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Reddit by actorgod888 Oct 10th

Having a podcast as an actor.

Is it wise for an actor to have a podcast? or can that work against him in the future?

Reddit by kadeshcollie Oct 9th

The actors foundry

Does anyone have any experience using the actors foundry subscription service i wanna know what im getting into before i buy it.

Reddit by eddiemagic7 Oct 9th

A YouTube Channel Dedicated to Actors All Around The World | Channel Trailer

Reddit by i8GILBERTSgrape Oct 9th

Should I get high for a performance?

So, I am doing a college production of The Dybbuk by Ansky. I am playing the role of Channon and I’m wondering if there is anything I can do to really immerse myself in the role. This is a very low budget show, in essentially a black box, it is very stripped...

Reddit by Funnyanglezsolt Oct 9th

What matters most at the auditions?

Hi All, First off, apologies for chiming in as a non-actor but you’ll see my intentions are noble (ie. I need your help :) We have been working on a [Hollywood talent agent/manager...

Reddit by Michael_Dinich Oct 9th

Interview with writer and director Michael Mongillo

I run an interview series where I have been fortunate enough to talk with a few actors and people involved in the industry. As a complete outsider, I think they are kind of interesting, and I have posted a few here, and the feedback has been positive. My...

Reddit by TheDarkKnightBegins Oct 8th

Is it better to join like 1-year conservatory program or 6-week workshop?

Okay. I'm from Indonesia, almost 26 years old and want to go to Los Angeles to be an actor. ​ However, I will be doing a limb lengthening surgery first soon. So being conservative, I'd say that I will be closer to 30 when I go to LA. ​ I just...

Reddit by TheDarkKnightBegins Oct 8th

Famous actors who started at 30

I'm beginning to worry about my age. Like in the past, I've wasted a lot of times unnecessary and did a lot of mistakes. I thought I was gonna stay young forever but then suddenly I woke up in the morning, realized that I wasn't that young anymore. I like to...

Reddit by daisy679 Oct 7th

Acting with your eyes?

I have an audition tomorrow, I'm incredibly nervous. I asked the casting director what they're looking for in their actress and she said this, "We are looking for an actress who is able to naturally show her emotions (someone who is very in touch with them)...

Reddit by sudrawkid Oct 7th

Advice for Actors on what you submit for (through my own experience)

Reddit by safarina23 Oct 7th

How do you keep from getting your hopes up?

I am not pursuing a career in musical theatre - partially because there are hardly any roles for the minority I am. HOWEVER, I did go to an open call for the Broadway show of my dreams a couple of years ago and got a callback the next day. Then one the next...

Reddit by actingstarterpack Oct 7th

Repped actors:Does having demo reel with actual film footage (no selftapes) help you get auditions?

Does it help. I have seen actors with self tapes for demo reels get auditions but also actors who went as far as paying for a demo reel service production, who end up with no auditions. Does it actually help? I feel once you have an agent, it doesn't matter...

Reddit by elphabaandglinda Oct 7th

Advice for aspiring actors with LOW experience levels?

I’m going to be a freshman in high school, and I don’t have much experience acting. Any advice? I’m planning on taking some acting, improv, and voice classes in the early months of 2019 at a school for performing arts in my town. The type of acting I want to...

Reddit by SirArchibaldVIII Oct 7th

For those who have an agent, how often do auditions come up for you?

Hey all, Firstly, I have to say I’ve been lurking this sub for a while now and I’m constantly blown away by how supportive everyone is - it really eradicates the idea that acting has to be such a cutthroat and competitive profession and I love you all. After...

Reddit by THG497 Oct 7th

Needing Advice on Truly "Feeling" During a Scene

Hey guys! So I go to school for acting. It's not the best school, I feel like I'll have a lot left to learn in acting class outside of school once I graduate. But anyway. I think I'm a good actor. I get a lot of roles and I really work hard to get better and...

Reddit by Belg4r Oct 7th

Moving to NY

Well heya guys, right of the bat I know everybody is gonna be like you shouldn't move there since there's too many people and it's very risky, but hear me out will ya! ​ So I'm turning 18 this month and got a full time job at mcdonalds currently, I've...

Reddit by buoy__ Oct 6th

Is there a specific sub where acting roles are advertised?

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Oct 6th

Have you ever been in class with this type of actor?

This is something I’ve been thinking about off and on and I wanted to put it out there for discussion. I can think of a couple of people like this who I’ve encountered over the years. Acting is their primary focus, it’s what they want to do, they’ve spent a...

Reddit by DangDesigner Oct 6th

Best male actor tournament

​ [I wanted to put Robin William, but he always a legend to me.](https://i.redd.it/lgdoey8tpmq11.png) [I did not expect the outcome, but I still have mad respect for the battle winner, because of the stun that he did, and his philosophy in...

Reddit by sildet Oct 6th

Extra Work

Hey everyone, I booked my first extra gig in Atlanta for Monday and Tuesday. I've never done anything in the industry before and am testing the waters to see if I want to make a career change. The e-mail I received mentioned the call time was at 11 am. What...