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Reddit by Large_Coffee5080 Sep 1st

One-Day Guests

Anyone else feel like some of these One Day Guest spots are essentially co-stars, but they just wanna get actors who won’t do co-stars to audition? ?

Reddit by SavamtherARK Sep 1st

Making content for social media

Posting on behalf of a VA friend who hasn’t got reddit and is pretty useless with social media For clarification, he’s been a voice actor professionally for many years, and did well without any sort of socials until this point. He’s encountered some auditions...

Stage 32 by Aaron Marcus Aug 31st

Be Careful, Some Acting Classes Will Hurt You And Your Career

Every actor needs training — but not every class or teacher is the right fit. In my latest video, I share the story of walking out of an acting class mid-session, and break down how to evaluate a class or teacher before you commit your time, money, and trust...

Stage 32 by Precious Linah Aug 31st

Actors: Sometimes the problem isn't your performance, it's the material.

If the dialogue feels unnatural, the character lacks depth, the scene isn't building toward anything, or the emotional beats aren't clear, it can make an otherwise strong performance much harder to deliver.I work with writers and creatives on **script...

Stage 32 by Precious Linah Aug 31st

Actors Is Your Script or Audition Material Really Showing What You Can Do?

I work with actors, writers, and creatives on script feedback, screenplay formatting, dialogue, character development, scene structure, and story clarity. I can also help review and polish audition or monologue material so the writing gives you more room to...

Stage 32 by Jackie Letkowski Aug 31st

Actors: Lower budget but better script, or a "Meh..." script but better production quality...

This week's C&C discusses how lower-budget films don't have to look cheap. It's a pretty good read! Highlighting recent films like "Obsession" as a great example. Check it out here...

Backstage by piedpiper Aug 31st

Class

Reddit by Few-Phase-1340 Aug 31st

Is being an extra worth it for an emerging actor?

I’ve been acting about a year and an extra for about 8 months. And I loved being an extra at first for the experience and I have always felt lucky with the roles I got as they were always featured roles/walk ons, but lately it hasn’t felt worth it. I recently...

Reddit by fiddledicksmgee Aug 31st

Software

Hi everyone, the title pretty much says it all what is the best editing software for a voice actor?

Reddit by Longjumping_Post_412 Aug 31st

My child saved my life when it comes to acting. But I do envy her career.

When I was a little like 12 I wanted to be a actor my mom only took us to local auditions and I never got anything, so she stopped. And there was some fake disney audition that was nearby but it wasn't real and my mom took me and we waited like 3 hrs to speak...

Reddit by Responsible-Act-602 Aug 31st

Social Media Presence

Hi! Recently i've been thinking of posting on TikTok and Instagram. Videos like skits, relatable content type stuff, and random videos. But I also think if I was to gain traction and an audience from content creation on social media whilst continuing to...

Reddit by gktta59 Aug 31st

New actor signed to agency and so lost

okay fellow actors please help me out. so hi I’m about to turn 24 years old next month and I’m so totally lost ( ik ik who isn’t) I signed with an agency two months ago in my region (not LA or NY) and have been submitting myself on AA and submitting for...

Reddit by aliyahakim4 Aug 31st

How do I know when I’m ready for reps?

Hey community, here with another question today. So, one of my short-term goals is to secure reps. However, what I am wondering is: how do I know if/when I am really ready for reps? In your professional experience, when would you say it is an actor is most...

Reddit by Turbulent-Carpet-856 Aug 31st

Actor's supporting jobs

Hello friends. I'm a 32 yr old male actor, went to a decent drama school in London and have been working professionally for the past 7 years. In between jobs I've worked as a TA in schools and as a barista when I've needed to. Just curious what you all do in...

Reddit by Ok-Gift-5278 Aug 31st

Doing intimate scenes for the first time in my mid-40s

Anyway, I'm probably posting this partly for validation and partly because I genuinely want some honest opinions from fellow actors who have been through something similar A few months ago, I got an offer to play the lead in a show about a second marriage and...

Reddit by Zoraiko Aug 31st

Question about voice rest

Hello!! I'm a very beginner voice actor, I've been training a female voice I can do for a for a few hours a day before it gets tiresome, and out of curiosity I tried doing a toad voice, little did I know after 5 minutes my throat started feeling like when you...

Reddit by Sea-Cry9577 Aug 31st

What should I do in this situation?

Hey everyone, I'm a 2nd year college student and I do a lot of acting with my college theatre group. I really want to break into screen acting, but I can't travel for auditions right now, and honestly there are zero casting calls or auditions happening in my...

Reddit by Admirable_Freedom751 Aug 31st

ADVICE

so back in my home country i have connections to the industry but it’s so bad its just influencers and ads and i can take the easy path of becoming an actor or should i do the harder part study acting in new york and then become an actor based in new york?

Reddit by CranberryIll4707 Aug 31st

I want to be an actor but I was the victim of revenge/deepfake porn by a sex offender

I’m in my early 20s and I’m an LGBT guy, a former cosplayer. I was the victim of grooming and manipulation by a predator. I was deceived into posing suggestively for him, I was promised the images would remain private. Little did I know that he was posting...

Reddit by cryoncue Aug 31st

How making mud pies improves your acting

I read an old essay years ago and it randomly came popped into my head today. Laurette Taylor , one of the great stage actors of the early 1900s, most famous for originating Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie had a simple theory for great acting: watch a...