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Reddit by ElleMeadows Oct 6th

EXAMPLES NEEDED: Films and TV shows where actors are NOT naturalistic.

**When might you be non-naturalistic on camera?** So far I can think of two instances: stylised comedy (Fleabag, Community, Inbetweeners, Toast of London, slapstick stuff) and heightened reality (Baz Luhrmann). Would we agree on the above? Or would you say...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Oct 6th

Anyone else from a model-minority culture where you were shamed to be an actor?

I come from a model-minority culture where we are told to be a doctor or a lawyer, or go into bio/tech and that's pretty much it. So when I said I wanted to be an actor I was literally shamed for it. I was told actresses are all sluts/sleep with directors...

Reddit by BurnAfterP0st1ng Oct 6th

My agent-manager passed away

I’m an NYC based actor. My agent-manager (he acted as both since he was in the business for 30+ years) passed away during the summer, I am distraught by only recently finding out about it. I hadn’t heard from him but I believed it was because covid had slowed...

Reddit by morganbkeaton Oct 6th

A shift in perspective for actors

I wanted to share some thoughts after having a VO session for a big client yesterday. Gigs are not the only work that matters. We have to shift our perspective to view all of the work we do—honing our craft (drama/comedy, accents, etc.), networking...

Reddit by duckbusiness Oct 6th

What’s the vibe, America?

I’m an Australian based actor. For a while now I’ve been intending to apply for the O1 visa that would allow me to work in America. I’ve been speaking to a lawyer, however I keep putting off the part where I transfer money and proceed with the application...

Reddit by ricktheactor Oct 6th

Question

Hey guys, I've noticed a lot of my favourite film actors talk about picking and choosing what to audition for based on good writing, and my thinking turned into a question regarding residuals. Do these actors start by taking whatever they can, and then the...

Reddit by lordlvna Oct 5th

Unemployment Insurance- Residual Pay

Hi yall, Disclaimer (Im a model not an actor, but I did a campaign for Pantene last year 2019 that I got residual pay for this year while under unemployment, and I couldnt find a SAG subreddit) How do i file for unemployment? Should I just skip it for this...

Reddit by actorchrisbaker Oct 5th

Join us on Discord

Good morning/afternoon/night everyone! We would like to invite everyone to the "**Actors Network (** r/acting **)**" on Discord! We are a fast growing community dedicated to the entertainment industry. Aside from actors, we welcome anyone involved in the...

Reddit by 2Rain15 Oct 5th

Any online acting classes over Zoom?

I’m 23 years old and I figured now is a good a time as any to begin my journey as an actor. It’s something I’ve always wanted to try but never had the chance until now. I already have headshots and an Actors Access profile but as of now, I currently don’t...

Reddit by bigchuangus Oct 5th

how long does it take to become professional in the acting field?

I have no experience with acting. If I start practicing now, how long will it take for me to start a career or become professional? I'm using this question to help set a backbone for my career plan. It's crazy how some celebrities started acting at young...

Reddit by lucycov452 Oct 5th

How do you guy's deal with social anxiety (if you have it) while trying /being an actor?

I have social anxiety and It makes it hard to talk on the phone or call people. Or put myself out there.. Does anyone have any tips on how to overcome this? Or how to deal with it better? Much appreciated!!

Reddit by YourMumsAVirgin69 Oct 5th

Do non-famous/less famous actors travel abroad a lot for filming things?

Do you have to be a famous actor to get into films/series that require you to travel?

Reddit by Olliebkl Oct 5th

Do I have to dedicate my whole life to acting?

I’m 16 at the moment and I really want to become an actor but practically it seems way off First I’d need enough money to move somewhere for reputable classes (likely London or Manchester which is expensive), then I’d need to pay for classes while also...

Reddit by moustachegai Oct 5th

Self-representing and Agency Fee

If I am a self represented actor and I find and book a non-union commercial, can I also claim the "Buyout $$$$ + 20% agency fee? If not, why not?

Reddit by Spiritual-Win-7317 Oct 5th

Success rate in acting

What are the chances of being able to be successful enough as a actor to have it as a profession.

Reddit by louisasnotes Oct 5th

The Red Priest - Week One

Thanks for all of the great comments concerning my casting in this theatre production. As there was so much interest, I thought I'd drop a few notes every week to take you all through the production. First night is November 13. We had two Zoom meetings as a...

Reddit by lmnlm Oct 5th

I don't feel comfortable submitting an Eco Cast for a role my agent just sent over

I received an Eco Cast from my agent for a role in major network's drama. I can pass as racially ambiguous, but this role is clearly meant for an ethnicity that I am not. While I may be able to pass, I don't morally feel comfortable auditioning for a role...

Reddit by Jurda12345 Oct 5th

Characters and Voice Actors - Hoops (Netflix)

Reddit by elyselia Oct 4th

Struggling on being spontaneous and showing emotions... any suggestion?

I've started this journey on acting few months ago, and I've come to the point where I see how much I struggle in being spontaneous. And this happens to me also in real life, something I already knew, but I hoped and thought that it would have been better...

Reddit by Samurai6lk Oct 4th

Acting questions from a high school student

Hi I´m 14 and in Dallas Tx. I am a freshman in high school and a second year theater student (last year was tech this year I´m in theater 1 for acting), I have been in one play last year and I have a few of questions before I talk to my parents. (for 6th and...