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Reddit by rolledoff Sep 12th

Do method actors who play a stuntman do their own stunts in those movies?

Reddit by Obversa Sep 12th

Open casting call for a 9-12 year old girl co-star for lead actor Adam Driver ("Star Wars") in the movie "65" ("Zoic"?)

Reddit by YourMumsAVirgin69 Sep 12th

Have the majority of working actors on this subreddit been to an acting college?

Reddit by YourMumsAVirgin69 Sep 12th

My Plan

My dream is to get into a prestigious, well known, acting school such as RADA, LAMDA, RWCMD, Guildhall. I'm 17 yrs old with extremely little acting experience as I wanted to get a Computer Science qualification in college to fall back on if acting didn't work...

Reddit by somethingski Sep 12th

Brand new to Voice Acting and Voice over. Looking for advice on how and what it takes to get going

Hey there, hope you're all enjoying your weekend so far. I've been an actor for over 10 years, and worked professionally for sometime and am SAG eligible. I took a hiatus starting at the end of 2018 to focus on getting married and life, and recently moved...

Reddit by iovoko Sep 12th

What do you think every actor should know?

My question is pretty much just that. What, in your professional opinions, do you think every new or aspiring actor should know/understand?

Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Sep 12th

Celebrities getting roles over trained actors

I’ve seen a few people on the sub complain about celebrities like Addison Rae and Harry Styles getting roles instead of actual trained actors. I understand that you may find it annoying but you have to realize that these, from what I can tell, are supposed to...

Reddit by YourMumsAVirgin69 Sep 11th

Is it odd that I feel almost embarrassed to tell my parents that I'd like to become an actor?

I would absolutely have their full support as they've always told me that they will support me in whatever I choose to do, but even before I started comprehensive school, my parents and I always figured I wanted to be a computer scientist. I've always had a...

Reddit by Noodlebops Sep 11th

Casting sites for Canada?

I saw there were a few site recomendations in the rules. However I have heard that they are more for Amarican actors and not Canadians. What sites are good for Canadians? Are the one's listed any good for auditions in Canada? I do like a lot of the articles I...

Reddit by Pahvinaama Sep 11th

Voice Acting Problems: Itchy Voice

Hello! I'm a professionally unprofessional voice actor and wanted to make sure I'm not screwing up already. I've only done a few roles so far (Both pretty loud) and have gone to some good lenghts with being careful with my voice when doing them (Breathing...

Reddit by metheactor Sep 11th

My reel for your constructive feedback

Hello! I am an actor who is expanding into voice acting, and figured a solid place to start is the commercial scene. In any case, I would very much welcome your ears to listen to [my commercial reel](https://vimeo.com/456903897). My voice is British neutral /...

Reddit by blaikalva Sep 11th

How does someone poor make it?

So I'm looking to be an actor. I have little experience some theatre and studio work. I don't live in a particularly thriving place. And I have pretty much no funds. I don't know how I'm supposed to get started. Online auditions (which most you have to pay...

Reddit by FLIMSYVEIN Sep 11th

Meeting with a professional voice actor later today

What should I ask him?

Reddit by tittyandronicus Sep 11th

What questions do you need answered before you decide to commit to a production?

Hey everyone! With spooky season coming up, myself and some of my fellow actor buddies have been auditioning for new “socially distant” haunts. In my area, these are mostly happening on a road, where cars drive through the attraction. Unfortunately, I’ve been...

Reddit by onionsandradishes Sep 10th

Atlanta Market Covid Status: Worth it to Move?

Atlanta working actors: What has been your experience with auditions during Covid up to now? Are things picking up dramatically? I decided not to return to drama school this year and had been planning to move to Los Angeles as soon as things opened up...

Reddit by RothkoRathbone Sep 10th

Looking for interviews with actors talking about their character development process (text or video)

Not sure if this really exists as most actors don’t go into details about their process. But I’m looking for specifics. I know some actors have a coach and so they can develop and bounce their choices off of them, but I’m sure that isn’t everybody. In a world...

Reddit by Find_Truth_Be_Free Sep 10th

Black actor here, I’m not for Biden or Trump. I’m more independent, but Kanye West ain’t it for me. Hollywood is very liberal. Most of the filmmakers whose work I love and following on social media I realize are very liberal. How do I not let the politics

Reddit by Bronko79 Sep 10th

How would you advertise yourself if you never use your real voice as other voice actors? If you'd modulate it to do less or more than human characters?

I never use my real voice because it is good for nothing. I use heavy modulation at least 12-20 effect sits on my out put mixer channels where I have both parallel processing and bus side chain processing as well. So sometimes I have like 50-70 effects coming...

Reddit by SnowOwls1984 Sep 10th

UNION/NON-UNION Question

I have a question concerning union actors working on non-union projects. I am aware of SAGs GLOBAL RULE ONE but I have been offered to work on a small film in a remote area. In the email, the producer/director/writer told me several actors are SAG-AFTRA...

Reddit by bobingersoll123 Sep 10th

Actors must recognize their own implicit bias.

I saw a NOVA episode last night on Implicit Bias, and, of course, I thought about how relevant it is to acting. Of course implicit bias has been around for centuries, except Socrates, like so many since, have called it by many different names. Socrates said...