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Reddit by TheDragonLunch Jan 24th

Actors, what city do you live in for Acting? How is that going?

I am in school for performing arts and once I graduate I was going to move to either Atlanta, New York, or Los Angeles. I've been doing research on each possible location to see what would have the best opportunities specific to me. Atlanta seems like the...

Reddit by Emergency-Charge7572 Jan 24th

I’m just starting out as a Voice Actor professionally and I made my first demo reel :) I was wondering what places on the web I could find some forums or something for look for voice jobs?

Reddit by CloseCry6 Jan 23rd

Has anyone taken beginner acting class from T. Schreiber?

Specifically the HAGEN, STRASBERG & MEISNER TECHNIQUE class with Pamela Scott? Beginner actor who acted in middle and high school a lot but not anymore. ​ I plan to take this and Barrow Group at the same time since I don't get any online exposure...

Reddit by StudentLukaB Jan 23rd

Any recommendations on expert literature covering cold (prima vista) reading for actors?

Hello, I’m looking for some professional literature (books, articles, studies, etc.) on theatrical cold reading. I’m not as interested in finding ways to learn to read a specific text or monologue in order to prepare it well for an audition or a performance...

Reddit by Internal_Argument673 Jan 23rd

Is it possible for amateurs to get casted in professional theatre, or is training a requirement?

Sorry if this is a bad question, but can do professional theatre even if someone has no training and little experience? Also, is a professional theatre actor simply a paid actor, or is there something else that specifically makes someone be considered a...

Reddit by Saaaintniiiick Jan 23rd

Ethics of nude scenes

Got a self tape for a non union indie and although the breakdown said ‘some nudity’ I really wasn’t expecting full frontal nudity in the sides. Now obviously I’m not about to strip for a self tape, but I really don’t know about why non union productions would...

Reddit by hrsfdss Jan 23rd

need advice for my first audition

so basically i 16f submitted for a role on actors access, my first time ever submitting for a role (I literally snuck to Walmart and bought a prepaid visa and did this behind my mother’s back lol). I got the email this morning that I was selected for an eco...

Reddit by Oxtheoutlier Jan 23rd

Any fellow actors based out of NY want to work together on scenes for a reel?

Since a lot of acting is reacting, I had the thought of why not take the initiative and film some scenes with partners. I think collaborating with other actors on a a couple short scenes would be more beneficial for development than just monologues or an...

Reddit by skimasklockedin Jan 23rd

Casting sites

When you get an agent do you still have to pay for Casting networks, Actors Access, Casting frontier?

Reddit by Revolutionary-Pear62 Jan 23rd

Where to Start? Interested in Anime or Games Voice Acting

Hi everyone, I'm 28-Male and hoping to become a voice actor in Anime English dub or Video Games. I have no experience in voice acting but it's something that I really want to do and I think I have a pretty decent vocal range. Any advice on where to start or...

Reddit by CrazyVegetable3187 Jan 23rd

Would it be weird/rude to ask actors in callbacks if they're interested in reading for a different role as well?

I'm in a predicament in which I have a ton of people who auditioned for the two male leads and there are four actors for one of the leads that I REALLY like and three for the other that I REALLY like. The problem is that I can only hire two of them. However...

Reddit by what2dotoday Jan 23rd

Thinking of doing a career consultation - any suggestions for online/NYC based services?

I really feel like I've been spinning my wheels for the past 2 years. I booked 1 co-star 2 years ago and haven't booked since. I'm constantly in class and meeting CDs, getting consistently good feedback, but still nothing, and now my auditions have started to...

Reddit by throwawaythrowsthrow Jan 23rd

How do you deal with getting callbacks but NOT booking?

I consider myself a pretty good actor. I have the credits and the training to back it up, I'm constantly in classes and I feel like I'm improving every month. For where I'm at in my career, I feel like I'm doing well. But I am going crazy with getting...

Reddit by hannahmitch777 Jan 23rd

At what point realistically do you think someone should give up?

It’s always been my dream to be an actor, but unfortunately I think it’s time to give up. I’m sure some people will say never give up, and some will think me quitting now is over due so I’m curious what everyone’s thoughts are. I started acting at 13, spent...

Reddit by Tugbot4 Jan 23rd

What websites can you make a voice actor profile to see if you can get picked up as a VA?

I am currently working and about to go to college, but really want to try acting/voice acting so where can I post a public profile to see if maybe someone will pick me up or show interest?

Reddit by Defiant_Wish_8304 Jan 22nd

Make the most of the Oscars?

Hey everyone! I’m a UK actor and lead a short film that has been nominated for a BAFTA and shortlisted for an Oscar (find out on Tuesday!). I don’t want to jump the gun…but if I were to be in LA for the Oscars come March time, does anyone have any advice as...

Reddit by Remarkable_Low8752 Jan 22nd

Actors access audition

Hey y’all! I just got my first audition through actors access - I was wondering if any fellow redditors have experience with booking auditions through actors access and, if so, what usually happens? Do you get an email saying you got it? Or do they call you?

Reddit by CrazyVegetable3187 Jan 22nd

How long is sufficient time to give actors to submit an audition tape?

For the first round of auditions actors had anywhere between 5-13 days to submit their tapes depending on when they sent me their headshots/reels/resumes. The second round of auditions will be all virtual as well, and I'm wondering how long is appropriate to...

Reddit by prudencioxel Jan 22nd

Should an inspiring actor focus more on skills or looks nowadays?

If I am being honest, hot people get hired. They may have mediocre skills in acting, but their attractiveness makes up for it. The directors and the hiring staff know that attractive people will always attract more viewers and attention, so they may let the...

Reddit by Spiritual_Invite1647 Jan 22nd

Which talent agencies accept submissions from foreigners?

Hello! Which talent agencies are open to submission from foreigners. Couple bullet points below: -Actress in Seoul -Wants to break into US market -Is a citizen of the US (born in US, moved to Korea in the teens) -Active in tv dramas but no longer have...