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Reddit by livtoben Jun 24th

Do agents fly you out?

Let's say your agency finds an audition for the actor they represent and the audition is in a different state. Are the actors responsible for their transportation to the audition? Or would the agent set them up with a flight themself?

Reddit by Desperate-Hedgehog83 Jun 24th

Going back to background acting. How had Covid change the sets and the holding areas?

I am a disabled veteran with 100% disability rating with monthly compensations from the VA. Since I graduated a state university with a useless art major I worked for my family retail business and moonlighted as a background actor. I was grandfathered into...

Reddit by Mechtree Jun 24th

It's dawning on me what a terrible businessman I've been as a voice actor

Been looking at some of the stats of the games I've been in. The first one I looked at was in development for about 2 years and managed between "20,000-50,000" owners according to Steam Spy. I'm not sure if the site takes refunds into account but by those...

Reddit by TimPrice2 Jun 24th

Are you paid for Covid testing if you're non-union?

If you're booked on a production (as a background actor in case it matters) they always send you to get a Covid test the day before you need to be on set. I know union background actors are paid for that. Are non-union paid for it? If so, I assume it would be...

Reddit by AutoModerator Jun 24th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

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 jnacrv8 Jun 24th

Advice/Guidance

I’m an 18 year old girl from LA and have no acting experience. I am currently taking an acting workshop, and my coach said I need to get headshots. I don’t necessarily feel like a good actor. I think there’s a lot more I need to learn. I know classes and...

Reddit by hereyesonly Jun 24th

Seeking Adventurous & Versatile Male Actor for ASMR Audio Projects

Ready to take your voice acting to the next level? Casting a Male Actor for an ASMR Best Kept Secret is an audio platform that creates fiction sensual audio stories for women. Our platform allows women to ditch the typical visual mediums and command their...

Reddit by AHungerForKnowledge Jun 24th

How long until AI takes over the voice acting industry?

I understand that it's going to take a long time until AI is able to actually "Act" but as the technology advances, how long will it be until TTS can replace us for commercials, and jobs where acting is less important than transferring information? (I'm...

Reddit by shugarshlong Jun 24th

I'm so bad at learning lines...

it makes me feel less like a proffesional actor. it just takes me so long and then i still get the nerves that make me forget... it sucks. im still new to this whole acting thing but i really do love it. i just wish learning lines was easier, even with the...

Reddit by grcjns Jun 24th

I have my first audition in a few days and I have literally 0 experience acting

I live in LA, I impulsively sent my photo to an open call thing my friend reposted from a legitimate casting director (“applying does not ensure that you will be confirmed for an audition” it said) anyway, an hour later I was confirmed for an audition. The...

Reddit by EstrangedHippo Jun 24th

Pros to Non-union Theatrical?

For commercial, there are clear benefits to being non-union. It seems more and more ads are finding what they need, and for cheaper, from the pool of non-union actors. What about theatrical, though? I can't really think of any benefit to being non-union...

Reddit by amothgoesinto Jun 24th

Let’s discuss, what makes the difference between a good actor and a great actor?

Reddit by mcleb014 Jun 23rd

For those who left acting for a different career, what direction did you go into?

I left acting several years ago to go into marketing/advertising. I'm curious to see where former/semiretired actors ended up!

Reddit by Kahli_Elliott Jun 23rd

How do actors have time to do so many projects in a year?

I’ve always wondered how these highly successful actors have enough time to do all of their work in a single year. Like, you have actors who act as series regulars on a tv series ranging from like 13-22 episodes & then still do like 2-4 movies all in that...

Reddit by nacho__mama Jun 23rd

Is it worth paying for Castingabout.com especially if I am not in L.A? And uptodateactor.com?

I've heard actors recommend it but they were all in L.A. Are projects posted on there in smaller markets too or at least NY and ATL? [uptodateactor.com](https://uptodateactor.com) is a new one for me and looking at the website I'm not even sure what they...

Reddit by punkrockvibes Jun 23rd

Very new to acting, got cast in a bunch of stuff out of the blue, now feeling like an imposter

So I dove into acting during the pandemic, took a bunch of zoom classes, and have been firing off self-tapes for the past few months. I recently landed some major roles in a handful of local non-union & unpaid productions, and while I was excited at first...

Reddit by Pretend_Comedian_ Jun 23rd

Hello fellow thespians! I'm a UK based actor and I hear so much contradictory advice regarding show reels... So here's mine! What would really help is some feedback? Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jun 23rd

Getting on Deadline ?

I just booked my biggest item yet - a feature. I know they have already posted on deadline about it re: two major a list stars as leads (I’ll be one of the two supporting actors in scenes opposite of them) but I was wondering how and if you’ve ever made...

Reddit by Imnewhereokay1 Jun 23rd

Actors who book with no experience

So I have always heard that actors need to book co star or guest star role before they are even considered by casting for a series regular role. Recently I saw a girl who I had never heard of book one of the leads on a new HBO max show and she has never been...

Reddit by fandomstrashorkat Jun 22nd

Can YouTube help if I want to be an actor?

So I really wanna be an actor but I have to wait a year (til I’m 18) to start trying out for auditions and hopefully get an agent. However, I’m wondering if YouTube can help acting in any way? If yes, are there specific types of videos I could make??