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Reddit by aznednacni Jul 6th

Do you get feedback from your reps about self-tapes?

I'm just curious. Been with my manager a couple years. He used to tell me when he was happy with a tape, or help choose between takes. Now I often don't even get confirmation that he's received it. I'm not looking for a pat on the back, but we actors can put...

Reddit by Tenpennytimes Jul 6th

An Actor Prepares was so good

I read the book a couple months back and was enthralled by the writing, the use of narrative to teach Stanslavskis ideas regarding acting, and his different metaphors through out the book were really useful. Did anyone else find this book to be incredible?

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jul 6th

What result-oriented work have you done as an actor during quarantine?

I’ve written for myself and done a bunch of zoom calls for upcoming scripts and some fun auditions - glad to hear my mgr is saying my tapes are getting more and more solid - and while improving your audition game is great I’d love to hear of anyone that’s...

Reddit by coupon666 Jul 5th

Actors who wear glasses and can’t wear contacts: how hard is it to be on set blind and other questions.

I am no longer able to wear contacts due to my eye condition worsening and becoming more prone to infections and allergies (even with proper cleaning, never sleeping or showering in them, wearing 8 hours max, or wearing daily use disposables). I also am...

Reddit by tony_hp Jul 5th

How to stay on character without breaking character

How to keep a straight face while you’re on character as an actor like andy kaufman that makes there character way more believable without breaking a laugh is there any advice on how to stay on character

Reddit by Triskan Jul 5th

Tomorrow, I have a casting/test session to become a voice actor for a small video game dubbing studio.

And it's an exercice I've tried sometimes, I know how to work with a lip-sync track and I trust myself to not drop the ball... But still, I'm a bit nervous. I've mostly acted on stage or for amateur or semi-professional short-movies so this is a brand new...

Reddit by windiaboyz Jul 5th

Newbie question: do you get a schedule of which scenes are shooting on each day? Then actors, memorize their lines depending on which scene they shoot

I’ve noticed that scripts could be up to 100 pages so I always wondered how actors memorize their lines

Reddit by sucobe Jul 5th

Actors, stay vigilant and know your worth (this isn't it)

Reddit by BanditoLo Jul 5th

I want to get back into acting but I have questions about changes in the industry

I grew up acting and have done a few things of note. But when I was a teenager, I left the industry to finish my education at a regular public school. I lost my momentum and have missed it ever since. I want to start auditioning again but I have so many...

Reddit by TheRadHatter9 Jul 4th

To all the regulars here, prepare for newbies to start referencing this tweet/tiktok that freaking Bob Iger actually responded to.

https://twitter.com/pattonoswalt/status/1278915322561454080 Description: Dude makes a tiktok (albeit a very well put together one, but nothing to do with acting) and says "Please retweet this enough so that Disney calls" and Bob Iger actually tweeted at the...

Reddit by Theurbanalchemist Jul 4th

Is it beneficial for a talent to learn stunt training?

At the beginning of the year, I was on the fence on whether or not to undergo stunt training. I read one of these subreddits that they (producers) will prefer to have the stunt double do the stunt, for fear if the actor gets hurt, production shuts down and...

Reddit by _ivi_eevee Jul 4th

Online auditions

Hi guys! I've been wondering if Netflix, Nickelodeon, Disney etc. are doing online auditions. I live in a country where there aren't any options for a teenager (16 years old, female). I adore acting and I really want to try my luck (I've had roles in school...

Reddit by magicbutterly Jul 4th

Acting in NYC with COVID

Hey everyone first of all I think it is awesome how many of you all have been so active with your acting from home between auditions, monologues, and online classes. It is great to see! My question is for the actors in NY (mostly film and TV wise) do you...

Reddit by raw_ramen69 Jul 4th

What should I get?

Hey I'm an aspiring voice actor and I dont know what equipment I need, I have a very low budget so I can't buy anything expensive, anyone know anything?

Reddit by sircarrgomm Jul 3rd

“Actors Wall”

Have any of you folks ever hit a wall where you can’t seem to make any line sound right? I’ve had this for over a year and I just don’t know how to get past it. I try to remember what I was doing a few years back that made me so much more talented than I am...

Reddit by sk8rboi36 Jul 3rd

Acting through narration/storytelling

I think the most unfortunate effect of the prevalence of CGI is films have become so focused on visuals they neglect to develop the skills of their actors to captivate the audience just by speaking. I’m not talking just monologue, though one of the first...

Reddit by redalienbaby Jul 3rd

backstage podcast

Im just getting into the backstage podcast.. anybody know of any good episodes where actors discuss their audition/preparation process?

Reddit by TotalTennant Jul 3rd

I'm a 22 year old from Ireland, where should I, ddrrelocate?

Hello fellow thespians. I am a 22 year old from Ireland with dreams of being a successful actor, writer and director. Unfortunately where I am from is not the best place for such opportunities so I'd like to ask for thoughts and suggestions in regards to...

Reddit by Mushran90 Jul 3rd

Having trouble reading aloud unlike when reading in my mind.

Hello everyone, I hope you're all in good health and doing well in your endeavors. I joined this subreddit approximately two months ago and I must say, I'm amazed by this community, you guys and gals are very knowledgeable and you share your wisdom for free...

Reddit by Chellyyyy Jul 3rd

Mafia 3 voice actor speaks about experiences in the industry