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Reddit by RandomUsernameeeee Jan 6th

The only thing preventing me from pursuing this career is other people (but really, me).

Ever since I was 9 I had a dream of being an actor. I don't remember what performance inspired me to do so, or what event in my life influenced this decision, but I had never been so sure about anything in my entire life. I started taking classes at school...

Reddit by UltraConstructor Jan 5th

Why is it so hard to find talent agencies?

It’s like, every agency where I live (Texas) has either bad reviews or is too local or is too far away (like in Dallas, I live in San Antonio.) I just can’t seem to find any good agencies in Austin. I think Paradigm looks good but it doesn’t look like it is...

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Jan 5th

LA Actors Who Have Taken Virtual Classes During Pandemic - Question

Hello! I wanted to hear from the LA actors who have taken virtual classes with all this Covid craziness going on. How has your experience been? I’m conflicted. First off, I hate that virtual classes are the same cost as in person classes. I feel like half of...

Reddit by celestialonearth Jan 5th

Agent/Management Questions

How do you know if an agent or a management is legit? I know there can be lots of scammers roaming around the industry especially for young and starting actors. I’ve been in the industry since I was 15 and was affiliated with multiple guilds that help get to...

Reddit by Ambitious_boy1_2_3 Jan 5th

BA and BFA acting major!

I am an international student who is trying to apply to US for my undergrad studies. I also posted sometime back about related topic. I am very passionate about films and acting. I wanna make my life in it. I am willing to struggle in Hollywood. But being an...

Reddit by GlitteringTarget0 Jan 5th

Is it worth it to get an Actors Access Plus subscription?

If I'm not mistaken the annual subscription fee is somewhere around $150 with added stuffs, right? Or is it more? It's not that expensive, given the features but is it good to have for someone who's just starting out?

Reddit by 1butwhythou Jan 5th

Actors in college with agents and managers: how do you manage school and auditioning?

I’m in this situation.

Reddit by jelly_jellooooo Jan 5th

Is it possible to become a film actress but not want to do sex scenes?

Reddit by maxime96 Jan 5th

What makes a good cinematic face?

To be an actor someone should certainly have some particular features. What are some characteristics they should have? Expressiveness?

Reddit by Mechtree Jan 5th

A few tips for landing game roles

So recently, I posted here about my interview with Indie Gamer and a cartoon I was in winning at a festival. With those posts, came a fair few DMs asking about how to get cast and I've randomly been receiving emails asking the same thing. It seems everyone is...

Reddit by MarieN1989 Jan 5th

Instagram (Social Media) vs Actor Website?

Do you think it’s crucial that an actor has an IG or social media? Or is it better to have an official website with work samples, etc.? I ask because I’m thinking of deleting my IG and focusing on creating a website instead for my work, images, etc.

Reddit by GlitteringTarget0 Jan 5th

How do you determined what type of actor you are?

Reddit by slazour Jan 5th

How can a non-American actor work in the US?

I'm interested in taking the 12-week full time acting program at Lee Strasberg in NYC, but as a Non-American I'm unable to stay in the US once I finish (I am also unable to do any work with the particular visa I would be on). Any advice on how I would be able...

Reddit by YouCanBeCum Jan 5th

Gears 5 voice actors impersonate each other (Laura Bailey, John DiMaggio & more)

Reddit by Jordan9364 Jan 5th

Breaking down Timon's various voice actors throughout "The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa" Series!

Reddit by CautiousMoment Jan 5th

How to get back into acting?

Hi there! I'm working a full-time job and not currently interested in becoming a professional actor. I just did a lot of theatre in school, and I miss it now that I'm not in school anymore. Any advice for an amateur actor who just wants to keep performing for...

Reddit by MarieN1989 Jan 5th

What are examples of being a “very strong type” in acting?

Is it usually referred to for ‘dramatic’ actors? I saw this as a piece of feedback and wanted some clarification on it.

Reddit by gerwfq Jan 5th

I’m a young adult actor in college and I’ve met with several agents and managers. Some have told me I’m not ready, whereas others have told me I have a great personality. Is a mixed reception normal?

I remember my first agent meeting, she told me, “It’s very clear that you need more training.” Fast forward to the last few weeks, I signed with two different great agents, one in LA and one in NYC. I just met with a manager for representation over Zoom and...

Reddit by Natural_Midnight_836 Jan 5th

Agency options

So i'm looking at some agencies (most of them are child/teen agencies because im 16f, and they're not huge ones) and was hoping for some advice. A few of them don't require a video reel, but a monologue instead. Should I apply for these ones even if I don't...

Reddit by Mental_Scientist7782 Jan 5th

Places for acting

Hi there a lot of good actors and movies are in America is that the best place to go for acting or getting into good movies or should you just start in other countries like Ireland