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Reddit by Augmented-Actor Jan 29th

An actor’s guide to camera framing

Reddit by CosmicM007 Jan 29th

Acting as a means to get into directing

I am a total beginner who is interested in getting into the film industry as a director. I enjoyed acting for the short time I did it at school over 10 years ago, and although to be the star of the film is not something I aspire to or desire, I am planning to...

Reddit by theatre_browser Jan 29th

Benefits of becoming union?

Ok so I’m currently a non union actress specifically Interested in stage/ musical theatre acting. I am living in Canada but am seriously considering moving to New York in a couple years time. I am not sure if I want to make a commitment to union or an agent...

Reddit by Bluegunshot1022 Jan 29th

Should I move to LA in 5-8 years?

Background: I am 17, wanted to be a voice actor for a while. Just now pursuing my dream. I know the equipment I will be getting this summer. I want to get really good equipment at the beginning so I can get a somewhat head start, all I would need is...

Reddit by futurebro Jan 29th

Have you self produced scenes for you reel? Give me a step by step?

I was inspired by Audrey Helps Actors to film a scene for my reel on my own, instead of paying a company for it. But I'm wondering what all I will need from a filmmaking perspective? I have a script. I have the actors. I have an iphone 11 and a couple...

Reddit by TimeDoesNotTell Jan 29th

I just registered for my first acting class!

I'm 16F, and I live in a very small town. I'm in a theater class through my school, and I pretty much convinced myself that I would never amount to anything due to no opportunities, no training, and moving to LA (or another area where actors typically go)...

Reddit by One_Top4485 Jan 29th

College or not?

Hey! I’m an actor from Seattle trying to get my foot in the door and I’m just about to graduate high school. From where I’m at now, it looks like I got two options: go for an acting BA at a college out east in the desert or spend that time and money taking...

Reddit by portlandingzone23 Jan 29th

Decorum on Amateur Film Set

Hi everyone, I recently worked as crew on a zero-budget set, and the experience wasn't that great. To put it short, the "actors" on set were out of control. They were constantly yelling over each other, laughing, making jokes and generally carrying on at high...

Reddit by boba_for_sequoia Jan 29th

How did you know that this was what you wanted to do?

I'm just wondering, how did you know that you wanted to get in to acting? Did you always know or was it a surprise? Because I felt like I wanted to do something else at first but then later wanted to do this but sometimes I wonder if I always felt that I...

Reddit by Harms_Way_Studios Jan 29th

TOP ACTORS FUNDRAISE FOR NHS WITH LOCKDOWN FILM

**Mathew Horne** (Gavin & Stacey, Bad Education), **Ella-Rae Smith** (The Stranger, Into the Badlands) and **Iwan Rheon** (Game of Thrones, Misfits) star in a lockdown film I wrote and directed to help raise money for the NHS. The film is called “The...

Reddit by ACMoDee Jan 29th

Need help with an assignment

So I just started taking acting classes. Next week is only my 3rd class. Our assignment is a non-verbal assignment using props. This is what the email that we got says: "This week we are going to work with props. A meaningful way of communicating to the...

Reddit by MrSchwabot Jan 29th

Stability or take a risk?

Hello actors, can you help a guy out? (This question only has partially with acting as a career, but for those of you committed to your dreams and passions and taking risks, I wonder if you could offer some advice) So I (M27) have been teaching Secondary...

Reddit by publicevent_911 Jan 29th

Abq nm actor search

Hello, I'm currently in production of a film called The Children Of Limbo and I need actors in albuquerque, New Mexico between the ages of 15-21, it's very low budget so I won't be able to pay much but I will pay what I can and this will film will be promoted...

Reddit by greatgreengoblins Jan 29th

Thoughts on Wendy Alane Wright's "Hollywood Winners Circle" program?

I've been in TMFA for a while and have learned some great stuff. All I hear is praise for the HWC. I've been acting for 5 years (4 of those in college) and I'm seeking business training and how to put together a really, really good package for representation...

Reddit by punoq Jan 29th

Body language acting during monologues

Hi! I'm filming audition apes for drama schools. Some require full body shots, and after watching my practices back, I often find my body language is awkward and I kind of instinctively flap my arms and switch weight on my feet without realising it, any tips...

Reddit by Acrobatic_Resolve_96 Jan 29th

Do I Have A Nice Voice? Would I Be A Good Voice Actor?

Reddit by mgruffer Jan 28th

Questions about New Series Regular Bookings

We just found out that my daughter was pinned for a series regular role on a SAG-AFTRA pilot for a major streaming service. We know we can't celebrate yet, but I'm new to this and wondering what to expect if she actually gets it. Filming is expected to start...

Reddit by simonsoundstudio Jan 28th

Hey everyone! I wanted to help out anyone who is struggling to bring their vocal recordings to a professional level using basic processors that come with their recording program. The example in this two-part series is a song, but this advice is for all th

Reddit by swollendreams Jan 28th

Looking to cast male actors 16-27

Hey I am looking to cast 2 male actors for lgbtq role, ages between 16-27, let me know if anyone here would be possibly interested? I am looking for one with a decent athletic build, the other thin-regular.

Reddit by sdbatman66 Jan 28th

The POWcast #4 Wally Wingert & Diedrich Bader -World renown voice actor Wally Wingert stops by Wayne Study Studios to discuss his career, The Riddler, Muppets and much much more. Diedrich talks about the Hammers of Justice on the 4th exciting episode