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Reddit by grumpycoffeee Nov 29th

What is your advice for someone who want to be an actor but is too shy?

I've always dreamed of getting into movie acting, but I'm extremely shy,awkward and easily embarrassed (also scared that I'm not good too).The uncertainty is also an issue. I took an acting class, but when they gave us the certificate, it turned out to be...

Reddit by CarNo5059 Nov 29th

Does anyone lose interest in acting because of the industry?

I had aspirations and interest in acting but over the pandemic I've suddenly lost it or have no desire to enter the film industry anymore. Mainly because of male actors who mistreat and cheat on their partners, dodgy or misportrayed women, dodgy execs and...

Reddit by Salt-Passenger-6438 Nov 29th

Westworld S4 Refusing to Pay Background Actors

BREAKING NEWS!!! WARNING TO ALL BACKGROUND ACTORS: Westworld S4 Production/Payroll Companies are Refusing to Pay Background Talent for Filming, Fitting, and Covid Tests, and will work you through the entire day with no lunch. It's been over a month, and I've...

Reddit by bouncinghuman Nov 29th

Why do some actors not know what theyre working on?

I just saw a interview with Katie O’Hagan and she said she didnt know what she was in going to be in Resident Evil 7 until a year after creating her character? why do some actors not know upfront?

Reddit by satansdragon Nov 29th

Who lives in NYC

Trying to get together a team of actors/ actresses, filmmakers, and writers.

Reddit by krimsonblaid3 Nov 28th

What can/should I do?

I am a 16 year old junior in high school and I want to pursue acting professionally. I only just decided that two years ago in my freshman theater class, so I'm not the most versed in acting. However, I've done all the school plays that have come my way and...

Reddit by YoungDaggerDick69 Nov 28th

Virgin Actor + a question regarding student films.

I'm in Toronto and have never acted. I plan to take classes as soon as I can afford it, but until then I'm trying to find other opportunities to get into it. I've read that student films help build experience, but the places I've been looking at, like...

Reddit by Globesurfer123 Nov 28th

Would performing a second time for an agent be unprofessional?

I'm a NYC based actor and almost three weeks ago I met an agent at a zoom seminar through an acting studio here in the city. I came in during the Q+A part of the seminar and got good vibes from the agent. When it was my turn to perform I was one on one with...

Reddit by FaZe-Obama Nov 28th

How can I become more than an extra?

Hey everyone. I’m a child actor from New England that has mostly done theater up to about a half year ago. My first film experience began when a casting agent from Boston Casting called me, asking for me to do an audition for a new Stephen King movie (Salem’s...

Reddit by caringfarmerr Nov 28th

Veteran Actors, how do you healthily change mindsets after coaching sessions, performances or auditions?

Acting as we should all know is being in the moment and responding truthfully but being vulnerable enough that anything can get through to us. But in day to day life if we carry that mindset with us it could be damaging. So how do you properly transition...

Reddit by Tanedluna Nov 28th

How to stand out in a self-tape aside from great acting choices?

Hello all ! I’m sure most are familiar with Dacre Montgomery’s self-tape for Stranger Things [(x)](https://youtu.be/cJ1zhq3yNBM). I recently read a casting directors twitter thread where they announced that (in regard to the self-tape) actors should focus...

Reddit by Anxious-Mango-2809 Nov 28th

Acting With SPD

I have SPD, and certain clothing textures/styles, and hairstyles are very uncomfortable and even painful. Is acting a possibility, considering there’s so much I can’t wear? I don’t want to talk to every director and fellow actor I work with, since I know...

Reddit by MikexTony Nov 28th

Questions For Actors

I'm doing a survey for a service platform for actors. If you could just quickly answer yes or no to the following questions I really appreciate you! 1. Do you have trouble finding networking opportunities as an actor? 2. Would you like more opportunities to...

Reddit by glossyducky Nov 28th

could someone with a degree in theatre break into film acting?

hi everyone, asking for someone that doesn’t have reddit and idk anything abt acting — the college that this person is looking at only offers a theatre major as opposed to a film major. does this impact his chance of becoming an actor in film versus just...

Reddit by YourBitterEx-Wife Nov 27th

Can someone help me find this interview?

I was a while ago watching a video of an old interview by an apparently famous actor. The interview appeared to have been recolored so it must be quite old. The actor was not talking about acting but about life and fatherhood. The video had a considerable...

Reddit by Relevant-Blood-8681 Nov 27th

Trailer for the Award Winning (zero $ budget) Comedy Short "Shooting Oliver" about a method actor who "goes too far"... (waiting till the end)

Reddit by blusterbuster328 Nov 27th

New Community for BLK actors

Interested in film and theater? Looking for a condensed community with broad outlooks on the acting community catered towards black folk ? Checkout r/blackactors . Looking for members and moderators. We’re a work in progress and would love your contribution...

Reddit by sonofawitch1983 Nov 27th

This Week's Episode of The Green Room: Exit Through The Chocolate Room

In the lengthiest episode of *The Green Room* to date, Michael sits down with Jolyn to talk about one of the hardest things he's ever had to do as a director: fire a lead actor the week before tech week. The two go on to discuss the general controversy around...

Reddit by penguin_reddit Nov 27th

How many SAG jobs do you roughly have to work a year to be considered a full time actor/live solely off of your income, at-least relatively comfortably?

Kind of a strange question, but for those who are full time actors in the union, how many jobs do you typically book a year in order to live comfortably solely off of your acting income and do it full time?

Reddit by DarkMausey Nov 27th

Do actors view their characters as non-living, formless concepts that primarily exist in scripts and can assume any physical form?

Entertainment watchers strongly associte fictional characters with the actors who portay them. For example, when people think of Harry Potter, they think of Daniel Radcliffe. To most people, Harry Potter is a person who looks exactly like Daniel Radcliffe...