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Reddit by mike_shakes96 Nov 26th

NYC Acting Classes

Hi everyone, hopefully this is the place to ask this. My sister has always wanted to be an actress. She went to a performing arts high school in the city and graduated from the BA program at Pace. After college life got in the way a bit and she’s lost touch...

Reddit by Delanaenae Nov 26th

Hey! Im just a 17 year old girl who wants to be an actor. Feedback is very very appreciated. I really need some lol. I hope you don’t find the background music too cheesy, I’m really dramatic and wanted to add it, but I can always upload the clip without

Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 25th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

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 darshlakhwani Nov 25th

How to manage acting along with college

Hey, I'm from India I'm a third year computer engineering student and, also an ACTOR! I've done a couple of workshops in the past to train myself and have been auditioning since 2ish years. (not very frequently tho) Things have finally started to work out for...

Reddit by CharlesElliotFiddler Nov 25th

Why do Nickelodeon actors tend to have a more stunted career than Disney Channel actors?

Let's take a look at the past thirty years. 1991 to now. In this period, we have seen many actors come and go from both networks yet it seems that Disney actors tend to go a little further; we see this with Justin Timberlake, Shia Lebouf, Miley Cyrus, Vanessa...

Reddit by Star_Lord_1995 Nov 25th

PEACE HOLLYWOOD.

As an aspiring actor myself, there was a time I wanted to move to Hollywood/LA but as of late seeing all of these peoples "true colors" I've been thinking that maybe that isn't for me. Such as a lot of major people within the business, who morn a death of a...

Reddit by Tommymel1989 Nov 25th

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Reddit by abercrombieNbeyotch Nov 25th

How do you stand out in an actor role?

Like the one line type of roles?

Reddit by iovoko Nov 25th

What is the best way for me to be better?

Hello everyone, bear with me. I’m a bad actor, honestly. I have my moments. But mostly I’m bad. I understand all of the kinds of acting classes there are, and I’ve taken private lessons as well as group classes. They never feel serious though, and I...

Reddit by nicholasbloom Nov 25th

happy thanksgiving actors

im thankful that ive gotten to audition more this yr truthfully i wish i could audition more though im still trying to reach out to collab on something but i haven't had much luck

Reddit by DragRepresentative83 Nov 24th

How do actors learn accents so quickly? How can I build a Parisian accent?

How do actors learn accents so quickly? I can already speak french but I want to learn a Parisian accent when speaking in french and I can even use it when speaking English. Can add the names of some actors how can speak French properly or who originally...

Reddit by Un-Disclosedrotca Nov 24th

How do you stop the negative self-ruminating?

Business of rejection. After dozens of auditions and continuously being passed over, even the best actors may find themselves questioning their talent and especially their looks. How do YOU stop these wheels of negativity and embrace the challenge and the...

Reddit by dontcallmebythat Nov 24th

Mentioning sexuality in submission notes?

Hey all, I was wondering for queer actors out there, do you mention your sexuality when auditioning for queer roles? I've seen breakdowns for roles that say something along the lines of, "seeking LGBTQ+ actors" or "can authentically portray LGBTQ+" etc. They...

Reddit by heyyyman14 Nov 24th

What does an usual in person audition look like?

I had a student film audition that felt really weird. It was my second audition I’ve ever done but I was paired up with another actor who was auditioning for a role that had no lines, just a lot of movement and I was expected to know the blocking and lines...

Reddit by xMonkeyKingx Nov 24th

Hard time figuring out Acting Role titles? Supporting? Co-Star? Actor? Principal?

There various different terminologies and I have a hard time figuring out what to put on my resume. If I'm acting in a short and the second most important character after the lead, does that make it Supporting? Or would it be Co-Lead or Co-Star? If I just...

Reddit by IslandEatsSand Nov 24th

I think I need some advice

Okay, I really need help with this and I was hoping some of you had some experience with this. I take acting class as apart of my high school and I actually do want to become an actor some day. The thing is, I have anxiety, ADHD, and RSD which makes it really...

Reddit by Animal-person_2000s_ Nov 24th

I kind of want to be an actor but im not sure

I really admire people who act, and I think it would be fun to just try out a small role as a one off or something just to see if I have what it takes to be an actor, but at the same time I’m really scared. I haven’t talked with my parents about it (im almost...

Reddit by db_333 Nov 24th

Actor's Access loading super slow?

Just wondering if anyone else is experiencing really slow load times on Actor's Access? My internet is fine, and other websites are loading very reliably, but for some reason Actor's Access is painfully slow and intermittent, often getting a "can't load"...

Reddit by unnuned Nov 24th

Acting and Cannabis Consumption

Long story short I had an acting teacher who believed smoking weed/any cannabis consumption was bad for your acting/career(?) Not talking about while acting, I never consumed on a day I had class. I have rehearsed lines under the influence. But they felt it...

Reddit by Coolcat1009 Nov 24th

To the audiobook narrators out there...

Hi I’m a professional voice actress and have lots of experience in the industry. I am currently considering narrating audiobooks full time, What are the best audiobook production/publishing companies to work for as a narrator in your opinion? Thanks! :))