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Reddit by WetToast-- Jan 17th

Need Tips!

Hello everyone! I'm a new actor, I've recently scored an interview with a talent agent from Heyman Agency. I'm really new to this whole thing, more so the actual business part and professional acting. I'm still in highschool, so I'm pretty nervous. Anyone...

Reddit by spicyramyunn Jan 17th

What is the best way to be involved in acting and film/theatre industry for someone’s in completely different field?

Or is it even possible? I’m a senior in college going into grad school for engineering but I was a theatre major until my sophomore year of college. I took several acting classes, was in my uni’s mainstage show, and did a voice acting for a short film. I only...

Reddit by deanu- Jan 17th

Finding a job/internship in LA that’s related to the business

I read an article where someone got a job as a casting intern and that opened a lot of doors for them. Is that difficult to do and is it worth it? What other jobs in LA might help networking within the business? I’m curious on if this seems worth it or if...

Reddit by Impact525 Jan 17th

How long does it take to achieve representation?

Hey fellow actors! Hope you're all doing well in this new year. My question is regarding representation and how long it usually takes to achieve both a manager and agent. To give you a little sense of myself: I am a 24 year old ethnically ambiguous actor who...

Reddit by LGGawd Jan 17th

Actors Access from Abroad?

I know Actors Access usually has a lot of projects posted there that many of us in the UK never get to see on the casting sites down here. I wanted to know if there are people on here outside of America (and hopefully in the UK) that use AA to submit...

Reddit by coopersushi Jan 17th

I might’ve ruined an opportunity to get signed

So 2 years ago, I was in a school play and a local improv acting coach saw me and referred me to this professional film/tv acting coach and casting director. Took me a whole year just to go for a consultation. Then almost another year to work with her because...

Reddit by SuperBlanketUser Jan 17th

New teenage aspiaring actress here

So I sent a selftape presentation of myself to this casting lady for a movie that is filmed in my city (it only lives about 600k people here in total). I am just in the first step of casting and only in the category "girl 5-17". The casting started in...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jan 17th

Do you stay friends with people that have "left acting" ?

How have you stayed friends with actors that have left the business? A couple of actor friends have "left acting" - which look, I get. It is an exhausting, expensive (mentally and literally) business recently. I guess Covid also took its toll as they had to...

Reddit by kh7190 Jan 17th

What do professional actors do for work in between projects? And do they live off of what they make in-between roles or do they generally have a consistent job also on top of acting?

Reddit by Dolente Jan 17th

I have an audition and a load of insecurities/ worries...

Hello! So I have a load of questions, any advice is so appreciated. So I have been acting for a few years and done so many self tapes, had some little roles in tv shows and a film, so I’m not “green.” But...I had a self tape come in and it’s for a lead role...

Reddit by June_Etoile Jan 17th

Good Rep Changes Everything

In case you are afraid to drop your old rep - I just want you to know good rep changes everything. I've talked to friends in casting and even friends that are actors themselves that have had to cast something (ex. films they had get into sundance) and they...

Reddit by iovoko Jan 17th

How often do professional actors work?

By professional, I mean either: making all of their income from acting, or enough to greatly supplement it. If you fall into those categories: I have a question for you! How often do you work? How many auditions/bookings do you get on the average year? What...

Reddit by factois1 Jan 17th

Is Ann Wright Representatives an agency for beginner actors?

Reddit by -Countertrendfashion Jan 17th

We interviewed actress Tahirah Sharif, The Beloved Miss Jessel from The Haunting of Bly Manor! We hope you will enjoy her interview!!

[https://countertrendfashion.com/2021/01/13/actress-tahirah-sharif-the-beloved-miss-jessel-from-the-haunting-of-bly-manor/](https://countertrendfashion.com/2021/01/13/actress-tahirah-sharif-the-beloved-miss-jessel-from-the-haunting-of-bly-manor/)

Reddit by Candid_Ad5087 Jan 17th

Start my acting career

Am 17 I live in Morocco but I'm moving out to Canada to study nursing program but I want to start my own acting career. My question is can anyone be an actor? Should I continue? And any advice will be helpful. Thank you ❤️.

Reddit by RedN0v4 Jan 17th

Where to find a Voice Coach?

Where do I look to find someone to help me figure out my strong suits and to help get me set on a path to finding some jobs and get closer to becoming a voice actor?

Reddit by ominoke Jan 16th

Looking for a female VA to voice a character approx 13 yrs old (PAID)

Hi, I'm looking for a female voice actress with a neutral accent to voice [my character](https://64.media.tumblr.com/9e7dcfe9cfd84e188b26ec64a3ee5a0d/c84c39a9ea45b422-fc/s1280x1920/80fb049207d8b9ff76faceeefee279352b856797.png) as well as provide 2 lines for...

Reddit by Amitheasshoke4t54t Jan 16th

Who is this actress playing wonderwoman ?

Reddit by hithirteen Jan 16th

Question about Actor’s Access

My current reel on AA is from vimeo. If I decide to make my vimeo private, will that affect how it shows up on my actors access?

Reddit by Whereismycupoftea Jan 16th

Any online course to recommend for a person living in Asia and any advice for a person with Asian accent?

I am writing this post to seek help and advice from the Redditors here. There will be a full story and TL;DR.  TL;DR Twenty-six years old this year with an Asian accent. My family aren't rich enough to support me going overseas to study VA. My job saving is...