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Reddit by TimPrice2 Apr 12th

How do known but not huge actors get most bookings?

I'm very curious how actors in the IMDB Star Meter range of 2,000 to 10,000 get most of their bookings. I'm sure huge stars like Ben Affleck and Aubrey Plaza must be directly sent offers constantly so they can usually just choose from those. For famous actors...

Reddit by pbnh7 Apr 12th

Which of these cities should I choose to start working in/continue studying acting?

Hello everyone! I live in South America (but also hold a European passport), and since the pandemic pretty much murdered the tiny acting/theater/TV/Film industry we had in my country, I am currently considering moving somewhere else where I can truly work in...

Reddit by Katops Apr 12th

Actors of Australia, I need some help

To anybody currently living in Australia that’s pursuing acting successfully or that feels is doing more than the average guy or girl (idk how to word this): Run me through what you did to get to the point you’re at. I’m currently only taking private lessons...

Reddit by nacho__mama Apr 12th

Acting on camera online classes you have enjoyed?

 Normally I would never do an acting class online but since I have left L.A  and do not have any plans to return anytime soon I have been considering it. I'm only interested in acting on camera classes where I can record the scenes. I was thinking it might be...

Reddit by shugarshlong Apr 12th

How can I avoid being part of the 98% of the actors who don't make it?

By make it, I mean who don't get a sufficient living from acting alone. i know how unlikely it is to make it, but i truly believe in myself and believe it's my calling. what are some tips you can give me to make sure im in the minority? its what i truly want...

Reddit by Iuciferous Apr 12th

Action anime - voice actors needed

• plotline • in a dystopian world where artificial intelligence has caused a civil war, everything goes downhill when the prince of the royal family Haruka attempts to take his life and a mysterious man with a mask saves him during his attempt to rob the...

Reddit by rosenbelluci Apr 11th

Yale MFA/certificate degree

I’ve been considering applying to Yale’s graduate program in the near future and would like to know how hard it is to get in if you’re already a professional actor. I’m aware of how expensive it is, which is why I’d have to wait a few years to save some more...

Reddit by ozzborn586 Apr 11th

So I’m not a actor however I love the idea, how do I get past the worry of looking stupid? And would learning to act help my stand up?

Reddit by JayKumarRJ14 Apr 11th

77 Films to Watch (for filmmakers/ Actor)

I highly recommend watching these movies. Check out and let me know how many films you have seen? 1. Memories of Murder (2003) 2. Fight Club (1999) 3. Persona (1966) 4. Stalker (1979) 5. Bicycle Thieves (1948) 6. Schindler’s List (1993) 7. 8½ (1963) 8. Annie...

Reddit by Imnewhereokay1 Apr 11th

Curious

So I learned that on Actors Access you can pay extra to submit a headshot and resume to agents and managers for representation. Has anyone tried this? I’m curious if it’s worth it or not!

Reddit by Good_Consumer Apr 11th

Total noob question about background actors / extras appearances

I live in Vancouver and it’s been on my bucket list to be an extra. I’ve worked closely with Hollywood studios in my day job (anti-piracy) so I want to experience a set and to be able to say I’ve done it. Anyway, this is become a reality next week. I’ll be...

Reddit by Schlong_Jesus Apr 11th

If I was to be in a movie tomorrow with no acting experience, what is some advice you'd give me

I've been writing a film, but I need actors. I'll probably just use my friends, but note, none of my friends care about film or filmmaking. Meaning, they have no acting experience or interests, and they probably won't take their roles that seriously. What's...

Reddit by apws201 Apr 11th

What are some red flags for an acting job?

I auditioned and was offered a large supporting role in an indie film in the UK. It is paid at min. wage per hour. But since my casting there have been a number of red flags and was wondering whether they are valid or me overthinking? Very little...

Reddit by mynameisnotbecky1 Apr 11th

Rookie actor. Falling prey to picking apart every little movement, facial expression, and mannerism.

I heard that your supposed to let it flow naturally. But it’s hard because I wanna look convincing. I keep on judging my acting and saying “do this, raise your tone, don’t raise your eyebrows” etc. it’s good to be self aware but I think I’m overdoing and as a...

Reddit by writerwriterwrider Apr 11th

NYC Actors?

Hello! I am an actor and I hope to be moving to NYC soon. I have been looking at the FILM life over there and I feel like it constantly goes back to LA. I feel like NYC has defenitely has been a theatre place although I have looked through Backstage so many...

Reddit by pauleydsweettea Apr 11th

Sounding the same when you record

Hello, I'm not a voice actor, but I am trying to record a voice over narration. I read out the script, and a couple days later I needed to punch in to fix some parts. The problem is, my voice is like 2 octaves lower today for some reason. No matter how hard I...

Reddit by CryptoMrWhale Apr 11th

Need a voice actor to say something for me

Hello, looking for someone to help me with a small project. I need someone to read a quick 1-2 minute thing for me. I've never used this subreddit before, and don't know the prices, but we can discuss that! Please message me. Looking specifically for a male...

Reddit by Tank-Rabbit Apr 10th

Hello fellow Actors! Just finished my new acting reel and would love to get your honest feedback. Thank you in advance. Yall are awesome ;)

Reddit by little-luna-knight Apr 10th

Can anyone be a voice actor?

Hi! As said by the title, I was wondering if anyone can be a voice actor. I want to try voice acting because of my love of videogames (League, Overwatch, Atelier, etc.) and I always really adored the voice acting in them. I think I don't have a great voice...

Reddit by sagoglex Apr 10th

This is a plea going out to help raise funds for one of the best teachers in voice over Tim Tippets who is in intensive care right now. (story in text)

If you haven't heard of him, he has done so much and helped so many, his 'audition ready online course' is so, so helpful to voice actors who want to understand their tech and not feel overwhelmed about eq, compression, mixing- the lot, and have their audio...