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Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Nov 22nd

What are some good, flexible jobs for actors?

Reddit by ifeelpeachy Nov 21st

Acting with ADD/ADHD

Hi folks, If it's okay, I'd really like this only to be answered by people with ADD/ADHD! When I was young I did have someone suggest that I have this, but I had good grades and had some preconceived notions...anyway, now I'm an adult, know a lot more about...

Reddit by JonnyTsunami12 Nov 21st

Which cities are now best for acting careers?

I’m currently getting into acting and I moved to Chicago a year ago. I’m curious what cities are the best for acting careers? Can you even break into the industry in Chicago? I know Chicago is great for improv and theatre but what about breaking into Film and...

Reddit by radicaldoritos Nov 21st

Which studio to get demo reel producted NYC?

Hello! I’ve been working as a voice actor for almost two years now, looking to find a good studio in NYC to get a reel done. I was looking at Edge or Sweet Spot, but was curious if anyone has any other options, or had used them before! Thanks!

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Nov 21st

How many different classes should I take?

I recently moved to LA and took three introductory acting classes all from reputable names in the industry. I liked all of them for their own qualities and how I felt they could help me best as an actor, but I’m realizing now that I’ll have to drop one or two...

Reddit by Confusedgirl007 Nov 21st

Unexperince, aspiring actress. Help me start a career. Tips and suggestions wanted!!

Hi, I'm interested in becoming an actress. I'm 22yrs, I have absolutely NO experience in the acting field. I live in a smaller town with no opportunities. I live about 90mins away from Toronto. I have bad anxiety also.. 1. Do I even have a chance? 2. Where do...

Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 21st

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Nov 21

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by itsmkbtw Nov 21st

To all the horror/thriller voice actors on reddit, has a story, that u narrated or acted for, ever affected you enough to give you sleepless nights or,, just scare you maybe?

Reddit by Yaars23 Nov 21st

Best On-Camera Class NYC?

As a theater actor transitioning to film/tv I am currently looking for an on-camera class to supplement my scene study class. I have worked with an On-Camera coach, but am looking for a more regular class setting. Who would you recommend? Who has the best...

Reddit by josephkiya Nov 21st

How to underplay?

Hello fellow actors and actresses. It's been two solid months at Film School, and I've done amateur theatre in school and college a while ago until I got super fried at my desk job and finally took the plunge. I'm currently studying screen acting, and my...

Reddit by pokeoutmyirises Nov 20th

filmmaker: an actor's thoughts on having small lines in a short film? should I give them more?

Hi everyone. I am a filmmaker, and I will be directing a short film my friend wrote. I feel guilty that one of the characters says only 4 lines... so maybe 15 seconds of screen time. this short film is probably 5 minutes. I am making sure everything will turn...

Reddit by shawnharmon Nov 20th

ShouldI start looking for an agent now.

So I’ve been in LA for four months, I have 10 student film and short film credits, I am going to have a pretty good reel once I get more footage, and I have good headshots that get me work or at least into the audition room. I’m submitting multiple times a...

Reddit by TheSasquatchKing Nov 20th

Are stand up comedy agents a good idea for actors that want to pursue more comedy?

I ask because I've been working in the industry for 6 years now, and I've done lots of comedy jobs. It's actually the main thing I get cast in. But I don't tend to be seen for a lot of broader comedy stuff. Mostly go up for dramas. I was wondering if comedy...

Reddit by guitaristnate Nov 20th

Hey, as an aspiring voice actor, I have a question.

So, my voice is along the lines of Steve Blum, Sam Elliot, Kevin Conroy, etc... I’m currently an Audio Engineering student, and I’ve taken a liking to the sound for motion picture side of the industry. My favorite thing that I’ve done in a class so far has...

Reddit by LunaIg Nov 20th

How to know which agent is right for you/which agent to email?

Hi guys, I have read various guidance on how to look for an agent, I will write what I got out of that, but I am still not sure what to look for when deciding which agent to contact and how to justify it in a cover letter why exactly I am writing to that...

Reddit by ShakaBradda Nov 19th

Need an acting reel edited?

Hey actors! If you need an edited acting reel put together, DM me! Full time video editor that can get it done with a quick turnaround

Reddit by JohnTheRegularPerson Nov 19th

What is a book on acting you would gift to your past self the moment he or she decided to become an actor/actress?

Reddit by Yaars23 Nov 19th

Should I list commercials on resume?

Just finished reading "Self Managment for Actors" in which the author writes that under commercials you should just list "conflicts avaliable upon request" as a way to show that you have done commercials, but not highlight them, as that may discourage CD's...

Reddit by arabactor99 Nov 19th

A Hollywood director I met said becoming a famous actor does not take not taking acting skill but just pure luck. Do you agree with this?

Reddit by Coffeeholic_Comics Nov 19th

Speaking clearly

So I’m an inspiring voice actor and I’ve been told I have good voices for characters, but the only criticism they have is they have trouble understanding some things I say. How can I speak more clearly without it sounding weird and like I’m over pronouncing...