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Reddit by BigWungusBill Nov 22nd

What can one do to become more Empathetic as a person?

I think it was Stella Adler who thought to grow as a person and to grow as an actor are synonymous and as such I will post this on a therapy subreddit as well. Yhis question is a little bit of personal and acting advice. I’m sort of at a roadblock right now...

Reddit by Hyper_Intake123 Nov 22nd

How do actors draw on past experiences?

You hear it all the time where professional actors mention drawing on past experiences to prepare a role. Is it just recalling emotional memory? How can I draw on my past experiences? I dont wanna use emotional memory btw I find it's the worst technique to...

Reddit by Yaars23 Nov 22nd

What else can I do for my career? (NYC)

I am always attempting to put 100% percent into whatever I do, which includes my acting career. So far I do the following things on a regular basis: \- Take Classes \- Self Submit for casting calls on Actor's Access \- Self Submit for any/all student films...

Reddit by Zantclick Nov 22nd

Hate my job, love reading/writing/narrating/acting, any tips?

So I'm... less than a beginner at this. After being really sick of my job for awhile and building up steady admiration for voice actors in my favorite entertainment mediums, I found a desire to look into the voiceover field. I'm aware that expecting some kind...

Reddit by ActorPlaybook Nov 22nd

Insight From Academy Award Winning Director Kenneth Lonergan

I was in NYC a few weeks ago and crossed paths with my friend and fellow creative, Kenneth Lonergan. We met back in 2015 on the set of *Manchester By The Sea.* Working on that film and meeting him have been such gifts in my life. We were catching up over...

Reddit by ActorPlaybook Nov 22nd

Insight From Academy Award Winner Kenneth Lonergan

I was in NYC a few weeks ago and crossed paths with my friend and fellow creative, Kenneth Lonergan. We met back in 2015 on the set of *Manchester By The Sea.* Working on that film and meeting him have been such gifts in my life. We were catching up over...

Reddit by jvyl2007 Nov 22nd

Should I meet this director? (Stranger danger)

I’m a young woman that’s just beginning to start acting. After taking one class, I’ve decided that my two short term goals for now are to take an improv class (starting in January) and to try to build a reel. There is this director that posted in a Facebook...

Reddit by burningactor Nov 22nd

In a rut

Hello! I've been a full time employee for about 10 years. In that time I have done 3-5 plays and 100-150 shows per year. I usually do 3 or more different roles per play, no leading roles yet. But I think I have pretty decent experience. I have always been...

Reddit by That1guy__ Nov 22nd

Questions for extras/background actors!?

So I just got two background roles in two productions, and this would be my first time doing this. I hear a lot of people saying to bring snacks and your own wardrobe and things like that. But my question is, do you have to being multiple outfits in a...

Reddit by Penman13 Nov 22nd

Curious about acting...

Hey, I’m a screenwriter that has toyed with the idea of learning how to act. I’m working on a script, and I’ll have to fill a role, but want some knowledge or tips on acting. I’ve read somewhere that recording yourself helps, but really wanted to know what...

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Nov 22nd

What are some good, flexible jobs for actors?

Reddit by ifeelpeachy Nov 21st

Acting with ADD/ADHD

Hi folks, If it's okay, I'd really like this only to be answered by people with ADD/ADHD! When I was young I did have someone suggest that I have this, but I had good grades and had some preconceived notions...anyway, now I'm an adult, know a lot more about...

Reddit by JonnyTsunami12 Nov 21st

Which cities are now best for acting careers?

I’m currently getting into acting and I moved to Chicago a year ago. I’m curious what cities are the best for acting careers? Can you even break into the industry in Chicago? I know Chicago is great for improv and theatre but what about breaking into Film and...

Reddit by radicaldoritos Nov 21st

Which studio to get demo reel producted NYC?

Hello! I’ve been working as a voice actor for almost two years now, looking to find a good studio in NYC to get a reel done. I was looking at Edge or Sweet Spot, but was curious if anyone has any other options, or had used them before! Thanks!

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Nov 21st

How many different classes should I take?

I recently moved to LA and took three introductory acting classes all from reputable names in the industry. I liked all of them for their own qualities and how I felt they could help me best as an actor, but I’m realizing now that I’ll have to drop one or two...

Reddit by Confusedgirl007 Nov 21st

Unexperince, aspiring actress. Help me start a career. Tips and suggestions wanted!!

Hi, I'm interested in becoming an actress. I'm 22yrs, I have absolutely NO experience in the acting field. I live in a smaller town with no opportunities. I live about 90mins away from Toronto. I have bad anxiety also.. 1. Do I even have a chance? 2. Where do...

Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 21st

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Nov 21

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 itsmkbtw Nov 21st

To all the horror/thriller voice actors on reddit, has a story, that u narrated or acted for, ever affected you enough to give you sleepless nights or,, just scare you maybe?

Reddit by Yaars23 Nov 21st

Best On-Camera Class NYC?

As a theater actor transitioning to film/tv I am currently looking for an on-camera class to supplement my scene study class. I have worked with an On-Camera coach, but am looking for a more regular class setting. Who would you recommend? Who has the best...

Reddit by josephkiya Nov 21st

How to underplay?

Hello fellow actors and actresses. It's been two solid months at Film School, and I've done amateur theatre in school and college a while ago until I got super fried at my desk job and finally took the plunge. I'm currently studying screen acting, and my...