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Reddit by AJDon82 Jan 2nd

Do you run lines with your scene partners/partners before the cameras start rolling?

Maybe it's because I have a stage background, but I've always felt that running lines with your scene partner/partners was very important before you actually start filming, as it allows you not just to get into the feeling of your character and scene, but to...

Reddit by Hammer_of_Th0r Jan 2nd

I am 16 years old male and I want to be an actor

since i was a child, I have always been inspired by acting. Acting is my favorite thing to do in life! But at 16 years old I decided to take it serious and maybe It could be my lifetime job! However I do not know where to start from or who to talk to. And in...

Reddit by cocokoookie Jan 2nd

how do i get casted or find casting.

as a beginner i think this is the hardest part, to start somewhere. Do you guys know any good casting agents or companies who are looking for actors ?

Reddit by Zeal20 Jan 2nd

I want to become an actor but have no knowledge on how the industry works or any previous experience. What first steps should I take?

Hello all, I am a 21 year old male who lives in england and for the past 4-5 years I’ve been seriously considering acting as a profession. I believe I have a natural talent for it and I just love good stories and movies. It’s also become my last option so...

Reddit by Ghend99 Jan 2nd

Looking for agent help

I’ve just left my actor training after 3 years and now wanting to get into actual acting for film and TV. When I left my training course they didn’t give us any concrete advice on what the next steps would be, communication became very thin, to the point of...

Reddit by Dry-Tune-223 Jan 2nd

Honest acting

Several of my acting teachers have told me I'm a very honest actor. Is that a good thing? What do they mean?

Reddit by ediblelawns Jan 1st

What one book has impacted you the most as an actor?

I'm curious to hear your recommendations on books that have helped you the most in you pursuit of acting knowledge. Is there one book that has helped you the most?

Reddit by TroleOmid Jan 1st

Online LA based Acting classes/ Agent workshops?

Hello loves! I'm an Atlanta Actor hoping to branch into the LA market and wanted to see which classes/studios/intensives were hosting via zoom or online in general. Thank you all!

Reddit by Electronic_Bell4105 Jan 1st

Acting character 'type' help - Claudia Cardinale &Audrey Hepburn?

I recently completed a 1 year acting for film program. I am seeking advice, guidance and opinions on vague feedback I was given. I was told that my character type/ actresses I should try and emulate are Claudia Cardinale and Audrey Hepburn. I have my opinion...

Reddit by applemacaroni88 Jan 1st

tips for aspiring teen actor?

edit: just read the faq and things… im still worried about how to better my chances getting booked as a teen actor. tips? im an aspiring actor who doesn’t really know how to book auditions or how to find acting jobs. im in high school and im graduating soon...

Reddit by Fattywithoutafry Jan 1st

What are your “one hit wonders” of acting?

Who are some actors who came in and got super big off of one performance only to fade into obscurity?

Reddit by actresswhowrites Jan 1st

Do you have some ideas examples of actors who noticeably went from bad/unbelievable/flat to really good?

Whether it’s celebrities, peers, or even yourselves. Looking for some new year inspiration!

Reddit by MasterOfChaos72 Dec 31st

What are some examples, in your mind, of great actors in roles that suit them almost perfectly but are brought down by bad scripts?

Just something that came to mind. Me personally I’d go with Hayden Christensen in the Star Wars prequels. He can look really good when he isn’t forced to say dialogue about love, sand or hate. My two favourite examples of this are when he’s glaring at Obi Wan...

Reddit by lawriejaffa Dec 31st

13 ESSENTIAL CAREER TIPS FOR ACTORS from a Horror Film Producer

Reddit by JitterBugYt Dec 31st

Weird client, looking for opinions

Heya, so im a voice actress working freelance at age 19 from the UK, I've been working since Jan 2020 and have been luckily quite sucessful in my short time in the industry. This client struck me as odd and i just wanted to get opinions on the situation. So...

Reddit by caveman9595 Dec 31st

Acting stoned? I know some actors who do, what do you all think?

I know it’s controversial (I saw the last post about acting drunk) but some people use cannabis medicinally..

Reddit by BigBadBootyDaddy99 Dec 31st

New classically trained actor trying to break in

I'm an actor currently in the southeast market who wants an agent. I'm classically trained and I finished my drama program in 2019. I've been in a couple of good plays which I can put on my resume and quite frankly a couple of very bad student films which I...

Reddit by MasterBaiter1914 Dec 31st

"Equity Eligible?"

So with Equity's new open admission standards, I went from 10 EMC points to union-eligible. I see a lot of great job postings for equity actors, but wouldn't want to join without a job lined up. Im wondering, should I specify in submissions that I'll readily...

Reddit by Unlucky_Tailor_2476 Dec 31st

Is it worth getting a GH4 camera as an actor to film their own scenes for possibly there reel? Or IMDb? I loveeee writing and think it would be a cool addition to my craft

Any opinions? What do you guys think?

Reddit by tair12345 Dec 31st

Saw this on my Facebook news feed , now I’m not sure how accurate this is but if this facts then this is making me push becoming an actor even more since this gives me hope that there will be an opportunity to be in the MCU Universe which is one of my maj