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Reddit by TheAnxiousActor Jul 28th

Throwaway account, but I'd love some thoughts/feedback.

Every day, I worry about not being able to become an actor. I've never had major speaking parts outside of some small musicals and can't seem to get anyone interested in my reel or headshots. I constantly worry that I'm not talented enough or handsome enough...

Reddit by Psynergy Jul 28th

Are you new to r/acting, but don't want to use the search function? READ THIS BOOK INSTEAD

[Jenna Fischer - The Actor's Life: A Survival Guide](https://www.amazon.com/Actors-Life-Survival-Guide/dp/1944648224) Many of us have posted before on how good the book is (in fact, it's in our [Recommended Reading...

Reddit by Ilikedogs1500 Jul 28th

does anybody still in the "early" stages of being pro go months without auditions but then get really good ones out of the blue?

it's such a mind fuck, honest to god. i go months and months without an audition, but then on monday I have one for a series regular with a big time actor as the main role. but then after that i'm sure ill go another month or two without one. it just doesn't...

Reddit by leeval11 Jul 28th

receving sides

hey guys so i've been kind of unlucky with actors access. i would submit for a role that I really want to audition for but don't get sides from the casting director. is anyone else in the same position as well? how long does it usually take for a casting...

Reddit by ListTheMist Jul 28th

Beginner male voice actor here

Hello everyone, I am a 16 year old boy who is a beginner voice actor, if you can call me a beginner, Ive practiced voice acting for 2 years now but have never really gotten around to recording it , just doing it for fun and stuff like that until I realized...

Reddit by mangonautica Jul 28th

Managing Energy

So, I’m complaining about having too much to do. Roll your eyes, then please give me some advice. I’m working on three projects at the moment - I’m not a professional actor, but it’s my passion. I’ve been cast in two community theatre plays and a short film...

Reddit by fukinfrankie Jul 27th

FEMALE ACTORS NEEDED IN REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY JULY 26TH, 2019

If interested, message or email deadbeatsummermovie@gmail.com for more details, including set time, Thanks! Female Student #1 Short Film ,Female, 20-27yrs old, Redlands/Inland Empire, California Needed on Sunday July 26th 2019, Compensation...

Reddit by leeval11 Jul 27th

Question about Actors Access

Hello! I'm pretty new to AA and I just submitted for a role without a reel and my resume is not the best either... How long do is it usually take for a casting director to email you sides if you're chosen?

Reddit by IThinkThisIsAUser Jul 27th

Acting on Lambda grades?

I’m wondering how to become an actor on Lambda grades, I got to grade 7 when I was younger

Reddit by throwawayactor98 Jul 27th

Is moving to London and trying to be an actor a realistic plan?

Hey everyone, throwaway account. I am from the UK and I’m planning to move to London this autumn to pursue my acting career. I’m 21 and have done amateur theatre & student films for a while now, and I just graduated university reading English & Drama. Other...

Reddit by felatedbirthday Jul 27th

Received a few suspicious “booking” emails...

Anyone get emails from a production company called Holy Grail Productions? They are promising $5k for a commercial shoot and told me I “booked” something from them just finding my info on actors access. It seems sketchy af and is written absurdly, but so far...

Reddit by omegaph3nom Jul 27th

10 Female voice actors with the most characters

[https://youtu.be/jgDOQsTHNi8](https://youtu.be/jgDOQsTHNi8)

Reddit by Benzinsane Jul 27th

Some of the actors with whom I've trained for years have formed a sketch team and begun writing and performing together. Our latest sketch is about acting... sort of. The quality is rough, but we're starting to find a groove. Let me know your thoughts!

Reddit by KtoMM199 Jul 26th

Can we talk about the SKILL of acting and hard work?

We all know, to make it, you have to be a hard working. meaning cosntant auditions, networking, etc.. but lets talk about the SKILL of acting. ​ How much of that is hard work vs natural skills like charisma, empathy, etc...? ​ Can you guys give...

Reddit by smhpug Jul 26th

I’d like to become more involved on a friendlier level with the people in my drama department and enhance my skills in theatre (musical theatre) and acting, but I feel that I’m already at my limit with the choices I’ve been provided.

Hey, so this is going to be long since I’d like to include as much about myself as possible for a better look at my situation from the outside. I’ve posted the story to another performing arts sub, but I really hope I can find more answers in this friendly...

Reddit by shapeshifter4690 Jul 26th

I’m curious for your answers

What kind of things would you not do as an actor? For example I would never do reality tv

Reddit by Lour-55 Jul 26th

Acting Agency Meetings

hey guys, am very curious about how actors secure meetings with major or very known acting agencies, does any one know?

Reddit by Nessanote Jul 26th

Should I go to drama school at 25 years old?

Hello hello! I started acting officially about a month ago in **Atlanta** by taking theater, voiceover, and on screen acting classes at local studios. I am currently in the process of building up my resume/taking headshots to start auditioning! **My question...

Reddit by Wavebluenow Jul 26th

Practical Acting is amazing

Hello, Im finally getting over myself and reading PRACTICAL HANDBOOK FOR THE ACTOR, It's so easy and real. I wish I wasn't so wrapped up in my own self to wait this long! Has anyone taken any classes at the Atlantic??

Reddit by feeserrm Jul 26th

Voice Actor Reviews Voice Acting from A Hat In Time