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Reddit by Wlund12 Feb 2nd

Does anyone have experiences where - One on One or Actors connection- paid off? Regarding casting directors? NYC

Hey! So I feel a bit stuck right now. I have a solid reel, great headshots, AA clips, heavy training, and full representation across the board. I'm NYC based. Yet I do not get called in for the life of me. I see all my agents submitting me and no one gets...

Reddit by punkrockvibes Feb 2nd

social anxiety and co-star chemistry

So I booked the role, yay me... But now I’m terrified. This is my first on-screen production ever, one of the first auditions I did in the month or so since I decided to pursue acting as a career, and it was all online, self-tapes, etc. I got the role after...

Reddit by ijustwantgoodthings Feb 2nd

I'm in such a weird place career-wise, can I like buy anybody a coffee and waste your time for 15 minutes to talk about my shit virtually?

I've been at this for some time. trained, repped, union, audition semi-regularly, or regularly, I dont know, I don't know what's normal, and that's the problem. my current frame of reference are actor friends not as far as I am that dont have reps or get...

Reddit by kaimoto03 Feb 2nd

Question from a striving-to-be actor, how do you find rolls and auditions? What with covid and in my case location what is the best way to find auditions?

Reddit by marissablunt123 Feb 1st

MT studies!

Is there any affordable (but legitimate) Musical theater course in the UK? Everything I've found is extremely expensive and practically impossible to pay back a lone taking into consideration an actor's salary. I'm not looking for a workshop, but a proper...

Reddit by Cowpunkmom Feb 1st

Self-tape zoom audition help needed

I'm new to reddit, sorry if I've posted this incorrectly. I'm an actor living in Vancouver BC, and am trying to navigate all the self-tape auditions in this time of Covid. I've been using zoom (my reader joins my meeting, I pin my video and record the scene)...

Reddit by SeinfeldGuyisBACK Feb 1st

How do you refrain from laughing at funny jokes?

Hard part of being a good actor is stopping yourself from laughing at the lines you're given that are very humorous to you because you want to look realistic and professional.

Reddit by _ant_ony_ Feb 1st

Is watching a scene and acting with their lines a good way to practise?

Whilst I am watching a scene on TV or on my phone, I find myself saying what they're saying and acting as their character. I enjoy doing it, but I don't know if that's a good way to practise acting. I am 14, so I can't really do any practise on sets unless I...

Reddit by Xoxolonelyboi Feb 1st

U.K. actors is backstage worth it?

I feel like backstage is a bigger deal out in the states. Interested to hear if U.K. actors have managed to book using it and if it was anything decent? Also were your drama school trained or not, as I went to musical theatre school but looking to go back to...

Reddit by rob2349 Feb 1st

new actors in 2020/1

has anyone just started this or last year 2020-2021 and started booking or working ? not nessessarily big stuff.. but has anyone thats new post covid land an agent or a small role or commercial or film? if so howd that go/happen? and are any LA/NY studios...

Reddit by KingKodi28 Feb 1st

Please help with this

Hi, this is my first time making a post on Reddit, I’ve never really been on Reddit, but I’m an aspiring actor with little experience, I’m in college, I’m a pre law major, and I acted in high school and any time I did act it felt right, like the character and...

Reddit by GCode___ Feb 1st

Actors of Vancouver, how is it going?

Hi fellow Vancouver actors, I thought I’d reach out and see how the last little while has been going for everyone. Might be interesting to share demographic info (ex: M, 35-45, White) and how many self tape opportunities you’re getting at the moment (TV/Film...

Reddit by Captain_Ezreal Jan 31st

I have been a Voice Actor for about 4 years now, but there is still 1 thing that is still bothering me.

My microphone just won't be perfect. I have tried everything, I have a Blue Yeti but it just won't be perfect. Normally when I do voice acting I go to a studio but because of the lockdown in my country I can't leave home. I was wondering if i'm just using the...

Reddit by turnstkapt Jan 31st

Advice

I don’t quite live in a state that is a hotspot for becoming an actor. I have no clue where to start, but this is something I’ve wanted to do for at least the past 17 years of my life. It won’t go away. It’s not a phase. How do I get into acting? What are the...

Reddit by kathaar_ Jan 31st

I'm striving to be a Voice Actor, I also have a deep love for Runescape's lore, so I decided to narrate one of my favourite stories from the game. Tell me what you think!

Reddit by Luovicii Jan 31st

Looking for male VA

For a video game competition trailer, we are looking for a voice actor. *Short description of the request:* It is a short (130 words) speech for a trailer that will be posted on YouTube. It is a trailer for a competition in the game Star Citizen. The video...

Reddit by anonymous310506 Jan 31st

Drama Club- Volunteers needed

Hello everybody, I want to start a drama club wherein we can make short films and upload them to YouTube. I need 2-3 actors, a writer, a music composer and an editor. I plan on starting the club in little more than a month's time (tentatively 8th March). You...

Reddit by Vindvi Jan 31st

advice

​ i'm 16 and im very interested in acting, i have 0 experience and i dont know where to start. i feel like it's too late since so many ppl start theater class when they're young, what should i do? on top of all that i live in sweden, what are my odds...

Reddit by onionsandradishes Jan 31st

Angeleno Attitudes Towards Actors (Should read if you are planning to move to Los Angeles)

Yesterday, on the Ask Los Angeles subreddit, I asked about how different people in Los Angeles feel when they find out their neighbor, tenant, employee, coworker, casual acquaintance, love interest, etc. is an actor and why. Boy did I get a lot more responses...

Reddit by izixpizi Jan 31st

Overcoming emotional block

(TL;TR) looking for advice from experienced actors how to overcome emotional numbness in harder scenes. Hi there! I’m just starting out learning acting (second year in acting school), and wanted to hear from people with experience. For context, I am 16 years...