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Reddit by Angrybiscuit09 Aug 17th

A 15 Year Old Actor Looking For Advice

I'll try to keep this short, apologies for format issues I'm on mobile. I am 15 years old and I have decided that my dream in life is to be an actor so that I can bring joy to other people. Seems simple enough right? I've been working at it for about 9...

Reddit by ActingClassFinder Aug 17th

I made a free website to help actors

Hey everyone! I hope this doesn't violate any community rules, but I figured it was worth trying. I love Reddit, and I am always inspired to see how helpful and kind most actors are to each other on this sub. So that got me thinking: Why isn't there a place...

Reddit by ModerateGamer Aug 17th

My plan to pursue acting as a foreigner. Is it good enough?

i am 16 years old, turning 17. i’m in 11th grade, and live in Southern Africa. The acting industry over here is pretty depressing. They are local Television productions but few films. Actors get paid close to nothing, the biggest actors earn salaries similar...

Reddit by Polartec239 Aug 17th

Do I NEED social media?

For context, I’m a working actor doing decently. I notice a lot of articles and posts about the importance of a strong Instagram or social media following. I personally am no longer on social media. Is it necessary to have this? Are CD’s really looking at...

Reddit by er1127 Aug 17th

I am seeking more auditions as a non-union actor.. other than just for short films & student films.. I would be best set to work with an agency.. but how do I not get scammed... I'm going to email a few of them... I am seeking advice from people who h

Reddit by nfigueroa21 Aug 16th

Career in Acting

Hey guys, my dream is to become an actor and be able to hopefully make it in the industry. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions about things I could do to help hone my craft. I've been doing theatre and drama clubs at school so far and wanted to...

Reddit by Ramoach Aug 16th

How do you deal with last-minuite script changes?

I'm still in my early climb as an actor and haven't yet had to deal with this, so does anyone have any advice in regards to this just in case (lady luck bless me) I book a TV show or film in the future? Thanks and all the best.

Reddit by bigguysmalldog Aug 16th

Is the $149.99 a year for Backstage worth it for casting purposes?

To those actors on here who have a subscription and use it, does it have enough paying roles to be worth the cost?

Reddit by sadandmediocre Aug 16th

Is there a different process for getting casted as an extra in comparison to getting casted as an actress?

I have heard that lot of people can find work as an extra but struggle finding speaking roles. Is there a difference in the way you get casted? Do you need an agency for getting work as an extra?

Reddit by elviano Aug 16th

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Reddit by NimbusCloud1 Aug 16th

Pay-what-you-can or free ongoing scene study groups for actors in New York City?

 I know places like this in L.A  but are there any in NYC?   I have a collection of very short two-person scenes I wrote myself that I plan to eventually hire a DP  to shoot for me so I can create a new reel.  Just looking for people to rehearse the scenes...

Reddit by easypename Aug 16th

Submitting for roles you don’t quite fit for?

As I submit to roles in Actor’s Access, I’ve come across a few roles which I thought would be perfect for me... except that they’re asking for a different race. Or gender. Or et cetera. I read casting calls very thoroughly and of course don’t apply when these...

Reddit by whysotaxing Aug 16th

Auditioning for an mini acting course in the UK - I know this question is all over the internet in various formats, but let’s talk female monologues... (please)

I’ve applied for a mini acting course and need a monologue that is no more than 2-3 minutes long. The school does provide suggestions, should you not find anything - but there is a part of me that wonders whether I’d look lazy by just picking from the choices...

Reddit by finnegan7 Aug 16th

BG work

Is doing background work valuable to furthering your career as an actor or is there better ways to spend your time?

Reddit by Gay_Ace_With_Grace Aug 15th

Audition for my school's Radium Girls/Kind Of Vent

The auditions for my schools production of radium girls is the ninth of September and I would like advice. I am a male, will be a sophomore when the year starts, am rather tall and have long hair. If I am not making an effort, I do not naturally say the R...

Reddit by dogsarecool57 Aug 15th

do you feel as though certain audition technique teachers in LA are better than others and worth more $$

i'm in the process of beginning to work with a new manager. they want me to take classes with a particular audition technique person in LA, a couple of their other clients go there. i'm sure if I really wanted to go somewhere else, they would still sign me...

Reddit by dogsarecool57 Aug 15th

any actors in LA want to get together and shoot scenes to improve our reels?

my first reel i shot on my iphone, and wrote all the scenes for myself, and they turned out way better than any student film i've done. i have a couple better quality scenes now but I'm really tired of getting burned by working on projects than turn out to be...

Reddit by waterzp101 Aug 15th

Theres something I wanna act out for my audition later this month but I'm not really sure what to do with my body

So I have a job working as a spooky haunted attraction performer and I've been doing this a few years now every time spooky season comes around and they separate people into two groups, inside the house and working the line for the house. I've worked the line...

Reddit by Chase560 Aug 15th

Grasping a casting director's interest.

Actor in Los Angeles looking for opinions on the 1 minute acting reel. There seems to be two camps of actors that I've noticed, those who say to show 2-3 minutes of your best scenes and those who say no one wants to watch more than a minute of anyone's reel...

Reddit by silkk8 Aug 15th

Putting a scene from class on Actors Access

Is this not recommended since it's not actually "produced"? I'm the only one on camera. I was just in a class with a great CD and did my go-to workshop scene in class in front of everyone. He loved it and the class laughed a lot too, and I was really proud of...