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Reddit by Mjz11 Aug 10th

I need help

Im kinda sad all the time for the last 1/2 weeks. After watching many shows my love for acting is way bigger and my dream of being an actor is in my head all the time unlike before when it was just like whatever if i become an actor then good but i didn't...

Reddit by Aray__ Aug 9th

Visibility for struggling actors

I’m asking this as a struggling actor. I’m thinking about joining a modeling agency, talent agency, attending auditions, doing theater, and getting an on-set job. Is that too much to manage when I’m struggling? I want to be as visible as possible.

Reddit by ThatJazzyPenguin Aug 9th

How much money did you have saved up before making the decision to pursue acting full-time?

I understand that some, if not many, have full-time 9-5 jobs in addition to acting in classes, at night or on weekends. I was curious in how much did one save up in [emergency] funds before making a big move such as switching to a more flexible job for...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Aug 9th

Walton Goggins on WTF--great actor, gets into some acting nuts & bolts around 1:05:00

Reddit by Regret68 Aug 8th

Getting an Agent While in College?

Hi! I’m going to try to make this brief. Before college, I wanted to be a neurosurgeon. After I got into a great school, I decided I wanted to go into the film industry. This school isn’t that good for that field, but I do love the school and I want to get my...

Reddit by Thunderwow Aug 8th

Expressive Body language or face

I'm not an actress, and did not know where to post this. I have an expressive face / Body language and it came to the point where I found bad people exploiting it to their benefit...how can I use it for my advantage, or make poker face. Do you know excercises...

Reddit by Acid_In_My_Eyes Aug 8th

What does it take to become a good actor for someone who is an absolute beginner?

Reddit by AutoModerator Aug 8th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Aug 8

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 Hekseville Aug 8th

Is it possible to become an actor while being ugly ?

It's a genuine question, I don't want to throw a pity party or people telling me that my looks are fine because they aren't (I've got bullied solely because of my looks when I was younger.) So as the title says, I would like to know if being unactractive...

Reddit by mariartea_ Aug 8th

I’m in confusion.

Soooo I’ve wanted to become an actor for a couple of years now but (especially after my final exams for school/university) I get terrible anxiety and there’s this little voice in my head constantly telling me that I can’t do it and I’ll never be a good actor...

Reddit by VayloOfficial Aug 8th

Can you change your name/acting name?

I think my name and surname aren't really rememberable or easy to say and if I become an actor many people would just look over me. Do you have any examples of actors who have done this or if it is possible?

Reddit by Weidenauer Aug 8th

Question: Is there a market for scary and demonic sounding voice actors?

Hello there, I'm interested in working as a voice actor. Naturally, I'm wondering if there's a niche in the market I can specialize and excell in. I figured this would be providing a voice for monsters, zombies, dragons, demons and stuff like that. I'm a...

Reddit by StrobeRogers Aug 8th

I hate working in musicals but they're so much fun?

Hello, I was prepping a song for my first musical audition (yay!), when I realized I may be too much of an non MT actor to really understand how everything is supposed to be normal. They just burst into song? Ook. Yet.. They're so much fun to do. If you can...

Reddit by josephlemus_ Aug 8th

might be a stupid question

do you have to go to college to be an actor?

Reddit by girlonthespectrum Aug 8th

How do you feel about 2% of all acting roles are characters with disabilities but 95% of these 2% roles are played by actors without a disability?

Reddit by 86Rocked Aug 7th

I was used in a scene with a high profile actor. Now what?

Hello, Last Thursday, through a casting agency, I was invited with a host of other paid extras (around 30-40 people total) to be in the background of a popular Netflix series being filmed in my city. While on the set, I was selected to play in an important...

Reddit by yeah-ok-retard Aug 7th

how exactly do i get in to acting?

I’m currently a teen right now (15) and after having an amazing experience as a movie extra, it’s made me want to become an actual principal actor myself. I’m sort of confused on how to begin my journey as an actor. I know i already know about headshots so...

Reddit by ActorActingInLA Aug 7th

LA Haunted Hayride Audition Advice?

I have an audition for the LA Haunted Hayride attraction next week to be a scare actor, and I'm curious if anyone here have gone to these auditions before OR were part of the LA Haunted Hayride? I have no idea what to expect both at the auditions and/or...

Reddit by chRONic21x Aug 7th

Massachusetts actors/creators

Hey all Anyone from Mass. looking to get into some acting and filmmaking but not really sure where to start. Any advice is welcome.

Reddit by FunneyBonez Aug 7th

What to do when you hit an “actors block”?

Similar to a writers block. When you guys study a scene and understand it, and get it, but empathizing with it is a challenge, how do you work that? I feel like I’m pushing a wall to no avail.