Everything, newest first

Reddit by fieryroad Jul 11th

Realizing now, how similar different industries are...

Hollywood, for instance, is a vast business, with few actors as "top names", surrounded by the lesser known names, supported by the "nobodies"... How does one move up in this ranking system? How many of us around the world put all our hopes on the chance of...

Reddit by tittiemcvitie Jul 11th

RADA Shakespeare Summer Intensive

I'm really interested in doing the Shakespeare intensive summer course at RADA next year (this year's already sold out) and I was wondering if anyone on this has done the course themselves/knows anyone who had? Honestly, I know it sounds stupid, but...

Reddit by Yousifusif96 Jul 11th

Headshots

I am getting my first ever headshots taken sometime next week and i am curious since I am just starting out as an actor whats the necessary headshots needed to be taken. Thank you in advance!

Reddit by DevonCar310 Jul 11th

Actor in LA - Unusual Circumstances - Advice/Guidance appreciated

## Hi! ## I apologize in advance for this lengthy post. I also have it posted in r/entertainment for advice from non-actors. ## Cutting to right to the chase - I am an aspiring actor living in LA and have been living in this city for a couple years now. I am...

Reddit by unromanaclef Jul 11th

Choosing Between Two Agents - Second Opinion(s) Appreciated!

Hi /r/acting, I've been very fortunate to have been offered representation by two agencies, but am knee deep in the process of overthinking everything! Wondering if anyone's around just to cast a pair of fresh eyes over the info I've gathered and offer...

Reddit by wwhimsicott Jul 11th

Good riddance! Get rid of those pesky actors, make them get REAL jobs. (Sarcasm)

Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 11th

There Are No Stupid Questions - Jul 11

Please feel free to ask any question at all related to acting, no matter how simple. There will be no judgements on questions posted here. Everyone starts somewhere. So ask away!

Reddit by Ramoach Jul 11th

Got an acting school offer today :)

You guys have been SOOO helpful. I have never had formal training (not even school plays), so this subreddit, YouTube and online articles have been my teachers. Thanks to all the actors and coaches out there for the insight you offer to new actors <3 Never...

Reddit by LBVisitor Jul 11th

Talent manager commission fee negotiation (really just an agent)

Hi, Needing advice. Love my manager. But he really is just an agent. Gets me auditions. I give him 20 percent when I book a job. This is his agreed upon commission fee for all his actors. He takes agency fee from client as well as 20 % from me. I’ve had no...

Stage 32 by Austin Cecil Jul 10th

Always love some good advice

Hey there, I’m an aspiring actor like a lot of us here, but this goes out to anyone with any bit of experience. I adore spontaneity and meeting strangers, face to face communication is a godsend for me. Where might someone like me run into just the right kind...

Reddit by Enjolras55 Jul 10th

Type of projects you can self-submit for

I've yet to try submitting on places like Actors Access yet. Haven't seen much with roles I fit yet. Do places like AA ever post bigger name projects like Netflix/Amazon originals, feature films, etc.? Or is it basically a requirement to have an agent to ever...

Reddit by MickyKaMoodle Jul 10th

Does it bother you when a actor just starting out gets a big role, yet, you, auditioning for years, can’t seem to make it?

Reddit by worldtraveler9700 Jul 10th

Is the summer slump a thing?

Does summer usually slow down for everyone? I typically get casting calls from a Casting Director during the week because I'm on their list of actors they look at first for jobs. They're usually non-union and I don't typically get one everyday, but I haven't...

Reddit by weenis_ Jul 10th

Would you put college troupes on an acting resume if you're 23?

I am starting some classes in film/TV acting but so far all my experience has been in comedy/sketch/improv. They don't see me as a real actor and it sucks. I have taken a few fundamental classes in college, then completed all of UCB, and was performing...

Reddit by lemjne Jul 10th

Has anyone in Los Angeles used Actor's Salon?

Hi all. Actor's Salon in Los Angeles has a group that meets weekly to set goals and keep each other focused and accountable. I'm thinking of joining, but don't want to spend the $200 a month if it's useless. Has anybody used this program and found it to be...

Stage 32 by Stephen Foster Jul 9th

An acting quote that I found inspiring.

 "There is someone in the audience tonight who auditioned me 30 years ago, and told me I was untalented and unphotogenic and I should quit trying to be an actress. Well, 30 years later, here I am, Emmy in hand. I won’t mention your name. But you know who you...

Stage 32 by Katie Ritz Jul 9th

LA Newbie Looking to Connect : )

Hello All! I recently moved to LA from NYC ~ I am excited to explore this new city, meet some delightful new humans and enjoy the sunshine!In NYC, I created a collective of creatives (writers/editors/actors/directors) with the aim of working together to tell...

Reddit by Winniehiller Jul 9th

BEATS = TACTICS

Most acting coaches teach about analyzing your script and breaking it up into “beats”. What does this mean? For me, I prefer to use the word “tactics”. These are ways your character attempts to achieve his or her “objective” in the scene. Your objective is...

Reddit by foxofthestorybooks Jul 9th

How easy did you find it to switch from stage to screen?

Being from the country, I have a lot of theatre experience. I love it, but when I move to the city I’d like to delve more into film auditions. This has always been more interesting to me since I prefer realism in acting and I even have the tiniest bit of film...

Reddit by Ramoach Jul 9th

First ever monologue. Seeking some feedback :)