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Reddit by nathanla24 Apr 29th

Becoming noticed out of the blue...

Hello. I was reading something about the actor Chris Pratt. It says that at 19 years old when he was waiting tables at a restaurant, an actor and director decided that he was perfect to fit in their movie. This was basically the start that kicked off his...

Reddit by alamana Apr 29th

Everyone Was Right About Those Audition "Do nots"...

I had an audition this weekend for a Renaissance Festival cast that does several plays (this year Henry VIII and La Dama Boba) as well as improv type stuff with the festival attendees and I have some thoughts as a result. We auditioned in small groups (12 or...

Reddit by lovebug055 Apr 28th

How do fellow LA actors / actresses meet people? (Outside if acting)

New to the Area. Just trying to find a way people might recommend to make new friends :) I know meetup is popular but anything else you LA bets recommend?! Thanks!

Reddit by NickNameIs_A Apr 28th

what is your story before became an actor?

Maybe you have some experiences how you end up being an actor? And perhaps you can tell your when you first time acting? Maybe it can be a 'gasoline' for this 'dying sparks'.

Reddit by ailander Apr 28th

Is it considered rude to write in your journal during a performance?

My professor said that it's perfectly fine to write in your journal while watching performances, and today I did write in my journal. However, I did write quite a bit. I wrote roughly around eight pages during the performance (not counting the four pages I...

Reddit by TroiasAchilles Apr 28th

Reconsidering college. Opinion?

Hey all. Wanted to get some feedback from the community. Im a 23 year old actor with decent credits and good material but I feel like the last year or so has been a virtual waste. I parted ways with a big agency and have signed with a smaller one but very...

Reddit by maffew12 Apr 28th

What’s with the way actors eat on screen?

Are you taught to put a piece of food in your mouth and not chew it and talk with it sat there? Watching Tomb Raider, she bites an apple, let’s it rest on her tongue and speaks. Big Lebowski he straight up talks with liquid in his mouth - these are not...

Stage 32 by Shakina Giovonnie Apr 27th

Advise on Talent Agencies

Hello, So I’m new to this site and to the industry and was wondering if anyone could provide tips and info on joining talent agencies or finding a agent in Los Angeles.

Reddit by vassafras Apr 27th

Remember..

We do this because we love it. We do this because it makes us feel alive. We do this because it gives us purpose. The gigs will happen. The agent will happen. The success will happen. Spend everyday being grateful and excited to be an actor, and make every...

Reddit by xijalu Apr 27th

Something that motivated me!

I was listening to a voice actor, who was saying that he does 300-600 auditions a year and if you book 2% of those you're crushin' it. This made me feel a lot less pressure! Is this common knowledge...?

Reddit by BonafideBonanza Apr 27th

Experience with John Rosenfeld? Billy O'Leary?

Or any other coaches you can think of for trained actors looking to get their asses kicked and hone their techniques some more? My background is specifically Meisner, if that matters (studied outside of LA). Just looking for some thoughts and suggestions for...

Reddit by mirrorsarereflective Apr 27th

Torture scene: How to play panicked/scared characters?

So I am doing this scene for a character that involves panickedand heavy breathing. Basically im being kidnapped and I wake up and being intimidated. I am trying to understand how to play panicked and heavily btrathe yet deliver my lines.... I find I end up...

Reddit by lilwoodzey2013 Apr 27th

Best Advice?

What is the best piece of advice anyone has ever given you about yourself as an actor or acting in general that has always stuck with you? I’m very big on positive self talk, so words can be quite inspirational to me if it hits a note inside me.

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Apr 27th

Getting in shape. :(

So I got my first 'break' and I'm on a show (not a huge part at all but I am so happy) and I am looking around and even though we are shooting in NYC everyone is from LA and in like, bangingly hot shape. Damn. Not an ounce of fat. They are full-time series...

Reddit by crisjr92 Apr 26th

Atlanta actors, where do you submit online?

I looked on actors Access and couldn't find a section for Atlanta. Do they have a service like LA Casting or Actors Access, etc?

Reddit by olivesandwichess Apr 26th

Should I move to Portland to work on the craft and save money?

A little background, I’m a 20 year old actor currently living in Los Angeles. I moved here 9 months ago without very little acing experience and 0 credits, since then I have taken 6 months of scene study classes, and enrolled in beginning improv at The...

Reddit by WinonaPortman Apr 26th

Jeremy Irons on Screen Acting

"Film acting has traditionally, in the UK at least, been rather looked down on as being something that the Americans do and which really doesn’t need the technique of a theatre actor. In England, we’re mainly theatre actors, and film actors have been...

Reddit by AutoModerator Apr 26th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Apr 26

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 revele Apr 26th

Guide 2 Hollywood: Death of an Actor

Reddit by crisjr92 Apr 25th

Why is LA Casting so expensive to upload headshots!

One of the worst thing about being an actor is LA Casting. It's ridiculous how they charge $25 to upload 1 headshot to their website! This shouldn't ever be the case for actors. It should be included in the self submission rate. Sorry, just wanted to rant...