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Reddit by GoodBot1 Apr 10th

@SpeakerRyan: "This is great news. Even before #FOSTA is signed into law, authorities are taking action to crack down on the bad actor websites that have been enabling online sex trafficking. https://t.co/z4PxbGItNn"

Reddit by Loveyouguysbut Apr 10th

Coping with disappointment

I know that in order to be a successful actor you HAVE to be able to cope with your fair share of rejection - it comes with the territory. Thing is, it still sucks - big time. Particularly when you get great feedback from the room (e.g. a recall or an...

Reddit by GoodBot1 Apr 10th

@SpeakerRyan: "Perpetrators of sex trafficking have used bad actor websites like Backpage to expand their reach. Pleased to see legislation Congress passed to help authorities crack down on these websites start to take effect. https://t.co/CCqQWUijL7"

Reddit by thefeedbot Apr 10th

@IvankaTrump: RT @SpeakerRyan: Perpetrators of sex trafficking have used bad actor websites like Backpage to expand their reach. Pleased to see legislation Congress passed to help authorities crack down on these websites start to take effect. https://t.co

Reddit by muddymudd Apr 9th

Non union and equity PRINCIPAL auditions

What's the etiquette here? As a non union actor can I go to an equity principal audition and possibly be seen? Or are they specifically for emc and equity actors? Confusion on the dos and donts of epas, and I'm perfect for the production.

Reddit by supercave93 Apr 8th

Anyones face ever twitch while on stage?

I am an actress, I have been acting around 8 years now, and only recently have I noticed when I get into character, my lips, and sometimes my eyebrows start twitching. Does anyone else ever get this? is there any way to stop it happening?

Reddit by Balthactor Apr 8th

Looking for either people's experience, or biographies to read...

The other day I was talking to an artist (mixed media, mostly watercolor painting) about what I desire in a career in acting and I told her that I want to be able to walk onto a set or a stage and be able to see in the other actor's faces their sense of trust...

Reddit by FoxyGrandpa17 Apr 8th

Working with a difficult actor

So I'm pretty new to film acting and my fellow actor (who was slightly more experienced) was actually nice enough, however there were some things that started to really bother me about him throughout the process. The first thing is, he was a backseat...

Reddit by GeeOKeem Apr 8th

Andy Serkis?

In a world where motion capture isnt appreciated as an acting art in the elitist acting world (oscars) where do we rank Andy Serkis on his acting caliber alone, comparitively to others. I myself am biased in saying he is my favorite actor (very close with Tom...

Reddit by FluffyWof Apr 7th

How much do you weigh/what is your size?

We’re all anonymous here so hopefully no one minds! I just wonder because I consider myself a normal size bordering on slim, but everyone says the camera adds ten pounds and so many actors and actresses I’ve met in real life are bloody tiny! And I read about...

Reddit by ZeeCon4 Apr 7th

An inspiration to all young actors out there. The Rock's journey to a House hold Hollywood name

Reddit by Natsu_Firefox Apr 7th

Whats some of the upsides and downsides of acting?

Recently Ive taken a major interest and feel very passionate about action. But when I read books and look online it seems like nobody has good things to say. The norm is that actors get paid shit and a whole lotta other bad things. I just wanna know whatre...

Reddit by Hingehead Apr 6th

How do talented Actors like Oscar Isaac and Adam Driver work on multiple roles in a year?

It's insane how a person especially like Oscar Isaac shifts between multiple roles in a given year (I.E. Star Wars Force Awaken; X-men Apocalypse; Show me a Hero). Adam Driver also does the same thing. His body went through drastic changes , going from thick...

Reddit by Dats_Russia Apr 6th

What is the standard rate an actor should be paid?

I hope this is allowed. I want to hire a local actor in my community to try my hand editing. I do NOT want to ripoff the actor. This is a serious production I want to do. What can I do to ensure the actor is accommodated properly? I do NOT want my...

Reddit by The_Actors_Throwaway Apr 6th

Describe the physicality, wardrobe and mannerisms that come to mind for an actress playing a "3rd wheel friend"

Thanks.

Reddit by astrosoil Apr 5th

Introverted actors out there -- how do you expose yourself in acting when it's hard to expose yourself in personal life?

((lmao is "expose" bad wording)) I ghost this subreddit because I'm really into film, but to be frank I'm also very interested in the art of acting itself. For years I've thought about what it would be like to act but it's always been just that way-- a...

Reddit by throwthrowmedown Apr 5th

Leaving My Agency: how should I go about pitching to other agents in my city?

I'm an actor from Toronto and have been with the same agency for 4 years. Things haven't worked out on both sides and I'm looking for a change of scenery. Should I be emailing agents through a casting site (Casting Workbook has an ePitch service for example...

Reddit by Ihopeugethatecrimed Apr 4th

Monologue, mimic source or improvise?

Just finished recording a monologue from a Christopher Nolan movie. Question is, is it cool to mimic the source actor's mannerisms and inflection? I definitely got into character and delivered from feeling. It wasn't exactly like the source actor, but it was...

Reddit by anonbug22 Apr 4th

Too old?

Hey all- all I’ve ever wanted was to be an actor. Right after highschool I got an agent and started auditioning. This went on for years and I would always audition and I never really got big roles. Then I took a break and worked in other creative industries...

Reddit by actingreflection Apr 4th

Actors Who Can Look at the Audience