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Reddit by Interesting-Permit-7 Feb 19th

Actors access

Does actors access accept prepaid Visa cards and or visa gift cards as a form of payment?...

Reddit by elonmusksbabymother Feb 19th

is it normal to pay for the script for the audition breakdown?

i was scrolling through actors access and i saw a part that i was interested in. on the breakdown, it said that I can download the script through screenplay online with a certain code. i put in the code and it turns out that i have to pay $10.00 for the...

Reddit by Annonymous2127 Feb 19th

Is it normal for actors to sign an I-9 Paper before working? It has Social #

Im a new actor and just curious and scared to put my social # in the form. I will be working for 2-3hours and will get about $500. it's for the video and this is Los Angeles. Is it normal? Do actors fill this form out usually?

Reddit by nick__pick Feb 19th

someone coming into the acting world!

hi! as someone who is coming into the world of acting what are some good resources and groups for auditions, casting calls, workshops and more? im currently coming from arizona so any arizona locals that can help a fellow actor out would be lovely! ive been...

Reddit by Bc2193 Feb 19th

People who gave up on acting, for whatever reason. Do you ever regret your decision?

I don't know if the is the right place to post, since I assume that people here are still in the biz. Basically, I’ve had one goal since high school - to be an actor. But as I get older (27) I’m starting to wonder whether that's still the right goal for me...

Reddit by TimPrice2 Feb 19th

Is background acting a competitive industry?

We all know that acting is one of the most competitive industries in existence. What I mean is that there are exponentially more people trying to make it as actors than there are roles. How is it for background acting? Is there an serious imbalance between...

Reddit by nycfranks Feb 19th

TapNYC showcase thoughts

Just had an audition with them where about 15 actors all performed a monologue. Some of them were great but about half have 0 business being in front of a rep right now. Most people performed monologues from tv shows and “monologue database websites”. Yikes...

Reddit by LastGlimpseOfCamille Feb 19th

Actors wanted for Much Ado table read!

Hi everybody! Our Shakespeare Table Reads group is looking for new actors for a table read (over Discord voice chat) of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING - 6pm-9pm GMT, 21 Feb 2021. It's super informal and friendly, all levels of experience welcome. Here's the link to...

Reddit by The_Agnostic_Orca Feb 19th

Interested in becoming an audio book narrator, or voice actor how would I start?

I don’t have any prior experience with recording my voice (outside of videography) or really reading any stories to record them, but I can do a few accents convincingly. I don’t particularly find my voice soothing or relaxing, but I don’t think that’s the...

Reddit by AmetrisB Feb 18th

How are unrepresented actors able to find major casting selftape auditions?

I have noticed some unrepresented actors submit auditions to upcoming Netflix shows and others. How do they find these out? These are self tape auditions. I am on castingworkbook and actorsaccess and backstage and a few others but have yet seen these. Any...

Reddit by EvaWolves Feb 18th

How do you rate Timothy Dalton's Performances in Live theater esp Shakespeare?

Timothy Dalton is one of my favorite actors and not just as my fav James Bond but also because he is s fantastic as a historical period actor. Simply an all round professional top calibre. But I only seen him in films until I saw on Youtube an old live...

Reddit by dissolvemedia Feb 18th

Do You Have Questions For A Producer?

Hey Actors, Here at Dissolve Media we get the cool opportunity of interviewing the amazing Michael Schaar-Ney who has produced 17 films and shows. So we want to give you the opportunity to ask any question you may have. Just comment them below, and here is a...

Reddit by barfingclouds Feb 18th

Everybody tells me I should join improv but my instincts tell me otherwise

Hello, I’m an amateur actor who is trying to become better to become professional. I’ve lived in LA for 2 years. My acting experience is limited and my goal is to get better through acting classes and acting in small films. But everybody tells me I should do...

Reddit by ElectricKey33__-_- Feb 18th

I wrote a Mel Brooks/Spaceball inspired script for two actresses; they went from excited to a month later, after receiving the script, stating that they don't accept unsolicited scripts.

I took a chance on them because sometimes it takes a unique partnership to break through. Many performing artists repeatedly work with the same people because of trust. This outcome is not what I expected... that all of a sudden they have something in the...

Reddit by Due-Sith199 Feb 18th

Paraguayan actors in the "Interior del país"

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Reddit by daddymonster1 Feb 18th

Should I drop theatre acting?

Let me begin by saying that I love acting and I'm absolutely sure that it's something I want to do. However, most of my acting so far was theatre and theatre really does have something to it and I love it but maybe loving something and wanting to do it isn't...

Reddit by SpongeySquare Feb 18th

Advice for SpongeBob Voice Impression?

On the Internet I've found that there aren't many great SpongeBob impressions. I can count all the -- relatively -- good ones on one hand, but none of them are anywhere near spot-on. Although I started mimicking him a few months ago, I've been properly...

Reddit by Jamie-Kennedy Feb 18th

Why Actors/Celebs Go Broke... As someone who has seen this happen to fellow performers I know firsthand, I thought you all might get something out of this video.

Reddit by legandofzelda Feb 18th

Hi is Uber a good survival job for actors?

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Feb 18th

Advice? Professional actors balancing a professional day job?

I have a professional (corporate) day job, bc parents said NO to acting. It's harder as I get more promotions that I can't really say no to - corporate jobs don't seem to take kindly to that. I had a late start to acting school it but I've booked some bigger...