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Reddit by jaydenthealpha Jul 25th

Does anyone have any college/university recommendations for acting in the USA West Coast?

Does anyone have advice on what I should be looking for in colleges when it comes to becoming an actor?

Reddit by thrwgabay Jul 24th

Actors of Reddit, have you ever worked on a production you knew would bomb?

As we all know, actors are people who are trying to make a living and to do their job well. How much liberty do they have over the work they get involved in?

Reddit by MrMcMuffiin Jul 24th

Lookin for female voice actors. If interested pm me :)

On a side note looking for people who play pc Mostly will talk on Discord

Reddit by 8-LeggedRecordPlayer Jul 24th

Voice Actress

Does anyone know of an actress or someone who has that 1950's era style voice like Doris Day or Rosemary Clooney that is actually still active?

Reddit by hnj_43 Jul 24th

Does it have to start in a theatre?

I'm looking to act, I've always wanted to, but at a young age my family told me that 90 something percent of actors don't have enough to eat, and so I've been focusing on other things. I rarely watch tv shows, but when I do all I'm thinking about is how the...

Reddit by Asevera Jul 24th

Voice Training Resources

You know how you can learn anything using the internet nowadays? I'm an actress, and was looking into learning voice acting. But it seems like it's difficult to find tutorials and courses (I think youtube series count as courses if you can actually learn from...

Reddit by iamnotdrake Jul 24th

What movie, TV show, video game, or play made you want to become an actor?

Reddit by weareallpatriots Jul 24th

This is a scam, right?

I got an alert on LA Casting this morning from someone who says she owns a "non-SAG" talent agency who reps SAG and non-union actors. This is the main line that screams "scam" to me: *"This is not a cold call, someone from our team hand selected you based on...

Reddit by wowknights4real Jul 24th

Any advice for a 22 year old Indigenous Native American actor. I've been training to become an actor since I was 15 and haven't had the chance to prove myself yet. I did a performance on the dark knight and voiced all the characters in 'This is Halloween

Reddit by ClicheCanary Jul 24th

Specific Job for actors

Anybody sell books on Amazon as a side hustle? Thoughts? Experiences?

Reddit by influx2outflux Jul 24th

In order to make your first submission, do you have to pay the subscription fee for actor's access?

Reddit by laadefreakinda Jul 23rd

A Comprehensive Guide to Acting Pt. 2

If you are reading this then I'm assuming you read [Pt. 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/cgjas1/a_comprehensive_guide_to_acting_pt_1/) of my guide. Please read that before continuing down this very long rabbit hole. ​ So, we've determined...

Reddit by Evan13tz Jul 23rd

Thoughts on a surname change?

I have been looking at articles lately saying Hispanic actors are less likely to get cast or get roles which really discouraged me. However I saw a case in which a girl Anglicized her last name and got more roles. Which made me think whether or not I should...

Reddit by Averagebiker21 Jul 23rd

Quick question about projecting emotions while acting

Is it more important to try and control your face expressions to match what you're looking for, or just "feel it" and let it flow out? I'm starting to practice that, so I'm kinda confused, specially having heard that actors use "motivations"

Reddit by atanassova Jul 23rd

HELP! Should i start younger or attend a drama school first?

I've been working in my country as an actress ever since i was 13. Last year i applied for a green card (I'm 17 now) and my application just got accepted. Next year i graduate from high school and I'm wondering whether i should attend a drama school in the US...

Reddit by KahPark Jul 23rd

Tips for a better performance

I may not be an actor (yet) but here's a bit of advice for all you aspiring actors like myself. Don't pretend to feel the emotion. Feel the emotion. That advice can take you a long way and can be connected to many areas of acting. But in case you didn't get...

Reddit by S_Gertie Jul 23rd

AA - Do submissions disappear from your list?

This is a weird question and I could just be mis-remembering. But, if a casting notice is originally posted in the area where actors can see and you submit for a role, would that role still show in the list of your submissions if the casting notice was pulled...

Reddit by detsen386 Jul 23rd

Great role that would require weight gain

There's a potential TV role I'm hoping to get, where the character is a "jolly fat" woman. I love the character - she's very funny, uplifting, and a good friend to the lead character. However because she's written as a happy big girl if I were to play her I'd...

Reddit by cairnsey Jul 23rd

Calming nerves for a class

I’ve taken a small step and booked myself into a weekend acting class for September. It’s a beginner class for people with little to no experience, but they’ve asked for a headshot and an acting CV. I don’t currently have a headshot (but I’ve found a...

Reddit by fulcanmal Jul 23rd

Can you do Voice Over without a home studio?

Hey, When you're getting started, and don't have the financial ability to build a home studio, how does one do Voice Overs? Is it even possible, or am I just out of luck. There are no cheap options for me, as I live in a very hot climate and the building uses...