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Reddit by gonzolives369 Aug 30th

Trying to get back into the game after 10+ years. Advice needed.

So I used to do ADR work for a popular ADR studio for some niche anime titles back in the late 90s and early 2000s. Incidental stuff, mainly, but it was fun. A side character here and here, the odd bad guy getting beat up or the background characters. You get...

Reddit by indietorch Aug 30th

Thoughts on Actors Access?

So I wasn't sure if this was more along the lines of like Backstage where it's mainly acting jobs vs voice acting. Wasn't sure if it was worth looking into

Reddit by iovoko Aug 30th

What drama school is best for me?

Obligatory disclaimer: I am fourteen and simply curious to hear the opinions of fellow Redditors. I fully intend on going to drama school when I finish highschool. I believe it’s what’s best for me and my situation, since I don’t live in a place with anything...

Reddit by MisterJose Aug 30th

Voice acting, stage acting, film acting

I've recently gotten curious about this, so I was hoping someone here would educate me. My basic perception of stage acting in general is that it's supposed to be an elevated reality. Movements and acting larger than life. Also that it's more of a 'trained'...

Reddit by samuelhinchliffe91 Aug 30th

Do established actors have to audition for acting parts and roles?

I was watching a Q&A of the actress Emily Watson at Oxford University and she said that she “doesn’t audition anymore” apart from screen testing for blockbusters produced by Hollywood. And said that she “didn’t really” have to audition for things after she...

Reddit by T-A-E-H Aug 29th

Rest in Power to a legend. Chadwick Boseman was a great actor and humble man.

Reddit by Polo-panda Aug 29th

Rest In Peace Chadwick Boseman

A wonderful actor who played multiple iconic roles, not just T’challa, but Jackie Robinson and Thurgood Marshall as well. He was 43 years old and apparently had been battling colon cancer for the past 4 years. He was great actor and he will absolutely be...

Reddit by natural_locality Aug 29th

questions about scripts / mechanics

not an actor in the slightest, but i have recently been interested in others who do act/ the mechanics of it all. and that brings me on to scripts and things: -is each episode broken down into one script booklet (is there a proper term for this?) or are...

Reddit by OmnipresentIntrovert Aug 29th

What makes some actors just radiate funny?

I mean it feels like some comedy actors can just make anything funny.

Reddit by soahcthegod2012 Aug 29th

Acting with a Full Time Job

I know that a majority of actors work jobs to supplement their incomes during periods where they’re not on stage/film(especially now with a *certain* pandemic plaguing many a things). But my question is, would I be better off getting a full-time job or...

Reddit by ronanconners Aug 29th

Hiring for short horror piece

Hello everyone! My name is Ronan Conners and I am a writer launching my site this October. As a way to help advertise the site, I am going to post a short reading from one of my stories. I am looking for someone with gravitas and a bit of editing skills...

Reddit by OnlineFilmakngSchool Aug 29th

start career as a Actor

Reddit by o8Eight8o Aug 29th

Advice needed: I submitted to and received a self tape request for a small indie via Backstage. Decided to look into the director/writer and I found out that they are only 16 years old. More info below.

I clicked the link to their backstage profile, which had a profile picture. I then googled them and found their IMDb page and one other film related site with the same profile picture. It was on that last website that I found their birthday. While I really...

Reddit by thisbemyusername1234 Aug 29th

can any working actors give me some feedback on my materials & gameplan?

I lack a professional network and I've made a ton of life mistakes, I've been pretty much hustling by myself this entire time and have made some progress, but I lack knowledgable people that are familiar with my craft who can give me guidance, and...

Reddit by jesssjo Aug 28th

finally taking that leap!

hey guys! i visit this subreddit almost every day and read a lot of your posts. they inspire me a lot and i thought i’d share my story hoping to inspire someone too. i’m almost 22, i was a theatre major at a performing arts high school. i loved it, the thrill...

Reddit by iyiol_a Aug 28th

An auditioning app for actors

Hi guys, I'm Iyiola Owabumowa, Founder and CEO of Monologue, an auditioning app for actors. Sequel to my last post on this sub, there have been suggestion regarding the auditioning app my team and I are working on, and I'd love to use this opportunity to take...

Reddit by DRAGON_J246 Aug 28th

CASTING CALL: looking for London-based actresses who have OR are able to use Discord

Hey all, I’m the showrunner of the horror drama anthology series the Edge of Midnight: We are looking for a lead actress for Ep3 of our series, they will have meet (at distance) an actor, but there is no romantic/relationship scenes. Preferably aging wise you...

Reddit by mysterydarkblue Aug 28th

A Website/Service for Actors (Idea)

Hey all, I’m looking to validate an idea I’ve had for a website for actors. The idea is to provide a way for actors to create a public profile with all the relevant information casting agents would need to know (i.e. headshots, age group etc.) I’m a designer...

Reddit by Accidental_Edge Aug 28th

Student Acting: Should I Take Roles My Freshman Year?

Hello all! I am a Freshman BFA Acting Student right now and I am admittedly a little overwhelmed at the moment! I was discussing headshots with my professor and he recommended that I get professional shots done if I want to do professional work this year (my...

Reddit by NarcIndianManLover Aug 28th

Christopher Denham is great

Not only is he perfect actor but Home Movie truly is great movie. Well directed. You are truly underrated Christopher. Go go go!