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Reddit by curtisclone Jan 14th

ACTOR (akter) noun - 1. A person filled with so much life, they are incapable of living just one. 2. the story's soul.

Reddit by VAZMA46 Jan 14th

I have a question

When an actor applies for a role, do they get the script beforehand? How do they get the script?

Reddit by CaptorRaptorr Jan 14th

Aspiring Voice actor/Voice over trying to start coaching.

Does anyone have any recommendations on where to start? Personally I've been looking into a coaching program called "Such a Voice" in which I'd be put into a year long session costing around 5k. I feel as if I'd be better having a singular personal coach...

Reddit by EvolutionTime Jan 14th

Actra and sag

Hey I have a quick question. It might seem like a obvious answer. But can Actra members still be apart of sag-aftra projects? Like for example there is a casting call for a project and the union for that project is sag and the actor is actra can they be apart...

Reddit by Ned2005 Jan 14th

Do all well-known actors were using websites like Actors Access and all of the others to get their roles, or they got 'em by some other way?

Reddit by danish_throwaway Jan 14th

Finding your spark again

Before the pandemic I had career making jobs lined up but I also had so much passion. Now i have no jobs and i have absolutely no passion. I mean I still wanna act, but it's just so hard to keep my head up right now. We were 6 months through rehearsals, and...

Reddit by aztecgold882 Jan 14th

Do all of my headshots need to be professional?

Hello everyone! I've had my Actors Access profile for a few years now, and I only have one professional headshot on it. I have booked everything on my resume with it, but a casting director recently suggested that I add a few more pictures to show some...

Reddit by OpheliaLoveflower Jan 14th

Tips on getting into acting without an acting school

Hello everyone!! I can imagine this question is asked quite a lot so I’m sorry :( I’m 18 years old with no background in acting at all. My parents forced me to study engineering but I’ve always wanted to become an actor even though I have never mentioned it...

Reddit by 89lish Jan 14th

Acting classes? Groups?

Hi. I am new here, so I’m not too sure on how to make proper use of Reddit as of yet, so my apologies if this post does not make sense or has been posted somewhere it shouldn’t have been. I am hoping to break into the work of commercial acting.. I have...

Reddit by kokolima Jan 13th

My best friend and I are out of work actors, so we've started a podcast where we aim to talk about that stuff, mental health issues, self worth etc. If you have 30 minutes to waste, we've got you covered.

Reddit by bucannonmitch Jan 13th

Looking incompetent because they forgot to send me the script.

Hey guys, I know it's part of the job, people will mess up and things won't always go perfect but I'd love to get your take on this. I recently filmed a corporate video where the role I was playing had a script of 180 words unbroken. Short and sweet. I spend...

Reddit by Thegeekofsteel Jan 13th

I have never interviewed a child actor but Lilly Aspell was charming and professional. We talked about her role as Diana Prince in #WonderWoman1984 and I think in a few years time she will be very busy in Hollywood!

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z\_8UYWuj-o&t=15s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z_8UYWuj-o&t=15s)

Reddit by glennenglishnyc Jan 13th

Interview with Don Cheadle, what actors need to do.

Some sage advice from Don Cheadle on what actors need to do, to have a real shot at a career! #actor #actorlife #actingclass #ActingChallenge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qVLxLi_13s

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jan 13th

Cheat sheet : Actors that have cast before - what impressed you about actors ?

Here’s what I noticed about our fellow brothas & sistas: 1. The importance of how to walk into a room. Energy & demeanor. You’re judged the minute you walk in. 2. Follow up after (this was for a play I cast) but a quick 3-line “all the best with project thank...

Reddit by jackblackbird Jan 13th

Diversity in Casting-What's the truth on the ground?

Diversity in casting seems to finally be the golden rule to casting. With social pressures, producers are demanding diversity becasue, without a diverse cast, a show or film is almost automatically at a disadvantage and can easily be negatively portrayed...

Reddit by MedicalKitchen Jan 13th

Does Gary Oldman play himself within circumstances with his own mannerisms unless he’s playing someone real?

The man amazes me and I’m wondering if trying to build a character actor resume instead of a leading one would be smart. Does he play himself but hide himself within a costume?

Reddit by MeTime13 Jan 13th

Looking for Actors to Provide Audience Lines (Non-Paid, Quick)

I'm looking for people to submit lines for the audience of the mange Record of Ragnarok! Please click the link to join my server and look the "general-soundclips" channel for more info! [https://discord.gg/9yXVmsET](https://discord.gg/9yXVmsET)

Reddit by Awkward-Ideal Jan 13th

Can an actor’s chances of getting cast be hurt by cosmetic issues like droopy eyelids or something like that?

Title basically

Reddit by Plymouth-Deli Jan 13th

Need a Monologue

I’m a new actor (in an older body) and I’ve been invited to audition for representation. I need a monologue, 1 minute or shorter that would be right for me. I’m a late 50’s male with somewhat of an ethnic NY vibe. I welcome suggestions for a monologue that...

Reddit by Abel_is_a_penguin_ Jan 13th

Backstage

Hello! As many people here in an actor and because of COVID I cannot find auditions in my town or anywhere because they’re closed/canceled; which bring me to my question. Is backstage helpful? Because of this pandemic outing my resume on there and sending...