit by sirdannyfarber Dec 23rd

Confession: I book way more work as an actor when I’m the director of the project.

Reddit by cyberinsekte7 Dec 23rd

RANT!

Hello I have to rant here about casting issues. I may be the greatest living actor of today but I am severely underappreciated and often typecast for specific roles on the stage. For some forsaken reason the casting director decides I should play the villain...

Reddit by Sketches-n-Drawings Dec 23rd

Should you submit self tapes the day they post?

I work full time with a varied schedule and due to that and often times unable to audition for a role that very same day but feel like I'm shooting myself in the foot by missing this deadline. Do most actors memorize and submit for roles the day the audition...

Reddit by Kirby_Stomps_Kratos_ Dec 23rd

Which state would you recommend for a beginner?

LA is really expensive so i don’t have any idea how i would be able to afford it, maybe new York? Atlanta? Im not sure where i could go, i really want to become an actor but im not sure where i could start

Reddit by rainbowsprinkles14 Dec 23rd

Anyone here still actively doing Casting Director Workshops?

Years ago, before the strict rules were enforced about not charging actors money to meet with CDs unless certain criteria was met, there were countless studios in LA with online calendars full of CD workshops you could register for. Now that most of them are...