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Reddit by Bruizapple Jan 21st

Actors of Reddit, how was your first acting class? Did it live up to your expectations and what was something that you didn't expect?

So I've posted a couple of times here now, I did a taster class a while back and I'll be starting a 10 week part time beginners course to screen acting tomorrow. This is for a lead up to auditioning for a full time course in July, as I am nearly 25 with no...

Reddit by Unhelpfulhelpful Jan 21st

What's the UK industry like and what do I need to know?

I'm planning on making the move to London next year (sorry US you're just not for me) and would like to be prepared. A lot of this sub is US focused so I'm not very up to speed with the UK industry. Australia's industry is very small so the rules are not the...

Reddit by cryogenicallyfrozen1 Jan 21st

My mom is very discouraging.

My mom never really says good job or anything like that. My big dream (like most of you) is to be a big named actress. I haven't even taken the first step yet. My mom and I were talking and I joking said, "How are you going to babysit my future kids when I'm...

Reddit by FunneyBonez Jan 21st

Cast in a feature..but after reading I’m having mixed feelings.

I was recently cast in a feature film and was sent the script today. Of course I am excited and grateful for the opportunity to be a part of something like this. I’ve done my fair share of work so I know what to look out for in terms of writing and the script...

Reddit by leeleeleelee1234 Jan 21st

I think my agent has been feeding me false hope and promises to me for the last year and a half...

Aussie here. I feel like an absolute fool. I signed with my agent a year and a half ago (mid-2017), with confidence that he and I were going to make a great team going into 2018. I was told 'I can see you doing great things. You have this look that's unique...

Stage 32 by John Swanbeck Jan 20th

Get Cinematic

A technique for using your energy to create cinematic power on camera...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzTUpegGwmY

Reddit by MansonsRib Jan 20th

One of the most underrated actors of our time

Reddit by SuperIntendedAlmonds Jan 20th

Singing warm ups

If you're anything like me you're always looking for vocal warm up exercises to perform before starting a recording session. However i find way more warm up videos and advice for singers than i do for voice actors and VO artists. I'm curious if warm up...

Backstage by JLNYC101 Jan 19th

Audition Coaches in NYC!

I'm looking for suggestions for a fantastic audition coach to work through musical theater material. I'm looking for someone extremely honest, hardworking, and fun!! They must be located in New York City, ideally Manhattan. Any ideas?

Backstage by mopavik1 Jan 19th

Getting Started

I was recently an extra for a new tv series. Am I allowed to add this to my credit even if its not a big role?

Reddit by GoldenPeonies Jan 19th

Best Performances + Consistent Great Actor’s

Hello!! I am trying to accumulate a list of performances to watch and actors to follow. What, in your opinion, are some of the greatest performances in film and TV (in any genre -comedy, drama, rom com, criminal shows, horror, etc.; from any time -early 1900s...

Reddit by EffectivePineapple Jan 19th

Chekhov's Technique

Hello everyone. I have just started taking acting classes for the past few weeks that were heavily focused on Checkhov's technique. I was wondering what the general perception of Chekhov's technique was in the industry and also if it is something that is used...

Reddit by tokizaki Jan 19th

Some more questions about acting

Over the past year or so I’ve taken an extreme interest in theater. I’m still in high school but before this I didn’t know what I was going to do with my life, but now I actually have a passion and more importantly a career to pursue. However I still have...

Reddit by kimbre01 Jan 19th

RE: Loki (MCU) Voice Actor

Looking for a Loki voice actor to read RP's that have been turned into prose, FanFiction and various other works. This is a paying gig, price to be decided between parties. We are looking for something similar to this...

Stage 32 by Stephen Foster Jan 18th

Creating a powerful audition

Creating a strong  character and a dynamic personality are the key elements to having a powerful audition.  It all comes down to making decisions and executing them.

Reddit by distantradiance Jan 18th

Inside the Actor's Studio - some episodes available in the UK

I was browsing NowTV and was really surprised to find a few full episodes on there as they're basically impossible to find. There are only about 4 but includes the Bryan Cranston episode.

Reddit by BITANICALISM Jan 18th

I don’t understand the overall hardship of finding work in the theatre business. I have questions.

Don’t get me wrong, I know there’s a lot of competition but that seems to be it. I’m NOT a professional working actor. I’m going into college for a BFA and based on everything I’ve learned/heard/read/etc it seems like an equity card is the solution. From what...

Reddit by betteringnchasing Jan 18th

I got an audition!

I know it really doesn't mean much, since auditions frequently come to nothing, but I submitted my headshot a few weeks ago for a short film on Actors Access and promptly forgot about it - as I recommend anyone else do. While going about my life, a few days...

Reddit by AnaSucks Jan 18th

Making song choices for Drama school

Hello fellow actors. I’m currently a young British actor, on a foundation at drama school. I’m applying for mainly BA acting and actor musician courses, however, I am auditioning for one Musical Theatre course (Royal Central) and was wondering what sort of...

Reddit by futurebro Jan 18th

Intern at Talent Agency. What questions do you have?

I'm currently doing an internship at a NYC based talent agency that represents actors for film/tv, theatre and musical theatre. I've been super upfront about the fact that I'm an actor and they've been super chill and always been down to answer any questions...