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Reddit by brinkofhumor Jul 1st

LA Actors...Do you have any suggestions on good LA studios for classes?

Doing some research on LA and wondering if I can get some actual people's thoughts on classes instead of just googling. Thanks!

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Jun 30th

The year is 2133...

The climate crisis has rendered the middle of the planet uninhabitable. Massive famines resulted in a global civil upheaval that has left most governments moot. Almost all of humanity has returned to a barter system. Somewhere near the area once known as...

Reddit by mamapajama00 Jun 30th

Have yall learned anything universal about life from acting?

Non-actor here! Hope yall don't mind this potentially pretentious question. I think every form of art gives the artist a certain perspective on huge philosophical ideas, but the only art I've personally pursued is music. It's absolutely changed the way I look...

Reddit by Tommymel1989 Jun 30th

As an actor, what resources interest you? What resources are there not enough of?

We are a filmmaking collective with various screenwriters, actors and filmmakers who get together to produce free filmmaking resources and filmmaking tutorials on YouTube and would love to build more resources for actors, at no cost to yourselves. What would...

Reddit by mighij Jun 30th

I'm writing the text for an audio guide. What are the guidelines I should include for the voice actors?

I'm writing a text for an audio guide which will be used in a former detention camp of the Nazi's. The audio guide will be for children between 8 and 12. Besides the text I would also like to include information about tone and style so the voice actors have a...

Reddit by mattnguyen8 Jun 30th

Can someone be an accountant and actor?

Hi, I am still in high school and am deciding what I should do in the future. Is it possible to be an accountant and actor at the same time? I want to act but I also want to have a stable job, and I don’t know if it is manageable to do both.

Reddit by thereallorddane Jun 30th

Acting advice from a musician.

Hey everyone, I lurk here on and off and I see some comments that remind me of my time in music as a conductor. There's this notion that you have to choose something off the beaten path to be really interesting and grab the audition panel's attention. Let me...

Reddit by iLikeplays Jun 30th

Monologue Feedback

Hello everyone! I know this isn't the best place to post this, but I'm an actor and everyone else here is one too so I thought you guy would have good feedback. I recently wrote a longish monologue and was wondering if anyone could give feedback on it. I'm 15...

Reddit by PoudaKeg Jun 30th

Emotional Recall Trauma

I’ve been acting throughout my childhood and into my teenage years, I’ve done some small tv and movie gigs but my big roles have been in regional theatre or small theaters in the city. A year ago I had the honor to play Juror #3 in twelve angry men for a...

Reddit by ElijahCookOfficial Jun 30th

What's the best way to get attention from talent agencies?

Hey, so I'm an aspiring teenage actor in the Atlanta area, and I've had trouble getting talent agencies to notice me. So far, I've sent letters and headshots to five different agencies, none of whom have responded. Do you guys have any tips for me?

Reddit by StorytellerAli Jun 30th

What actors currently working have the greatest range you’ve heard?

Hey guys. So I’m considering getting into this field myself, and am wondering how actors sharpen their range. What actors currently working in TV, games or animation etc have the best vocal range? What roles they’re in show this variety? And how can I sharpen...

Reddit by Summertheseason Jun 29th

Can anyone help me think of this actors name?

I can only remember his face, I'm pretty sure he was in one or two moves set in ancient Greece or time, he was upper middle aged in the early 2000s and has a beard and dark hair. He looks like every male NPC in assassin's Creed oddessy. It's driving me crazy.

Reddit by FireFawkes1111 Jun 29th

A Space for real, anonymous accounts good & bad from black students, staff & alumni @ drama schools/acting studios. DM to share your story. #BlackAtDramaSchool

Hey Everyone, Here's one way you can support dismantling systemic racism in educational institutions, and in the arts & entertainment world: Check out, follow  & share Instagram.com/blackatdramaschool with everyone you know in the Arts, Entertainment &...

Reddit by denimdemon04 Jun 29th

i couldn't be further from fitting the ideal expectations of an actor. but i'm also intrigued in joining my drama club at high school.

i'm really shy, not the most comfortable in my skin and i get bad stage fright. yet, i feel like i want to try acting. i have no experience, asides for acting out a really short play with maybe ten classmates and without an audience watching. i've also filmed...

Reddit by JamesHardfoulen Jun 29th

What is a casting director/director referring to when they say someone has a ‘good look’

As title inferred, casting directors and directors often refer to actors as having a ‘good look’ what do they mean by it?

Reddit by zeromalarki Jun 29th

How to be a successful actor, by an unsuccesful actor

Reddit by bosharpe1 Jun 29th

Comedic and Eccentric character acting

I'm drawn to comic, over-the-top and eccentric performing. Clown figures, and actors who play quirky people. Im thinking of Johnny Depp, Rowan Atkinson, Jim Carrey, Sasha Baron Cohen, Groucho, Jennifer Saunders, even Gary Oldman. I've been studying clowning...

Reddit by Theanononexx Jun 29th

Will film running give me an opportunity?

So I want to become an actress, or even producer, but these are obviously industries where you start from the very bottom. It’s all about who you know right? My question is, if I take up a role as a film runner apprenticeship will this help me in terms of...

Reddit by rexwinnfield Jun 28th

Need help with a little role in a film!

Hello my name is Ethan Goddard and I just wrote my first film! I am looking for someone’s help if they are willing to help me live my dream of making my first DIY film! It’s called The Playlist and it is basically to really dumb it down is its about a boy...

Reddit by bflbfl Jun 28th

Side-by-side Comparison of Actor Auditions (link)

This is a little page that allows side-by-side comparison of the auditions of three actors for the role of Elizabeth in "A Royal Night Out": Emilia Clarke, Claire Foye, and Sarah Gadon. One of them got the role...