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Reddit by MrWikiMemes Oct 4th

How to make in the industry living in Scotland?

I am 16 and have always wanted to be an actor I won’t bore you with all the stuff about what made me want to do acting but just know I’m pretty sure this acting thing is what I want to do. I am currently in college taking a TV production course that covers...

Reddit by clara_sprirtus Oct 3rd

It hit me the other day. I know what I want to do.

I’m a 16f, and I always knew theater was gonna stay in my life no matter that. I’m a huge musical theater nerd, and I love performing. I’ve also been training in emergency response and rescue, as I want to be an emt after high school. But it wasn’t until the...

Reddit by throwawayclownoutfit Oct 3rd

seriously, how do you "treat your acting like a business" to get more auditions?

the low frequency / inconsistency of auditions for me is honestly, hands down the most infuriatingly frustrating aspect of my acting journey. I have no idea how in god's name I'm supposed to book something when I get auditions SO infrequently. When I get...

Reddit by romain130492 Oct 3rd

As an actor what are the more exhausting task you have to deal with?

As an actor having multiple audition or project regularly, what are the task/ thing that are repetitive and quite exhausting for you to do ? (posting in social media, sending the same email/resume again and again, taking care of the schedule etc )

Reddit by danger_james Oct 3rd

Would love to here your thoughts and experiences on the the major improv programs out there (UCB, Groundlings, Second City).

If you've been through one of those programs I would love to hear anything you have to say about it. I'm interested in learning more about: Cost/length of the classes Quality of instruction How has it benefited you as an actor? Have you been able to grow your...

Reddit by Kiratogami Oct 3rd

Something i was wondering...

So, recently i saw a voice actor for one of my favourite games on twitter. They were talking about how if people gave them money to fund their pet project they would say lines in "increasing levels of lewdness" as the character. Do voice actors have the...

Reddit by churnboi323 Oct 3rd

Critique my website?

Hey all - I've finally got my [website up and running](https://nerrisnassiri.com/actor) and would greatly appreciate any and all feedback! My primary goals for 2020 are to get a legit agent, and get auditions for U.S. theaters that are opening back up in...

Reddit by dannyboy587 Oct 3rd

Looking for an American voice actor to do a few lines for an animation short

Please DM me if you're interesting in being in this and I'll send the script

Reddit by nb1766 Oct 3rd

Under what conditions would you attend a clothing optional resort?

Our local clothing optional resort has a very conservative flavor. The guests mainly come from the libertarian arm of the Republican Party...angling toward a beer chugging, hunting, fishing crowd. I went expecting a lot of artists, actors, musicians...

Reddit by lucycov452 Oct 3rd

Is it possible to become an actress (I have tourettes)

Reddit by tbo1999 Oct 2nd

Are memorizing sides a must?

Hello! I just started acting a few months ago and have started auditioning. I have an eco cast audition on Actor's Access that says "Please only read for the role which you originally submitted" and normally, I would memorize my sides before my tape, but this...

Reddit by Nickel_Rickel Oct 2nd

Sorry if this is dumb, I feel very lost and idk if acting should be something I should pursue

I'm a highschool student, Grade 12, and am going into Business School next year. That being said, I've always thought of becoming an actor, but really, never had the chance, took drama class but my teacher didn't really teach me much, and lastly, which makes...

Reddit by chthonic_persephone Oct 2nd

Discouraged from just getting 'extra' roles.

I constantly apply on Actors Access and I am focusing to get more and more training. But it disappoints me when I apply for stuff on Actors Access and they end up being 'extra' roles. The other day I auditioned for something and apparently it ended up being...

Reddit by hithirteen Oct 2nd

Does anyone else despise cover letters on Backstage/Actors Access?

I see no point to them. If I’m submitting to 20+ roles per day I’m not going to take the time to explain why I want to be cast in your film (especially if it’s a student film). It just seems like such an unnecessary step!

Reddit by FishingVegetable Oct 2nd

What's your plans for the future?

Fellow actor here - I thought this would be a perfect place to ask. I've recently been going through crappy time reaching my mid 30's and still not having a 'proper job'. Lately I've had a few roles and auditions have picked up but realised these only fill...

Reddit by HunkeringKodiak Oct 2nd

Gigs and receiving unemployment?

I posted this on r/Unemployment and was hoping to get some advice on this sub. Hoping someone here might have been in a similar situation! Hi everyone, I've been working as an actor for the better part of two years. Like every actor I know, I've been...

Reddit by jamiemarshsagactor Oct 2nd

I'm a bored actor in Hollywood on lockdown so I decided to edit myself into a viral video and match them. It's gotten almost 3000 views.

Reddit by ResearchGig Oct 1st

Looking for voice actors who work multiple jobs

Hi there! I am a doctoral student working and I'm trying to get in contact with people who do voice over and voice acting in addition to another job that might be in a completely different or similar area. We—a group of researchers at the University of...

Reddit by DuskToDawn100 Oct 1st

How to get Netflix auditions?

I am currently starting out as an actress. I’m eighteen years old. I am about to get headshots, slateshots and a demo reel made by some photography studio soon. I am going to try to find an agent to hopefully represent me soon. But I have heard that agents...

Reddit by WowAnotherOne Oct 1st

Would it be considered brownface for a white actor to portray a Shark in West Side Story but they don’t use an accent or dark makeup. Or is that just white washing?