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Reddit by actorgod888 May 5th

Acting podcasts/Show

Hey wassup guys. I have recently started a podcast and it’s really mainly focused towards actors and just chasing your dreams. About 3 to 4 times a week I have actors on my show and we just discuss everything there is to know in the industry. I am also an...

Reddit by _gh0stfriend May 5th

Day job

So i’m going to start looking for work soon for my day job. I’m just going through a legal name change so i don’t really want to start working until it’s done. But, i wanted to get an idea of what day jobs other actors have. If you’ve had multiple, what were...

Reddit by cmrizzle May 4th

Getting agents on Facebook group..

Lol. Ok I’m thinking this isn’t legitimate but just humor me lol. There’s this group on Facebook called “talent managers for actors” and they say casting directors/ agents are in the group and every Sunday you can post your headshot / resume and people...

Reddit by meanpuffiethingy May 4th

Community Theater in Los Angeles

I've been trying to look for community theaters in Los Angeles, and it has been extremely difficult to find some near where I live. I tried Google, but there would be alot of professional theater groups/troupes or playhouses in the searches. I live near...

Reddit by KaleidoscopicKait May 4th

It's never too late: "Among the cast of 'Black Panther' is a 91-year-old Atlanta actress" | WSB-TV

Reddit by etlam1234 May 4th

Im lost

Hi i'm 15 years old and i'm an aspiring actor but i am to shy to go to any place that can help me practice it like a theater or a drama school or something similar i dont want to avoid them i really want to do it but all i have ever known is that my...

Reddit by viny1l May 3rd

How do you ask your agent to submit you for projects?

When I signed my contract with my agent, she explicitly stated that I was NOT allowed to submit myself for things anymore on actors access or sites similar (except for small student films). However, I still occasionally check to see what new breakdowns there...

Reddit by neverforgetdream May 3rd

How to handle bad direction?

So I'm currently in a play in a community theater. Tldr, director is majorly critical of my interpretation of a character in front of the entire cast. Then proceeds to ask for a number of results. Then stamps my character with a ridiculous and exceptionally...

Reddit by AutoModerator May 3rd

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - May 3

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 neverforgetdream May 3rd

Do you use any type of psychoanalytic technique in character development?

This is something I've been curious about for a while. Personally, I've been a big fan of Jung for a bit now. When I learned about the connections between psychoanalysis and dianetics something in my mind clicked. Like, the whole Scientology thing is very...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson May 3rd

Help me understand Jeff Seymour's approach

I've seen a few really positive references to Jeff Seymour's "Real Life Acting" podcast and book, and I'm four or five episodes into the podcast and I'm not getting it. I certainly get his premise that many acting techniques can overly complicate things for...

Reddit by remainingpace May 3rd

Podcast w/ someone making it as a professional actress, I think this community will appreciate it

Reddit by neverforgetdream May 3rd

What is the skill level of the *average* working actor?

In your opinion or observation... I would say based on what I've seen, average isn't all that great. Certainly some actors are amazing. But even the average working actor doesn't seem to be too remarkable. What do you think?

Reddit by Theatregeek99 May 2nd

How do I know if it's too late to receive a callback?

I had an audition today around 7:15 PM, and it's currently 11 PM where I live. Callbacks are tomorrow evening. I am a beginning actor, so it's killing me wondering if I should have been notified by now. When is a good time to assume I haven't been called back?

Reddit by FluffyWof May 2nd

How important is a good/famous agent?

I have been offered an audition for a lead in an American Tv show. Highly acclaimed network. I’m not American nor do I have a visa. I’m sure that wouldn’t be a problem otherwise the Casting Director and my agent wouldn’t offer me an audition. However I don’t...

Reddit by silkk8 May 2nd

Do casting directors care/notice if you don't send in a self tape for a role you submitted for on Actors Access?

Basically, I have an audition due today for a really cool role, but I'm not satisfied with the final product. It was a last minute self-tape, and with the time I had I wasn't able to get it to where I wanted it to be. I did put in my best effort, though...

Reddit by caalittlemiss May 2nd

Actors with agents: how did you get your agent?

I know there are all different ways to get an agents attention so I'm trying to see how the majority of people land representation. Did you submit to them and get a response back for an interview? Did you have a friend refer you to them? Were you noticed at a...

Reddit by 100101010110001101 May 2nd

What to expect from an acting short course?

I want to do a short course in acting, just because I think I might be good at it and I want to try it out. However I’m not sure what to expect, which makes me nervous. My irrational fears: - I’ll show up and in the first class I’ll have to stand in front of...

Reddit by glossipgirl May 2nd

How to know whether you’re actually good?

I get told a lot that I’m a good actor but because it’s always from friends, family etc. I feel like I have no idea whether I’m actually good at acting or whether they just tell me I am so my feelings aren’t hurt. Advice please?

Reddit by BlankVerse May 1st

As Hollywood Finally Addresses Its Pay Gap, Trans Actors Still Struggle To Find Work