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Reddit by mixednuts24 Apr 4th

Can I self-submit if I sign with an agency?

I'm wondering if it is better to wait to get more indie short film credits before signing with an agency. Can I keep self-submitting once I sign with an agency or should 100% rely on them? What if they only submit frequent booking actors?

Reddit by DarDixon Apr 3rd

Hi! My name is Dar Dixon, I’m new to Reddit, I figured I might introduce myself here. I’m an actor and producer of television, film, and theatre, with credits on hit shows including This is Us, Lopez, Revenge, Supergirl, Mistresses and Scandal. I’m lookin

Reddit by olderbrozah Apr 3rd

Hello from a musician seeking to learn from actors!

Hello everyone! I have been reading this subreddit regularly, but have been shy to join this reddit community, until today! I am actually a classical musician (from the traditional and, at times, snobbish music world). I always felt something was missing in...

Reddit by Spazzztt Apr 3rd

[OFFER] VA/Stage Actor

Hi there, I'm C. I am an experienced actor and of course I am wanting to do it full time, as most actors do. If there is anybody in need of a voice actor I would be ecstatic to fill the role. I do not have any standard rights as of now, in addition to the...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Apr 3rd

What do you do when you work with a private teacher/coach?

Even mods can have basic questions! I asked this in someone else's post but didn't get an answer so I thought I'd throw it out here. I see people here talking often about working with a private teacher or coach instead of a class with several students in it...

Reddit by JonnnyTsunami Apr 3rd

Bit of a complicated question

Okay so basically back in early march I auditioned for this feature film I really wanted. After the audition I didn't hear back. So about 3 weeks after the audition I emailed the director (this is how we had our initial back and forth convo) just telling her...

Reddit by alsanlap1995 Apr 3rd

How can I analyze de Marlon Brando and Meryl Streep technique ?

Hi! I'm working on my "bachelor tesis" from Audiovisual communication (don't know exactly if that's the definition"). The thing is that as i'm a acting student too, my teacher suggested me to research about the american acting techniques, and analyze the work...

Reddit by SirHatSirHat Apr 3rd

Anyone with experience with TVI Actors Studio out of LA?

I'm going to a little workshop in Kansas City tonight being put on by TVI. Just curious if anyone around here is familiar with them, apparently they offer a five day "actor's immersion" program where you get to meet with 25 different talent agents and casting...

Reddit by eilselivery Apr 3rd

Actor Headshots Atlanta/Charlotte?

Anyone have any recommendations for actor headshot photographers in the Southeast? Preferably, ATL or Charlotte. Doing some research on my own, but would love input from others' experiences.

Reddit by Toby_Levins Apr 3rd

Gday, I am Toby Levins. In following with recent working actor posts, I am an actor from such shows as The 100, Beyond, Arrow, Siren and way way to many Christmas movies. If I can help you navigate this ridiculous career AMA.

Reddit by illumitina Apr 2nd

Hello! My name is Tina Nicole, I’m new to reddit and I’m not completely sure how to use it yet, but I thought I might as well start by posting here. I’m an Actor, Artist, Musician, Dancer and Writer graduating Acting&Performing arts at college, I’m lo

Reddit by elRo233 Apr 2nd

Indian/Bengali Male (18) getting into acting in the west? I live in Canada, but am brown (no accent)

So since middle school I've kind of been interested in acting. I tried to go to a HS for the performing arts, but I was supposed to do an audition that went horribly wrong. I had like a month or two to prepare for it, and I didn't, because at home I was too...

Reddit by TheCityThatCriedWolf Apr 2nd

Scene partner won’t make eye contact

Hey, so I’ve just started rehearsals for a great play with a pretty uniformly great cast. However one of my fellow actors won’t make eye contact when we’re doing scenes together but instead will look about six inches to the side of my face. I've only...

Reddit by Juansxn Apr 2nd

Ways to improve diction as an actor?

I've always struggled with my diction due to a speech impediment I had when I was younger. Due to my growing love for theatre and performance, for the past few months I've been improving it slowly by counting 1-180 fairy often and pronouncing it the best I...

Reddit by a_unique___username Apr 2nd

Circle of trust, Actors only

Any fellow actors want to join my circle of trust, I was thinking about who I’ll trust with my key, and y’all are it. pM me for key. Let’s not betray guys!

Reddit by Natsu_Firefox Apr 2nd

Is 20 too old to become an actor?

Im a 20 yr old sophomore in college but I dont think this is my passion. I know most of the actors we see have been acting since they were children. I have no prior acting experience, is it too late to start an acting career?

Reddit by DarDixon Apr 2nd

Hi! My name is Dar Dixon, I’m new to Reddit, I figured I might introduce myself here. I’m an actor and producer of television, film, and theatre, with credits on hit shows including This is Us, Revenge, Supergirl, Mistresses, and Scandal. I’m looking to c

I’m looking to connect and network with more actors to help and contribute with any insights and tips based on my experience. Feel free to reach out. What are you currently struggling with?

Reddit by mixednuts24 Apr 2nd

Best Agency for film actors in SF/Bay?

I want to try to submit myself to some agency to see what happens. I'm in San Francisco and was tired of doing student films(And many of them didn't even finish post production) and self submitting via sfcasting where you can see very limited film/TV...

Reddit by ZaxMarquee Apr 1st

Stanislavsky Vs. All-Other Styles

Recently I read an article about the differentiation between the styles of acting and how the deviation from Stanislavsky’s original is all it is (Hagen, Adler, Meisner). In your opinion, what do you see as the differences between the styles? As a new actor...

Reddit by srk9000 Apr 1st

I want to be an actor, but at the same time, I don't want to be famous.

This is one of the things I wanted to talk about. I remember as a kid, every time I watch a film, I thought to myself, "Wow, I want to be an actor in the future". I had dreams of going to Hollywood and become a famous actor. Now, at the age of 21, I began to...