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Reddit by KickBlue22 Feb 7th

Acting reel NYC

I have been hired by an actor here in New York City to do a shoot, showcasing her abilities. My thoughts are that showing an actor delivering monologues is one way to demonstrate what an actor is capable of. On the other hand, since I normally do corporate...

Reddit by Pentaholic-23 Feb 7th

Ideas in the future

Fairly new to the sub, and I know you guys probably get questions like these often but I would like some advice. I’m a high school sophomore and I have a real passion for acting and theater. When I watch movies and tv I look at it through this different lens...

Reddit by aandAction Feb 7th

How far can you live from your primary market?

So while lots of people live right in Atlanta/NYC/LA, I understand some live in smaller cities that are within reasonable driving distance. What do you think is a reasonable distance from your primary market to live, if you are not doing theatre or live...

Reddit by Illustrious_Minimum1 Feb 7th

Hey NY actors. How did you get into Bob Krakower's class?

Hey NY actors, I was wondering if anybody have any luck getting into Bob Krakower's classes before or during the pandemic? Any luck especially during the pandemic? It would be a real privilege to study under him even if just for a very short period of time...

Reddit by mrchris20040072004 Feb 7th

16 year old. Peer pressure, family judging. High aspirations.

I am inspired by the likes of Tom hanks, Tom hardy, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Johnny Depp. I would like to start acting; or at least to start learning to act. I have never mentioned this to my family before, it would seem so weird from their point of view that...

Reddit by aka_trouble Feb 7th

Basics of acoustic treatment...demystifying

I'm the kind of person that needs to understand the fundamentals before I can even think about taking action on something - namely my voice "booth". There's a lot of highly technical information out there and it's difficult to weed through what's good advice...

Reddit by CraneVoice Feb 6th

Legendary actor Christopher Plummer, Narrator voice actor for Madeline and other narration roles and notable character roles including Charles Muntz in the movie UP and Arngeir in videogame The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has passed away from fall complicatio

Reddit by missvanjieee Feb 6th

The trailer for a show I play the lead in just dropped

Longtime lurker here. I think this is just a wordvomit and I don’t know where else to direct these emotions, I don’t really have acting friends I can talk about this to, please bear with me haha. Im a mix between nervous and excited and just taking it all in...

Reddit by Jalen_02 Feb 6th

I want to be a Voice actor..but how?

I can't take classes, they cost too much, i'm not good at editing demo reel, and i can't afford an agent. i heard parents can become their kid's agent, so looking into that, but this is something i wanted to try, and i don't know if i'm good enough..everytime...

Reddit by meanstoflourish Feb 6th

Should Background work be listed in a Resume?

I know the answer is no, but my friend thinks I'm crazy for not including my "role" as "Guerilla Woman" in an upcoming massive DC film. I had 2 scenes and no lines (I do exchange a nod with one of the film's stars but that's about it). Should I include it, if...

Reddit by breathing_oxygen12 Feb 6th

What problems do you run into

I was curious recently how do voice actors deal with a sore throat. Also what little miscellaneous things get in the way when you are trying to perform when recording.

Reddit by TheActorsChannel Feb 6th

The Actors Channel

Hi, We’d like to share a brand new Channel on Youtube called: The Actors Channel Performers, Students, Teachers, Theatre Ensembles, theatre enthusiasts,  may Subscribe for FREE, click on the bell for notifications & receive brand new weekly episodes that help...

Reddit by Liononthecouch Feb 6th

Searching for a scene

Hey everybody, I have quite a tough time right now. My Agent requested a scene from me with very specific requirements, maybe you people can help me a little: \- anything from TV / Cinema (I also speak German and French so anything of those regions is fine...

Reddit by derekdrawspoorly Feb 6th

Video for newbie actors about three subtext character traits, would love suggestions of other tips worthy of a video

Reddit by catradora4ever Feb 6th

I hope this is okay to post here! Filmed a week in the life of being a Voice Actor for my YT Channel ! Had a lot of fun making this :) }

Reddit by BluBerryPie11 Feb 6th

Being Bi-Regional (NYC+ATL)

Hey, everyone. So I've been thinking about my next step in my acting career for a while, and I consider that to be attempting to work in two markets at once. You sometimes hear about bi-coastal actors who travel between NYC and LA (which seems crazy expensive...

Reddit by danish_throwaway Feb 6th

Comedy

So when I went to acting school, I was always by my classmates that I was the funniest when doing exercises. I was always the one who got the most laughs. People always told me i have that natural comedic timing. But, sometimes I have a hard time getting...

Reddit by celestialonearth Feb 5th

Film industry in Canada question/s

Any Canada-based actors here? I’m curious about the film industry in the country, and how it compares to the theatre industry there. How is the film industry going pre-pandemic and at the current time? Do they cast actors as inclusive as some in LA/NYC? Which...

Reddit by PurpleSuit98 Feb 5th

Could I go into acting from modelling? Successful model and actor is it possible?

Reddit by TheBlueShirts Feb 5th

Lol imagine thinking this guy is a good voice actor