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Reddit by UltraConstructor Jan 5th

Why is it so hard to find talent agencies?

It’s like, every agency where I live (Texas) has either bad reviews or is too local or is too far away (like in Dallas, I live in San Antonio.) I just can’t seem to find any good agencies in Austin. I think Paradigm looks good but it doesn’t look like it is...

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Jan 5th

LA Actors Who Have Taken Virtual Classes During Pandemic - Question

Hello! I wanted to hear from the LA actors who have taken virtual classes with all this Covid craziness going on. How has your experience been? I’m conflicted. First off, I hate that virtual classes are the same cost as in person classes. I feel like half of...

Reddit by celestialonearth Jan 5th

Agent/Management Questions

How do you know if an agent or a management is legit? I know there can be lots of scammers roaming around the industry especially for young and starting actors. I’ve been in the industry since I was 15 and was affiliated with multiple guilds that help get to...

Reddit by Ambitious_boy1_2_3 Jan 5th

BA and BFA acting major!

I am an international student who is trying to apply to US for my undergrad studies. I also posted sometime back about related topic. I am very passionate about films and acting. I wanna make my life in it. I am willing to struggle in Hollywood. But being an...

Reddit by gerwfq Jan 5th

I’m a young adult actor in college and I’ve met with several agents and managers. Some have told me I’m not ready, whereas others have told me I have a great personality. Is a mixed reception normal?

I remember my first agent meeting, she told me, “It’s very clear that you need more training.” Fast forward to the last few weeks, I signed with two different great agents, one in LA and one in NYC. I just met with a manager for representation over Zoom and...

Reddit by Natural_Midnight_836 Jan 5th

Agency options

So i'm looking at some agencies (most of them are child/teen agencies because im 16f, and they're not huge ones) and was hoping for some advice. A few of them don't require a video reel, but a monologue instead. Should I apply for these ones even if I don't...

Reddit by Mental_Scientist7782 Jan 5th

Places for acting

Hi there a lot of good actors and movies are in America is that the best place to go for acting or getting into good movies or should you just start in other countries like Ireland

Reddit by glennenglishnyc Jan 4th

"Why Actors Need Monologues"

My latest on why actors need monologues and how to prepare them. https://www.12stepmethod.com/post/why-actors-need-monologues

Reddit by danikabananika Jan 4th

Balancing acting and personal life

Apologies if this post isn’t right for this sub but I’m curious, are there any actors who have significant others in another city after they made the move to LA/NYC/Vancouver/Toronto? What are your plans for the future? How is it going? I fell in love with...

Reddit by Actor_boy1745 Jan 4th

Hello everyone, I’m new here and I have a quick question

I was reached out to by someone that I talked to briefly on Facebook, and they said they need extras for a film that he is in. So far he has told me nothing about the film, and told me he will tell me a few days prior about all the details. There seems to be...

Reddit by nancysong74 Jan 4th

Getting an O1 w/o Previous Credits?

I am a Canadian actress who's just starting out and I'd like to know why actors w/o previous credits could get an O1 visa. Recently, I've watched shows filmed in the US that feature non-US, rookie actors. Ex. Maitreyi from 'Never Have I Ever' and Iman Vellani...

Reddit by nancysong74 Jan 4th

Can Agents Submit Multiple Clients for One Role?

I'm starting out and looking for an agent. I'm doing my research on each agent's roster using IMDB Pro. My question is, is it possible for an agent to submit multiple clients to one role? If the answer is yes, could casting request audition from two or more...

Reddit by SabReale12 Jan 4th

Anyone familiar with the industry in Spain?

I’d like to know for actors how it is terms of diversity, if there are many great agencies with US connections, if there are a lot of productions happening every year and if they are welcoming to Latino actors from SA.

Reddit by HABBOwasCOOLbefore Jan 4th

How do bad actors get an agent?

Reddit by culosisdtoober Jan 4th

Do you have to be in LA or New York to become an actor?

I live in Miami, and I was wondering if it's necessary to be in one of the two cities mentioned to have a successful career. Would I be able to do well in Miami?

Reddit by Particular-Mess4756 Jan 4th

I kinda have a dream to be an actor but I have a monotone voice and an unattractive face

I always loved acting, and directing but I am the complete opposite of an ideal actor. Also I am young and don’t live near any large companies

Reddit by Inevitable_Bat_4679 Jan 4th

How can I accept that my dream of being a frequently working actor won't come true?

I'm 28/f and am UK based, I only speak English and I'm just an average looking white girl. I'm ok at acting but I'm not amazing. I have confidence and anxiety issues and have burnt a lot of bridges in the industry in the past. I've been on a break from acting...

Reddit by mosenco Jan 4th

about student films or indipendent films (not big bois, just amateurs, after grad students, low budget)

As i said in the title, in this category, is it ok to have inexperienced actors or usually they prefer always to have someone who already good at acting?

Reddit by maribugg Jan 4th

Monologues For Teens

Hi! I’m a 13 year old actress and I’m looking for some teen movie/tv monologue recommendations. I do a monthly film acting class where I do a scene and a monologue. I’ve previously done monologues from The Fault in Our Stars, Glee, Booksmart, The Haunting of...

Reddit by yabbadabadu Jan 4th

looking for a monologue for a female 30 - 40 actress

Hi, there I'm looking for a 2- 3 minute monologue for my wife who needs one for her acting class. She plays mid-thirties. Looking for monologues from very modern plays or current screenplays. Thanks