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Reddit by Aarontylertv Mar 29th

How do you all get into your characters?

Hey fellow actors. So I will be in an upcoming show and I’m not sure I’m connected with my character enough. I know with rehearsing and practicing the craft this issue will go away. But I was just wondering, what are some things you all do to prepare yourself...

Reddit by Iangrey01 Mar 29th

Tips for theater, high school production.

Firstly, I apologize if I’m unaware, I’m a new user. I’ve had many accounts over the years but never really got the hang of it. Anyway, my high school’s spring musical is only about a week out. We’re doing Oklahoma and I’m casted as Curly. I feel like I’m...

Reddit by coreycmalone Mar 29th

How Relevant are Acting Resumes/CVs in Canada?

Hello there, Professional actor working in London, UK (Canadian Citizen) and will be coming back to Canada to persue a professional career. I don't use a CV typically as our main Casting Website has all the information CDs require. I'm getting murmurs about...

Reddit by FluffyWof Mar 28th

How do you overcome criticism from people who say you’ll never make it as an actor?

Reddit by whatever0971 Mar 28th

anybody want to move to LA? experienced actor here basically looking for another serious actor to split a studio/1bed with to make things cheaper and easier

random reddit person, I know, but i've been trying to find a person to do this with for a long time and none of my actor friends in NYC have any interest in moving to LA, mainly becuase they are here for musical theatre, and i'm all about tv/film. anyway, i'm...

Reddit by nhoka Mar 27th

Catholic actress!?!? (Plus happy International Theatre Day!)

We’re in the most important week of the year for all Christians. And this year #internationaltheatreday falls right on it. 2 very important parts of my life. 2 very strong defining characteristics of my self and my life. And I just wanted to know, for any...

Reddit by EssamLofty Mar 27th

What is the biggest role you've auditioned for and how did you come by it.

Biggest role may refer to a major, well known character or a role where you'd be the lead or supporting actor for a major film/tv show.

Reddit by dustinsredditaccount Mar 27th

Did you read the sidebar and FAQ? yes i did you jerk. i'm looking to hire someone/someones to act in and film a low budget commercial.

i invented a silly product and i want to create a commercial to showcase it. i'm looking for people that are funny, creative, and affordable. i don't have a specific age/gender/body type for the actors/actresses that i'm looking for. i would be happy with...

Reddit by nebthenarwhal Mar 27th

Interesting Laban experiences?

Hey y’all, a technique I’ve had some training in is Laban. It’s been very useful to me as an actor that can have trouble with emotional availability, and it’s pretty diversely applicable. I’ve used it in Chekhov, Modern plays, and most recently a Shakespeare...

Reddit by Any_Sir Mar 27th

Which strip club scene should we do for a play/production?

I'm directing a play/theater production at my college and have run into a dilemma. The play requires a scene showing a strip club...it doesn't matter which, but it either has to be a male strip club or a female strip club. That means either a group of male...

Reddit by HoneyBeauBeau Mar 26th

Advice on Crying on Cue

Right now I am in a production that involves my character weeping over the dead body of another. The director told me to take myself emotionally somewhere that would cause me to naturally react in that way during the scene. Yesterday, when performing the...

Reddit by papamajada Mar 26th

How exactly would you deal with another actor who is dismissive and even passive agressive towards you?

I'm acting on camera for the first time on a very amateur student short film, I accepted because I wanted to get the experience. The actress playing the main role was nice but somewhat aloof, I didn't think much about it until we talked about our acting...

Reddit by saintjerkm Mar 26th

The 8 Characters of Comedy

Hey all! I've been watching some videos featuring Scott Sedita, an acting coach and author out of California. He's coached many actors in sitcom and comedy television including Matt LeBlanc (Joey from Friends). He released a book called "The 8 Characters of...

Reddit by CharlieCleanShave Mar 26th

How to get reps as an actor?

Stand ups and improvisers can get on stage every night and do a show but actors have to prepare more and shows don't seem as immediate. Auditions? Classes? Small theater?

Reddit by Death_Star_ Mar 26th

A million apologies if this is misplaced; what if I don’t want to be an actor but want to take acting classes? Do those exist?

First off, I have the utmost respect for actors; it’s a tough craft and it looks easy until it’s painfully obvious someone that someone can’t act. Why do I want to take acting classes? I moonlight as a writer, and I’ve heard anecdotes of acting classes...

Reddit by theeverydayingenue Mar 26th

Cruise Line?

Hi, everyone! I’m a musical theatre actress primarily and I have several professional roles under my name. I wanted to take a break from teaching in order to work on the Disney Cruise in youth activities, but I was encouraged to audition for the shows per a...

Reddit by danikabananika Mar 26th

Actors who have moved to Toronto/Vancouver/NY/LA- at what point in your career did you relocate?

I'm still pretty new to acting- I've been doing this for less than a year. Where I live, I have a really well paying, flexible job, there is far less "competition" here (I hate that notion, I just mean there are fewer actors in my category) and a relatively...

Reddit by Emeraldcoast2k Mar 25th

Student actor, rejected from production directed by friends. Am I right to feel slighted?

I feel really silly typing this, but I need to vent at the moment, and I feel there are people here older/more experienced than me who can talk me out of this slump. I never acted in school, but when I got to college I threw myself into it because I always...

Reddit by karinakamble Mar 25th

Acting With No Money

Hello, I'm an aspiring actor and I live in Los Angeles. I'm still in high school and I do online school so I have a lot of time on my hands. I really want to get into acting classes and get some experience. I'm not the theatre type so I don't really like...

Reddit by cdg110 Mar 25th

What was the main motivation or reason you became an actor?

Was it a childhood dream of starring on tv or film? Or a tradition in your family? I'm curious.