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Reddit by Dishevelment1991 May 1st

GOT Actors

Hello all, I'm sure I'm not alone when I say I'm a game of thrones fan. I think that show really pushed me to persue acting (at a drama school in the U.K across the Atlantic for me). bc of how much I love the characters and I wanted to be apart of something...

Reddit by baryll May 1st

Middle eastern actors...

Do you have any tips for getting SAG roles or moreso the opportunity to read for SAG roles. I have an agent, read for LA agent - she will sign me once I book a SAG role even if it is a one liner. Literally no idea what to do besides just wait but I have been...

Reddit by A_Hopeful_Actor May 1st

My ideal type of acting would be to have roles on TV shows, but I really don't want to be famous. Are there any options for me?

It sounds like a silly question I know, but is there a way to try out exclusively for small roles which may for example be a reccurring character who only says a few lines every few episodes? I'm thinking of times I'll google who an actor is, and they'll have...

Reddit by GeeOKeem May 1st

Idk whether or not to leave college (want to be a voice actor)

I've been wanting to voice act since my junior year of highschool but my mom kept telling me to go to college and get my degree which makes sense. I went into communications and was extremely unhappy so recently i changed my major to theatre to work toward my...

Reddit by AndyFieldVO May 1st

Becoming a voice actor

The number one thing you have to do to be a successful voice actor is get acting training. It's voice ACTING, after all. Assuming you're doing that, THEN what do you do? There's so much more to it, just like there's so much more to on-camera acting. I teach a...

Reddit by SnortWhoresFuckCoke May 1st

Technique to stop ghosting

Basically it's a combination of the ol' "pretend they killed your dog" trick (at least what my drama teacher called it) and something army cadets taught me. In the army, (Prince of Wales Royal Regiment at least) making direct eye contact isn't allowed. So we...

Reddit by GeeOKeem Apr 30th

How do i react to a partner who isn't trying?

I go to a small state school. Recently switched my major to theatre beacause i really want to be a voice actor (might drop out but thats for another post). My school has a very small theatre department and 90% of the people in it arent serious about it. For...

Reddit by SrSwizzle Apr 30th

I have no idea what to do! I want to be an actor, but I didn't acknowledge it until now.

I just finished my freshman year of college. I did some acting way back in elementary school, but haven't followed up in a decade. I've been reflecting and realized that I wish I had continued to keep with it. I realized that I always wanted to keep acting...

Reddit by IcemanLA Apr 30th

Have you ever turned down a role?

Have you ever turned down a role. And I don't mean an audition, because I'm sure we're all done that, but actually booked something and then said no? I have only twice \(I think\). The first was a long time ago and a student film. I was cast as a 16 year...

Reddit by ImaginedKing Apr 30th

Is there anything that I am missing?

I am almost done with my freshman year of college, and in this year, I have been getting very involved in acting. In fact, I've recently declared a theatre minor because of this sudden interest in acting. I am just curious if there is any important...

Reddit by whaleforce9 Apr 30th

Actors, how hard is it to hold a full time job while trying to get auditions and parts?

Also, how do you work around your schedule to balance both acting and working? For some background, I'm aspiring to be an actor. I have about a year and a half left to finish my accounting degree and plan on moving to LA after I graduate (I live in South...

Reddit by AJHickling Apr 30th

Bit of an odd question...

Hey all, New to the sub and fairly new to acting as a profession. I've always been passionate AF about acting but in the last year things are blowing up in crazy ways in regards to me acting on stage. Recently, I have been working with a singular director...

Reddit by Bradifi3d Apr 30th

How can you realistically tell that you are talented as an actor?

Reddit by AllOpposed Apr 30th

When is it appropriate to use a coach for assistance on a role?

I hear of many actors using an acting coach for roles in feature films and television. Have you ever employed the services of a coach? If so, why? Was it a large role? Personally, I usually only work with a coach for self tapes, but I was wondering if it’s...

Reddit by RhysWarren Apr 30th

How can I age a character by 20+ years?

Really sorry if this is the wrong place to post such a question, but I would love all the feedback possible! Im currently casting for a short film which takes place across 20\-25 years. My problems comes down to casting. I have both a male and female...

Reddit by WordAndCopySayer Apr 29th

How do you feel about self-taping?

You love it? Hate it? Think it's fair that actors are expected to audition themselves? Not fair? You feel technically competent to produce a good looking and sounding audition? One that is as good as what you'd get in a casting office? Curious how people feel...

Reddit by ThrowawayFreakOut97 Apr 29th

I’m starting to freak out a little.

I started pursuing this back when I was 17; I did a couple student films, popped up in a TV show for a few minutes, then a handful of commercials, and suddenly I’ve got myself an agent. Now all my auditions feel really official, I’m having meetings in casting...

Reddit by saladfingers0971 Apr 29th

nyc actor new to LA, any other actors wanna grab a beer sometime?

29 year old dude, reasonably chill. living in the koreatown / westlake area. just moved out here, figured I'd see if anybody wants to get a little actor meet up thing going or go hiking or something.

Reddit by nathanla24 Apr 29th

Becoming noticed out of the blue...

Hello. I was reading something about the actor Chris Pratt. It says that at 19 years old when he was waiting tables at a restaurant, an actor and director decided that he was perfect to fit in their movie. This was basically the start that kicked off his...

Reddit by alamana Apr 29th

Everyone Was Right About Those Audition "Do nots"...

I had an audition this weekend for a Renaissance Festival cast that does several plays (this year Henry VIII and La Dama Boba) as well as improv type stuff with the festival attendees and I have some thoughts as a result. We auditioned in small groups (12 or...