Actor’s Forum

The feed

Reddit

18,205 posts. Every one links back to the thread on the forum that hosts it.

  1. Reddit by TheGentlemanWolf Oct 12th

    What to do going forward with my YouTube channel?

    So I have YouTube channel that basically serves as my default website/portfolio (I have an actual website, but my YouTube channel has attracted me more attention do to how big YouTube is) it has all my reels, all things I voiced in are neatly organized a...

    Read it on Reddit
  2. Reddit by MelaniChoco Oct 11th

    How long did it take to hear a callback?

    Hey, I am new and love getting advice and hearing everyone’s stories so I’m curious. How long did it take to get a call back for a movie/short film/ commercial even if it’s for a background character? How many auditions did you apply to? Especially on...

    Read it on Reddit
  3. Reddit by gottablastislost Oct 11th

    Best acting workshops for beginners

    I am a new actor who is just in love with the art of acting, but my city is super small and does not have any acting classes, can y'all send some of the best acting workshops that you guys know?

    Read it on Reddit
  4. Reddit by reddishMVP Oct 11th

    When did you hire your first PR person/agency?

    So I think I know the answer to this already, but would still love to have some insight. I've recently booked a recurring co-star on a network show that has become meatier each episode they bring me back, to where in the latest, I have an entire scene with...

    Read it on Reddit
  5. Reddit by KyberCrystal1138 Oct 11th

    Avail check question

    So I got an avail check last week for shoot dates that were around 3 weeks out from that date. The original audition was through Actors Access, but the casting director asked us to email them to confirm availability and vax status. I did that, and just to be...

    Read it on Reddit
  6. Reddit by ImpressiveFinish0911 Oct 10th

    Why are many actors writers and vive versa?

    Any TV show or movies when looked up about the cast, many of them are also writers, producers and directors. But more often than anything else I've found that they are actors and writers. Why is that? I don't intend to say that they mustn't be both or many...

    Read it on Reddit
  7. Reddit by synthmylife Oct 10th

    I was booked for a show without auditioning

    This doesn't happen to me too often, but I've done quite a lot of true crime shows, non-union shows etc. I am wondering if word of mouth has gone around from doing previous work on other shows in order to be booked for this show particularly. I do have a reel...

    Read it on Reddit
  8. Reddit by -_Nyx_ Oct 10th

    Feeling a little low

    I am trying to be an actor and currently pursuing an associate degree in fine arts, but I’m already in my late 20s. I have a backstage account and a profile that could use some work but overall isn’t bad. I just don’t have any experience to show on it. I’ve...

    Read it on Reddit
  9. Reddit by DevilCat96 Oct 10th

    How to release suppressed emotions?

    Acting is all about emotions. But I’m one of those people who are very “cold” and “unemotional” (while still dreaming of being an actor lol). The reason I’m like this is that I learned from an early age to “hide” my emotions, feelings, and opinions from...

    Read it on Reddit
  10. Reddit by _Ultimate_Simp Oct 10th

    Audition

    I (14F) found a paid audition for a feature film that's being directed by Ethan Coen. It's for background characters in a scene and I am in the big age range for the actors. No headshot nor reel is necessary for the audition. To me it sounds worth it, and...

    Read it on Reddit