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by RedKeviin
Aug 7th
Yeah, yeah... "go grab my rebound instead" But on a serious note, I feel like i could never become a real working actor because I'm way too tall for 99% of roles and I feel like no directors would pick me for any roles no matter how talented I may be. What do...
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by mirrorsarereflective
Aug 7th
What is the difference between sucking up and networking on set? I had a paid short a few weeks ago. Basically, though nobody there is famous, I felt some of the actors were trying hard to "talk to impress" rather than to build connection. When two more...
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Reddit
by KaleidoscopicKait
Aug 7th
I saw someone in the comments of a post the other day giving advice to an actor that often gets nervous while performing. They said "Your nervousness while performing comes out of your own feel of failure. Is this what your character is thinking about?" I'm...
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by thisisnotarealperson
Aug 7th
I just wanted to keep this info in circulation because the people behind this scam keep changing company names and reaching out to actors on casting sites, often Backstage, who to their credit is doing what they can to play whack-a-mole with the scammers. ---...
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by sbenthuggin
Aug 7th
And should even I do it now, or wait the like 6 months until it's actually out so casting can actually look me up? If I should wait then the rest of my questions don't need to be read. As well, should I go ahead and start an imdb or something to make it...
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by ReflexOrigins
Aug 7th
I getting into make short films and music videos. I live in the DC area, but there are ZERO actors or talented people here. Whats a good resource/tip to find actors and set up auditions? Thanks!
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Stage 32
by Johanna Marshall
Aug 6th
Hi everyone.yes, I know that they are readily available in droves, but I am seeking someone who can capture CHARACTER!!!!I see so many pix , so many smiles, so many looks even without smiles, but their essence isn't visible. IF you understand what I am asking...
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Reddit
by SirCleanPants
Aug 6th
I’m nowhere near close to finishing this book (I just picked it up today), but it’s a very amazing guide which shows the steps Jenna took in her acting journey as well as tips as we blaze our own trails. Keep on auditioning and happy reading!
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Reddit
by actingstarterpack
Aug 6th
I've noticed many a-listers or rising stars work mostly in film rather than tv. Why is that? I'm thinking it is because the characters are more fleshed out in a movie and also the scenes are more focused on a small group of actors, which gives more attention...
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by actingthrow123
Aug 6th
Hello r/acting! I wanted to just pop in here with a throwaway. I am a business owner that got approached by a very large tech company for their next national TV ad campaign. They found me online and I fit the type of person they are looking for for this...
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Reddit
by ragutierrez
Aug 6th
Hey all, been lurking here for a while, and have loved all the advice I've read! I've got an interesting situation, and wanted to see what you all thought. It's a long post, so I appreciate your patience if you take the time to read it! I recently started...
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by swelly627
Aug 6th
Being 25 years old now. Filtering through career options and passions is something everyone goes through. Having experience in various fields, I’ve always wanted to be an entertainer. I use to be a damn good DJ after all. I have a passion for acting, being on...
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Reddit
by Winniehiller
Aug 6th
“I’ve always dreamed of being an actor, but I have zero experience.” Boy do I see this a lot on this sub. It tells me that these people need a little education into what it actually means to be an actor. If someone has always dreamed of being a fireman but...
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Reddit
by MaverickEX
Aug 6th
I've seen people on Reddit bag on [Voices.com](https://Voices.com), claiming it's a ripoff. But what of some of the other services out there, like [Backstage.com](https://Backstage.com), or...
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Reddit
by StrobeRogers
Aug 6th
Guys, I have been off and on acting in some form since 2002. I only really got some kind of definite real training starting in 2014..I'm in my late 30s now. I have taken acting classes in community college, some in workshops, some in high school but nothing...
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Reddit
by Entershakira
Aug 6th
The minute I am at call backs for any show and I see someone who is at least 5'10 I know for damn sure they're probably getting the leading role. The only times I've ever landed a leading role is when we were all roughly the same height or I was about an inch...
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Reddit
by stanislavskian2
Aug 6th
Hey fellow actors! I'm also a photographer, and I'm offering headshots for any actors in LA. I know headshots can break the bank, so I'm offering 4 looks for $200 for my fellow actors before episodic season ramps up...
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Reddit
by infinitypool291
Aug 6th
In the US if possible.
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Reddit
by AutoModerator
Aug 6th
Let everyone know what you're working on right now. Post links to webseries, plays, clips, anything you want. Promote your own work and see what everyone else is doing. Even if you just had a great audition, let us know about it.
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Reddit
by depressedtortoise
Aug 6th
I'm thinking of using a stage name but I'm afraid someone might take it if they enter SAG before I do. Do you think I should just use my real name until I enter SAG which is when I can change it?
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