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Reddit by haroldkumar2018 Nov 1st

Interested in voice acting but not live acting. Weird?

Since I was a kid, I was always into acting. I loved watching actors express myself and I seriously decided to try acting when I was 16. But it didn't go as well as I thought it would be as I felt uncomfortable expressing myself on stage. But voice acting was...

Reddit by strugglingactress Nov 1st

What are examples of good headshots?

Everyday people are asking if their headshot is good on here. Agents are always wanting good headshots but WHAT is a good headshot? Can you guys show me examples of headshots that actually get people in the room? I feel like I keep getting headshots after...

Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 1st

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Nov 1

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by Michael_Dinich Oct 31st

Podcast interview with Actor/Producer/Casting Director Gerald Webb

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Oct 31st

Actors going vegetarian? (Not vegan.)

I'd like to go full on vegetarian and I was wondering if it helped with your acting life. Did you get healthier? Lose pounds? Did you get less mucus-y? (Sometimes I think the milk I could cut down on, but not all the way.) I'm down to no red meat, just...

Reddit by Pleasehelp937 Oct 31st

Enough Credits?

Hi. For the past 3-4 years I have been taking acting lessons and summer intensives at a well regarded studio in Hollywood. Some notable alum include Shi’a lebouf and Scarlett Johansson. I only add this to explain the seriousness and effectiveness of the...

Reddit by Everearth Oct 31st

Where can I see examples Meisner's repetition exercise performed by experienced actors?

Most of what I've seen are examples of novice actors or with inaudible audio.

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Oct 30th

Good part-time jobs flexible for an actor’s schedule?

I’m about to finish training at a bank as a teller. I figured since it was part-time that I would be able to switch my shifts around when I had an audition or booking. But after telling my manager about a callback I have tomorrow, she let me know that she’s...

Reddit by MarleenMonrue Oct 30th

Should I start by youtubing first?

So my lifelong dream is to be an actress. As a kid I've always tried to get a part in plays whenever possible but being a small town girl I only gathered so much experience. I've began taking some lessons but as they're really expensive I cannot really...

Reddit by Derpytheseadragon Oct 30th

Am I ready for an agent?

So I know that getting an agent is like what people see as “making it” sometimes and that lots of Unexperienced actors tend to think that it’s like the “first move.” I’ve been working professionally for about a year and my schedule is starting to get to a...

Reddit by aayra19 Oct 30th

How did you get your agent?

Since every actor/actress wants an agent, I thought it be would nice to talk about the different ways people with representation, got their agent to help everyone in their pursuits. For me, right out of college I started working at a talent management...

Reddit by shartofilis Oct 30th

Ask Me Anything - Sean Hartofilis, Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, and Lead Actor of Covadonga (Covadonga.film)

Reddit by helpmenowpls9999 Oct 30th

I have multiple voices and am wondering if this is for Me

It's come to my attention that despite being far past puberty, I have absolutely no control over my voice(s). I have multiple voices to the point that people who I talk on the phone with do not immediately recognize Me, or comment on it. I get weird looks...

Reddit by DeadDillo Oct 30th

Phil LaMarr Has the Voiceover Advice All Actors Need

Reddit by jonlevine Oct 29th

Films made in China

I’ve seen a couple of these Chinese “state sponsored films” advertised on Backstage that are looking for American actors to travel to and shoot in China. I’m curious to know if anyone here has any experience with them, good or bad. The pay looks pretty good...

Reddit by stargirlkim Oct 29th

Are acting classes worth it?

I have always wanted to be an actress all I have done is a bunch of plays in middle school and high school I am now 24 and I was thinking of taking some classes but I’m just wondering if they are even worth it?

Reddit by Ilikeitmetal Oct 29th

Anyone heard of New Way Films?

Hey guys, first time poster and I'm not technically an actor but looking out for a friend. I'm doing some life coaching for a guy in the Philippines, he's won a couple acting awards from his school there and is wanting to really get into the industry. He...

Reddit by lndnDDD Oct 29th

got an informal coffee meet up with a long-working not-famous actor. what questions can I ask to best utilize this experience?

I was waiting on them, noticing them rehearsing tv sides and taking it very seriously, i didn't want to be obnoxious and ask them anything during their meal since I've waited on plenty of celebs / industry and people just want to fucking eat and be left...

Reddit by Wolfofbklyn Oct 29th

Listen to my podcast about acting and other disciplines! We go live today @ 2pm e.t.

Hey all, I have a podcast that I started a few weeks ago. I am an actor and creator based in NYC. I graduated from the MFA-Acting program from The New School for Drama. The podcast is an open talk show about the creative process and what it's like to be a...

Reddit by sushiandtacos Oct 29th

Should I do extra roles for Student Films?

I recently auditioned for the lead in a student film and wound up getting cast as an extra. I am debating doing this. I really wanted to be an actor as a career and I KNOW this shouldn't be going on my resume, but at the same time, I'm a beginner with little...