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Reddit by greenfinger07 Apr 7th

Tv show/movie/actor that made u want to get in the business

I’ve always sort of wanted to do something in the entertainment industry like screenwriting or acting but watch Orange is the New Black as well as How to Get Away with Murder back to back made me obsessed with acting and led me to take acting classes. I was...

Reddit by InvulnerableBlasting Apr 7th

SAG AFI Agreement

Hi everyone. As a nonunion actor, if I was hired on a SAG short film with an AFI agreement, would that make me eligible for a Taft-Hartley? Sorry if this has been asked before - wading through all the rules around THs is giving me a headache. Thanks!

Reddit by burnettski92 Apr 7th

I have been submitting to acting agencies for a little over 4 years now and have only auditioned for one once

* I have a BA in acting * I have professional headshots * I have a resume (with my theater credits from college and TV background extra experience, since that's all I have to put on there) * An acting reel with what little I have filmed of me (just sketches I...

Reddit by rob2349 Apr 7th

am i being delusional?

moving to a new city bc i cant stand starting out in my commercial-based one..... trying to get small roles an an agent in ATL..... would u mock me if i said i had no "good" formal training, i plan to begin monthly classes and additional workshops (always to...

Reddit by livinultralife Apr 7th

Have you ever reached out directly to casting or the director/writer to try and get an audition for a specific role?

Long story short, there is a film that was recently announced on Deadline saying it was beginning production and got a confirmed deal with a big studio. One of the main roles is very niche and I happen to look really alike to the actor who the character is...

Reddit by LittleGiantChipMonk Apr 7th

AMA - For New Talents - Freelance VO actor for 10 + Years

Hey everyone, I see a lot of new talent coming in here. I'm NOT a coach but I just wanted to help provide some info that may have helped me when starting out. If you have questions regarding the mentalities towards a building voiceover career, tech questions...

Reddit by rob2349 Apr 7th

east coast reps

once you are signed to an agency in the southeast area, in georgia or florida, do you get auditions even if you are in another state? do u think theyll take preference to an actor in the state of filming? do ATL or FL/miami agents get other state/USA/world...

Reddit by NameTheTrait Apr 7th

Do I get an agent as a non-union actor?

I'm sure this has been asked before. However, I can't seem to understand if this is the preferred route. I have about 8 short films in the past 2 years as a lead/supporting role. Have taken 2 classes in the last year. I have been on Backstage for 2 years and...

Reddit by JuicyLemon360 Apr 7th

Can i get booked from a reel?

Like every new actor, my resume is empty, except for the special skills and training of course. However, i do have a demo reel with scenes i constructed, can it book me roles? If yes, What type of projects would i have a chance in?

Reddit by CameronTheCinephile Apr 7th

Philip Seymour Hoffman is just about my favorite actor, here's a bit from The Master I did for fun (Slow Boat to China and all).

Reddit by NoNiHe Apr 6th

Safety Colleges for BFA in acting

Hey! I wanted to ask on this board because I wanted other actors advice: I'm applying to colleges and I really want to apply to a good amount of BFA's but I can't find many reputable safeties for theatre majors. Any suggestions of which schools to look into?

Reddit by Villa827 Apr 6th

My NY based theater company is creating a community of Actors/Artists and theater makers through Patreon :). Take some time to take a peek, browse the page and contribute a dollar if you'd like!!!

Reddit by organicacting Apr 6th

Things you might like to know more about...!

I am a Drama school trained actor with 20+ years experience. As I side project I post a lot of 'how to' videos on YouTube - all revolving around our industry. Is there anything you guys have always wanted to learn about? An area of the industry that intrigues...

Reddit by secretgirlcc Apr 6th

How hard is it to become a Hollywood Oscar-worthy actor?

Reddit by applegoogleredditor Apr 6th

Getting a London agent: who to avoid, who to look into?

Hey guys! I am 22 and I graduated from drama school last July here in the UK. I’m currently in London and I’m looking for representation; I applied last year when my course did our final year shows but I didn’t get much interest from agents, however I have...

Reddit by WouldDie4aFry Apr 6th

I Thought I Wanted To Be An Actor, But I Just Wanted To Find My Voice

Reddit by dwiggs81 Apr 6th

So, for the more seasoned and professional actors, how often do you check in with your agents about work?

Just got an agent after about seven years of not having one, and I don't know how much things have changed.

Reddit by WholeMethod852 Apr 6th

An actor speaking up on mental health

Reddit by sickandtiredbro Apr 6th

Seeking UK actors between the ages of 16-25!

Hi! First post here! Nice to meet you all. Myself and a group of friends are taking degrees in Film and Film-related subjects here in the UK. We have written a short comedy film, set entirely on Zoom (so distance is no issue) called “For Taid”. If you’re...

Reddit by Bourbon_Lake524 Apr 6th

starting out late :((

I’m 16 years old, turning 17. I feel like I’m starting so late because I see all these kid actors on big screens. I’m planning to start when I finish college and seeing actors my age being successful in the industry makes me think that maybe I’m too late for...