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Reddit by AlisonHaselden May 12th

Searching for Guests for Season 2 of Acting Podcast!

The "It's a Slate of Mind" Podcast is now accepting pitches for guests for Season 2! Our goal is to spark honest, unfiltered conversations within the entertainment industry community about the things we're all thinking but don't talk about enough. We've had...

Reddit by blondelamar May 12th

Netflix and other streaming services are taking “quantity over quality” to a whole new level. It’s extremely disappointing.

While it’s good that there’s a lot of work for up-and-coming actors, it’s not quality work. The acting in many of these new shows and movies is terrible. No one is training like they used to. The acting is over the top, not grounded or real. The days of “let...

Reddit by JRosebrookMaye May 12th

What Advice Do You Have For Writers Writing Scripts for Actors?

Hey, aspiring writer here from /screenwriting, and I just wanted to put somethings in perspective for myself by asking the reddit acting community. What advice do you have for writers out there in writing scripts? Should a script in your professional opinion...

Reddit by JoJoNezy May 12th

How?

I have always loved acting, I have always wanted to be an actor. But how do you find a good agent? I've been in university the past few years and I really want to do some practical things to get me back performing. I am UK, Liverpool based. But I just want to...

Reddit by crispyboomstick May 12th

Why do some voice actors get so flighty

Like I've asked a few voice actors how they got into voiceover and how they got started, and they ignore the question and I've even had one person block me over it. I'm sure they get asked it a lot, but blocking me? Lmao

Reddit by SitterNeedsHelp May 12th

Is the only/best technique playing yourself in a given circumstance? I just don’t relate. In school I was taught character analysis and to only inject parts of me that make sense. It was a lot of imagination and research. Now it seems playing oneself is p

Or am I misunderstanding something? Another post made me think about this. Examples: Zack Galifinakas The Rock. James Franco Tom Cruise Keanu Reeves Al Pacino They play the same person in every movie. It bores me. Yes they make truthful reactions which is an...

Reddit by theglamlifegirl May 11th

How many hours on average do you spend daily watching movies?

I know film making courses used to include a lot of movie watching, just curious for those here that have gone to acting school or already attended acting school how many hours per day do or did you spend matching movies/series? And for all those self...

Reddit by asyouwish17 May 11th

Anyone have any experience on private coaching in acting/booking/business techniques? Is it worth the $$$?

I recently graduated college and want to breaking into the industry. I have training and headshots and a resume, and am working on a reel. However, I have no idea how to start getting real auditions and booking things, or getting an agent. I’ve been...

Reddit by TheBornGorilla May 11th

Calling all high school actors: r/HighschoolTheater is now under new moderation and is better than ever. If you are looking for a subreddit related to high school theatre, r/HighschoolTheater is the one for you!

Reddit by tracyl98 May 11th

my career as an actor is over before starting

I'm 21, living in New Orleans. My resume is interesting in the fact that I've taken many college courses on acting. Funny thing is, I never booked an audition either in college plays or the (approximately) six auditions I've been to. I was either always...

Reddit by Loveyouguysbut May 11th

Regardless of their actual height- ALL male actors seem to be 1.73m (5’8”)

Met a famous actor, and he was TINY! Looked him up - he’s down as 5’8. He must’ve been my mother’s height - 5’3. Seems to be (perhaps) height is the only thing you can lie about on your cv.

Reddit by Star127 May 11th

Are there any threads for UK based actors?

Just starting out and wondered if there are any communities/threads/groups (whatever there called, i'm new to Reddit lol) Ive found this one really useful however because most people are American there things that Britain doesn't have, e.g. SAG. Just wanted...

Reddit by FrosBloodEdgeLord May 10th

Hiring actor for skyrim follower

Pay is upwards of $50, there is less than an hour of lines I need recorded for the follower, a few hundred lines currently. Looking for someone with a cynical sort of style, something akin to Deadpool's speech and mannerisms. Message me here or on discord at...

Reddit by Wutini May 10th

I made a fan!!!

TL;DR A pretty successful actor saw me in a show and was very excited and proud to tell me he saw me and gave me words of encouragement. Back story: I work at a restaurant as a bartender part time. I have a customer who comes in every Sunday who has been in a...

Reddit by kickmoko May 10th

How to Hire the Best Voice Actors for Your Video Game

Reddit by emanuelv46 May 10th

Quick question

In your own opinion, do you guys think that the acting industry is saturated with actors? I’m quite curious to know what you guys think.

Reddit by Karinrinkashi May 10th

Potential move within a year because of Georgia "heartbeat" law. Recommendations?

Hello everyone, I am a male actor who has a wife. I am newly wed and we are definitely planning to have kids. And given the fact that miscarraige can happen during a pregnancy, no matter how small the chances. And on top of that, a woman now has to sit...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 May 10th

CASTING/READERS: Walk me through the TV/FEATURE FILM casting process after actor comes in.

1. Actor auditions for you. 2. You either direct them or don't. 3. You say thank you and they leave. 4. What next? Do you make a note if they were right or not? 5. How many people's tapes do you send to director/producers? 6. If director/producers don't like...

Reddit by SamKryhe May 9th

Looking for Voice acting Roles

I am an aspiring voice actor in Okinawa Japan. I currently do a weekly radio show for the US military on Okinawa and a YouTube gaming/comedy channel as well. If there are any projects, big or small, I’d love to audition for it. If anyone has any...

Reddit by candidiva May 9th

Actors, how do you like to be communicated with?

Hey all!. I recently filmed a short film project, ever since graduating from college (2 years ago) I've been sorely focused on corporate and event work.. One thing I could take away from this experience was my communication skills with the actors. I've been...