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Reddit by andreea123456789 May 25th

Voice acting in Japan vs Voice acting in the US

The one thing most people enjoy about being a voice actor is the fact that your get privacy. In comparison with on camera actors, nobody really cares for voice actors. Nobody is that interested in your personal life & you're not being followed by paparazzi...
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Reddit by Armanabc May 25th

Is Backstage Acting legit for ages under 16?

I've been trying to become an actor ever since I was born. I have already practiced and now i'm ready to audition but I need an account. When I was making an account, It had said I was underage and needed a parental confirmation. I had gotten permission but...
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Reddit by Itz_VonVon May 25th

How Do I Break In The Industry When I'm from Another Country?

I need some advice, I live in the Caribbean but I want to be an actor. The problem is there isn't much opportunity here to do it nor is there any decent training available. Jobs are rare and not due to too much actors but rather a lack of Jobs and resources...
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Reddit by kushnerbobby May 25th

Methodical Acting Manual Titles

Anybody know the most methodical acting technique textbooks? I got Benedetti's "The Actor at Work"
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Reddit by GoldCelebration8 May 25th

New Actors: Who's Who On A Film Set

I crafted this complete guide to who's who on a film production and some shorthand lingo you'll hear flying around set. If you're a new actor or just booked your first role (wooo!), it's imperative for your confidence and comfort to understand all the...
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Reddit by LaurelDainer May 25th

Best Agency For Teen Theatrical

Hi guys, I am 16 years old and am looking for theatrical representation in LA. I am not completely new to acting I have a pretty well rounded list of region theater, low budget/student short films and 4-5 years of on-screen acting classes with established...
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Reddit by mrarthurwhite May 25th

Thoughts On Improving Quality of Life of Aspiring Actors

*Q:* What are the biggest expense items for acting students or aspiring actors, in your opinion? *The Problem Statement:* I suspect rent is probably the biggest expense for aspiring actors, am I right? *Possible solution:* If that is the case I recommend that...
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Reddit by bosharpe1 May 25th

An Theatre Actor's Voice

Does anybody know any good books/teachers/exercises that help develop a stronger, richer voice for theatre? At the moment I'm taking singing lessons, working on diction, and trying to work out my diaphragm. However I can't carry my voice a long way, and also...
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Reddit by screamqueenjunkie May 25th

When does acting become exploitation? How do I find quality work as an actress?

I’ve been dabbling in acting since I was in college. Short films for classmates, music videos, terrible TV pilots, and the like. Most of them have been good experiences during production, but the common thread remained the same. Each time I was cast as...
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Reddit by madchen_indigo May 25th

What are you doing acting wise in quarantine?

hey everyone, I'm new here and a young actress in community college. I am pretty bummed about being in quarantine. I had a call back for a cool play I was excited for that got cancelled as well as many opportunities. I'm taking zoom ballet through my college...
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Reddit by whitet445 May 25th

How hard is it to become a successful actor as an Asian American?

We all know Asians are underrepresented in the industry. Probably because most big movie roles are designated for people who cater to the appearance based expectations of most of America . So I was wondering what it would take for an asian American to make it...
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Reddit by trubar_1_slo_knjiga May 25th

Realisticaly, how hard is it to land an acting job in LA (or any other big market) without knowing people in the industry.

My question is pretty much what the title says, can someone realisticaly expect to land a role in a movie or TV series without knowing a lot of people who already work in the industry? Also, do actors in America usually have day jobs? (Referring to actors in...
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Reddit by zqvid May 25th

13 Things You’ll Experience On Your Way to Becoming a Working Actor

Hi everyone! I'm a pro actress, artist, writer, and producer in Los Angeles, (new to Reddit) and recently published this article, which I figure beginner and seasoned actors alike may enjoy! Feel free to share and let me know what you think!...
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Reddit by enjoythesilencio May 25th

Rachel McAdams in an acting class

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6URUyeDFZT0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6URUyeDFZT0) I don't know if this has already been shared here, but I love this video. Seeing her when she was barely getting into acting and being inexperienced, then seeing her...
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Reddit by June_Etoile May 25th

WOC actress reminding ya'll AGAIN to WATCH THIS

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RplA18Z9FE&t=59s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RplA18Z9FE&t=59s) If you ain't got THIS working in your favor (read the youtube comments) then you need to write for your DAMN SELF. Nepotism is real. 
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Reddit by breadbakingissick May 25th

Los Angeles

I could just do with some simple easy advice. I want to move to LA from the UK as soon as possible (when I turn 18) to try and work an actor (I know it's narcissistic and un original). Could any one out there offer any advice at all from maybe previous...
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Reddit by gberry31 May 24th

Questions about Larry Moss’ Workshop

has anyone on here taken Larry Moss’ acting workshop? i was thinking about taking it but i had some questions. how much was it? did you find it beneficial? what is the difference between the “auditioning actor” and the “working actor” as mentioned on his...
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Reddit by Luna_and_River May 24th

I'm shy and socially awkward. Could I still become an actress?

While looking at a list of electives for my school a few months ago, I saw that my school offers a lot of drama/theatre classes. I had already gotten interested in acting last year, and I almost joined the drama club but couldn't because I was scared that I...
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Reddit by princezzofdarkness May 24th

What are your dreams or goals when it comes to acting?

For me, I want to show people that as a Muslim Woman, I don’t have to be type casted and play generic roles. I can be a detective, teacher, or a superhero. Whatever it may be, I want people to look past my headscarf and see my talents. Another thing is...
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Reddit by Testlove808 May 24th

Will voice acting training change your everyday speaking voice?

May be a dumb question. But I've been told I mumble and have a weak voice. I want to be a manager at my company some day and was thinking about getting voice actor training to purely improve my voice for management? Is this logical?
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