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Reddit by bluepopcorn20 Jul 2nd

New to acting

So I recently started to get into breaking out of my comfort zone and decided to break into different avenues since I’m young and would like to try different paths in life. How does someone who has no experience in acting start to take their first step into...

Reddit by Immediate_Train7537 Jul 2nd

I'm panicking and could really do with some advice.

So, I am a noob. I am very new to voice acting, but I often practice. I've wanted to be a voice actress for years. I'm just about 17 years old, so, I'm still quite young and I'm going to need to gain a lot of experience. I spotted this very underrated voice...

Reddit by NY_rando Jul 2nd

has anyone submitted to the open call for asian actors?

and is there even a point to submitted to open calls, i've heard that they're basically marketing tools.

Reddit by MechanicConfident797 Jul 2nd

Form a acting group!

Hello, I'm new to the acting world and I love to write as well, so I decided to take a page out of this girl's book, I cannot remember her name, but she started a a ring group for girls. want to do the opposite and create group for guy, guys who want to act...

Reddit by swanrock630 Jul 2nd

How do I list this role on my resume?

So I worked background this week as a general party-goer on a low-budget film, I ended up in a scene with the 2 leads and one other background actor. The leads are well known actors who each have millions of followers. The director actually instructed me to...

Reddit by sugarrcqnes Jul 2nd

how do you get big roles?

i feel like this is a stupid question but oh well. how do actors get big roles as their first role? I know this is uncommon, but some actors have huge roles and they haven’t even been in anything else before. eg johnny drop in nightmare on elm street...

Reddit by davidleestrasberg Jul 1st

David Strasberg here to talk Method Acting. Go ahead and, literally, Ask Me Anything!

I grew up with The Method, quite literally. I am Lee and Anna Strasberg's son, and I spent a lot of my childhood at the Actor's Studio and the Strasberg Institute, where I have been the Creative Director for the past 20 years. Go ahead and ask me whatever you...

Reddit by Informal-Amoeba-1284 Jul 1st

Acting when you’re a single parent and a student? Is it realistic?

So I’ve always wanted to act, since I was like 7 years old it was my dream to be an actor. But I was always told it was unrealistic and I would never be able to make it and all sorts of other discouraging remarks… said by my parents. So I never even...

Reddit by CrockerCreations Jul 1st

This is one of my favorite pieces where there is A LOT being said with out the actors saying exactly what they think

Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 1st

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 Goat_Disastrous Jul 1st

Can someone translate this passage from my contract?

This is a passage from a show I am doing for a huge streaming service. Due to a sort of loophole with the format of the show, the actors are all non union. As the lead, I am expecting that if this show is even minimally successful I will hopefully have other...

Reddit by Career-Tourist Jul 1st

What's a good set of equipment to get for my girlfriend to bring her self tapes to the next Level?

My girlfriend's birthday is coming up and I'd love to get her something to help her acting career. She just uses her I phone for self tapes with a ring light. I was thinking it would be a good birthday present to help her step up that game a bit. Maybe a mic...

Reddit by agnesroddy Jul 1st

Spotlight and making your own work (U.K. BASED)

U.K. actors - It’s pretty difficult to exist in the industry without spotlight. A lot of advice says to create your own work - but spotlight doesn’t take student films and I’ve heard they are picky with theatre. But hypothetically if I wrote and produced my...

Reddit by Iceycat1234 Jul 1st

Am I a fraud? UPDATE

Am I a fraud Hi so I had an audition back in January went real received a callback, callback went great as I’m being moved up in a small window of actors for a lead roll in a feature film. The problem I’m struggling with is 1. I’m nonunion, 2. My acting...

Reddit by Iceycat1234 Jul 1st

Nolan north

Hey Reddit not sure if many of you are familiar with Nolan north but I have a question about his career in connection with mine. Now Nolan north never started out as a voice actor he just naturally was being submitted for voice over work. Ok now the question...

Reddit by chillingonasanddune Jul 1st

Casting Sites for Toronto, Canada

The casting sites I know of are Backstage, ActorsAccess and Mandy. Are there others that I'm missing? Thank you for any answers I receive and I apologize if this has been asked before :)

Reddit by Fickle_Share1845 Jun 30th

Is it possible to get into acting without any previous background?

I don’t have any previous experience with acting and I’m 17. Most actors have been doing it from a very young age, took classes etc. Is there any way to get into the industry with little experience at my age?

Reddit by drexl147 Jun 30th

Is it cheaper or better to hire more voice talent or to use the same people? Alot of shows use the same actors for different characters. Just wondering how that gets figured out. Thank you.

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Reddit by Iceycat1234 Jun 30th

Referral from a friend?

So recently I became friends with an actor I met on a short film set. He’s been giving me great exposure and has given me a great opportunity in a really unique YouTube video with lots of exposure. Would it be too much to ask him to refer me to his agency?

Reddit by notbasicbitch Jun 30th

Decline auditions on Actors Access

Does ur agent know each time you decline an audition on Actors Access?