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Reddit by Brometheus_9 Apr 16th

Looking for NYC male actor for short video / performance art piece - Age 35-65

Hello! I'm looking for male actors in the 35-65 age in the NYC area range for a short video / performance art piece. The shoot will take under 2 hours and will pay $50 as well as a meal. No date scheduled yet but the shoot will likely be taking place the...

Reddit by Big_Interaction Apr 15th

[STUPID QUESTION] How does some one new to acting get credits as a background actor?

For joining Sag-aftra in the future.

Reddit by 5432fuckyourself Apr 15th

i don't understand logistics and reasonable expectations of actors

i just got my first major contract, and instead of being overwhelmed with joy like i wish i was, i'm genuinely concerned with how im supposed to pull this off and live like this. i have to break my apartment lease to travel for this and it's already been...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Apr 15th

You should listen to all the episodes of Audrey Helps Actors but this one in particular is pretty eye-opening

Reddit by falconx50 Apr 15th

Thought you all might enjoy this. While made for a joke on Last Week Tonight, this is a really interesting exercise at how 4 different actors will perform when given the same character and, presumably, same direction.

Reddit by BigWungusBill Apr 15th

How do y’all become more comfortable with sadness? (or any emotion for you)

So I’ve realized recently that I’m comfortable with almost all emotions, I especially shine with anger and intensity but I have a difficult time with sadness. I’ve been trying to allow myself to be more emotionally vulnerable and to be more emotional in real...

Reddit by theworkingactors Apr 15th

From an actor/director in his 90s - what you need to learn beside acting...

Reddit by jycreddit Apr 15th

Hair model to actor? Looking for some guidance!

Have always liked acting as a hobby but never really pursued it, have always wanted to play older villains / anti-villains instead of the young gun / hero type roles so I always thought I can be an actor when I’m older. I feel like I can act and I haven’t...

Reddit by CrackedPlayDoh Apr 15th

9 to 5 job and VA?

Hello everyone! I've been wanting to be a voice actor for some time and I've been doing my share of reading, practice etc. I'm taking things slow and making progress slowly but surely. What I wanted to know is if anyone knows of a balance between a 9 to 5 job...

Reddit by AbnerH7 Apr 15th

collaborated with a new actress on this 48 hour film - we just thought she was fantastic and wanted to share!

Reddit by Friendswontfindthis Apr 14th

Help/advice needed

Hi voice actors, I recently shipped my microphone to myself as I moved county and it now sounds like I’m about 30 feet underwater and incredibly quiet when I try and record. I’ve checked the cable connections and they seem fine, does anyone have any ideas? If...

Reddit by xpurplelightx Apr 14th

HELP! Transitioning From Acting In Your Country to Acting In Hollywood?

***PLEASE HELP! (long post ahead)*** Hi! I landed a role for a TV show in my country (i'm from Europe) and that's basically a huge thing since our film industry is nearly nonexistent so the only thing you could achieve in terms of acting is book a role for a...

Reddit by ThrillBillPandey Apr 14th

Need to know some tips and clarify some doubts I have about my acting.

I am aspiring to be an actor. I've been imagining myself giving different expressions in my head which were great. I never looked at myself giving any expression. Today I recorded myself making different kind of reactions and they (did not) look good. By that...

Reddit by funwithfenrir Apr 13th

CDawgVA's undercover voice actor video.

In one of CDawgVA's recent videos, he went to various voice acting sites and auditioned for jokey roles on them (Stuff like Asuna X Thomas the train shit) but didn't link to the sites he went to. But I actually really wanna know what website(s) he used...

Reddit by Gwarek2 Apr 13th

How do you prepare for a role?

Hi r/acting! I'm just starting out as a student to the art of acting and I'm wondering if some of the more seasoned actors in here wouldn't mind answering a couple of questions? * Did you go to acting school (if so, what kind) or are you self-taught? * Are...

Reddit by Prodime Apr 13th

Toronto Actor, Just secured my first real agent!...Now what?

Hey Everyone! After months of preparation and hard work, I have finally secured a principal agent! Only question is...now what? It's strange to be constantly on the look out for work and then suddenly just trust that someone else will do it. I have a great...

Reddit by Dikshaaggarwal Apr 12th

How to become a successful actor?

​ Becoming an actor is like exploring new world, new roles every day. A successful career in acting requires persistence, hard work and a bit of luck. Don’t confuse yourself with luck. Luck only comes with hard work and passion.If you want to be...

Reddit by formoverflair Apr 12th

An actor's fee for a re-used commercial?

Hi folks. I hope this is an okay place to post this. I'm looking for some advice for a friend. He recently did a commercial that was roughly £4000 for 1 months use in the UK (December). They now want to extend that commercial for a further 3 months. Would...

Reddit by Orange_North Apr 12th

Need advice

So, my dad got connection with an actor and managed to get contact with his agent who's looking for someone new. I didn't know any of this, but last night he asked how I would feel about acting and I was like "sure, why not". I have no experience, no idea...

Reddit by Loveyouguysbut Apr 12th

Feedback

I’ve been in the situation recently where my friend (who is a fantastic actor) was in a play that was not good (though my friend’s performance - was as usual -excellent). I concentrated on how great she was and danced around the weakness of the production as...