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Reddit by iovoko Dec 4th

Thoughts on submitting to agency that doesn’t rep film?

Sorry if the title is confusing— I, 14f, am researching agencies near me that I could submit to. I’m not submitting anytime soon, because I don’t have many classes under my belt, nor any performing experience, but I like to have an idea of who would be a good...

Reddit by Rogue_Henchman Dec 3rd

Should I seek representation?

I am booking, but obviously only through backstage or sometimes actors access. I would like to compete for guest star and co star roles, but I'm not sure if my current materials are enough. I know every case is different. It's a "me" thing where I don't think...

Reddit by JaspersLife Dec 3rd

Cheap Voice Actress looking for gigs!

Hello! I am currently looking for a some voice acting gigs. I am a cheap voice actor. (1 cent per word) However, If I like the project, I may work out a deal. I am willing to give samples as well. I have the voice of a female and can do many accents. I am...

Reddit by throwaway03720 Dec 3rd

What is it like being a child actor?

I always wanted to be a child actor, it seems so much fun, for example the kids on modern family or something. I always thought it was amazing but I wanna know what it is really like because they are working after all and it must be pretty stressful having to...

Reddit by RCL55 Dec 3rd

Time spent self submitting?

So I'm fairly new to LA and have been submitting to actors access for a few months.. ..I'm realizing how much time I spend submitting to roles (I don't have an agent yet). It probably equates to a few hours a week, is that normal? Any tips on how NOT be tied...

Reddit by AutoModerator Dec 3rd

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Dec 3

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by mochimo11 Dec 3rd

Has anyone ever worked with BAC Talent management? I’d love to hear any reviews on how any actors out there like/dislike working with him and why? I’m seeking new representation.

Reddit by Sabawoonoz25 Dec 3rd

Aspiring Actors Discord

Hey guys, I was wondering if there were any actors on here that were under 20 and wanted feedback for their acting by a small group? It would basically be getting in a discord call once a week and we all do a 2 minute monologue and receive comments and ways...

Reddit by Hamiko4 Dec 3rd

Am I a bad actress if I freeze inside when someone asks me to act?

I am 18 years old. I become the worst actress in the world when I have to act in front of others. I instantly put up a wall. Though I do not want to. But when I am alone in my room, I can act just fine. I think I do it kinda okay/good. I practice expressions...

Reddit by redditgirlwz Dec 3rd

AA audition months after submission - I no longer live in the area

I submitted myself for a role on Actor's Access 5+ months ago and just got an audition. The thing is that during those 5+ months I moved to a different province (2000 km/1500 miles away). I honestly didn't expect this. I assumed they shot this scene a long...

Reddit by funfunnotabum Dec 3rd

For the Vancouver Actors who auditioned for that motion capture video game last week:

Did you have to sign an NDA? My agent just sent me one for it today, and I'm curious to why they want the NDA like a week after my tape was submitted...it's getting my hopes up for how far I'm being considered in the casting process lol

Reddit by barfingclouds Dec 3rd

A poor man's guide to getting a lot better at acting?

Hello there, I am 29 years old and still a beginner, getting somewhat close to intermediate. I have taken 2.5 acting classes and did a few months of extra work full time. I have never acted on camera or on stage, well other than for my band's music videos. I...

Reddit by DapperShake2 Dec 3rd

Looking for a Male voice Actor who can pull off a tough, intimating and a bit clumsy Voice, for a comic dub project. I'm working on. I would want you to ether Play Marie or Bugs.

Reddit by KobeKastle Dec 3rd

How to get started as a voice actor?

I want to get into voice acting, however I’m stooped. I’ve listened to endless podcasts and read many blogs and websites on the step by step process: Take acting and improv classes Build a resume by getting cast in roles Get an agent Etc Now I did take acting...

Reddit by Routine-Ad-9063 Dec 3rd

Marymount Manhattan College vs. Pace University?

I'm SO confused. Pace seems to always get high rankings for some reason for their acting program. But Marymount consistently churns out successful (and well-known/famous) actors pretty much almost every year. Which in your opinion is better?

Reddit by TheCloakyOne Dec 2nd

Need help in finding auditions and how to fix a problem of mine

Ok, i will cut straight to the point. I am an Indian residing in Bangalore and during this lockdown i have developed an interest in acting. I think i have some skills to be an actor as i keep mimicking and imitating characters from my favourite movies. I have...

Reddit by Beard_and_Hat_Actor Dec 2nd

Becoming an Actor - Continued

After almost 4 years working as an actor in South Florida, I finally got an agent in Los Angeles. I can't wait to see what new opportunities lie ahead. So if there are any new auditions in Los Angeles, please contact my agent Laura Lichen...

Reddit by brownu95 Dec 2nd

Actors who say they never had any training and act on their “instincts” how do they do it?

I’ve seen many actors like Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Jodie comer, Anya Taylor, etc. who repeatedly keep saying they never had any formal training and actor on their instincts? What does that even mean? Are they just talented enough to be natural actors or...

Reddit by Present_Librarian668 Dec 2nd

How hard is to become a famous actor?

I've been considering it and I'm willing to put in countless hours into mending my craft! I'd appreciate it if you'd give me a rough explanation on how hard or simple it is, before I do something irrational!! I'm 18 and looking to this as a job

Reddit by hellfknbent Dec 2nd

Camera shy.

I want to be an actor. I really do. The craft of acting fascinates me so much. Watching good acting makes me tear up. Doesn't matter if it's grief the actor is showing, or joy. I love it all. What I want to talk about here is my problems with facing a camera...