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Reddit by dontcallmebythat Feb 24th

Your Experience With/Without a Manager

Hey r/acting! I'm a pretty green NU actor in NYC, but I've been lucky enough to have signed with a SAG franchised theatrical agent last year. Since then, I've just been sending in self submits, agent submits, updating my materials, etc... and I started to...

Reddit by nameunavailable777 Feb 24th

How do you study actors?

I want to take acting more seriously, and by doing so i want to watch a bunch of tv/film to study the actor's. But I'm not sure what i am meant to be studying

Reddit by Eartha1231 Feb 24th

Agent reps too many people

Hey guys , I signed with an agency with one agent. She is constantly signing people and prob has 700 or more on her roster. She’s constantly signing new people which is super annoying. Has anyone else had a situation like this? How did you handle it? I was...

Reddit by Warrior9030 Feb 24th

Do actors have non-acting jobs?

I was just curious about not so famous actors, if they need to have other jobs to support themselves since acting gigs come and go usually. Even if one or two of their gigs are widely successful, would they still need something else to supplement income?

Reddit by anonymuspersonal Feb 24th

Chances of being an actor in movies?

I’ve been in a pilot, and got cast as a lead in a movie that got cancelled. I’ve been on Broadway a few times... what are the chances of being cast as the lead in the movie for me? I’ve always wanted to be the lead in a movie... praying for pilot season to...

Reddit by CoasterFish Feb 24th

I have a plethora of questions.

Hey everyone. Sorry if this post violates the server rules, I'm not entirely certain if it does, but I have a handful of questions about voice acting, as I'm in a bit of a strange position. I've wanted to be an actor for years, but now I'm starting to...

Reddit by Godarkhaos Feb 24th

How to hire people?

Hi, I'm an indie game dev working on my 2nd game, and I'm considering adding voice acting to it once the script is done and implemented ( so, most probably in a few years ). However, I have absolutely no clue where I can hire people and how expensive it can...

Reddit by IslandEatsSand Feb 24th

Not sure if I'm actually gonna post this

I (14M) think I want to be an actor but I don't know what to do. I know I'd have to tell my parents to actually start doing anything, but I want to be sure that this is what I want to do with my life first. I haven't even tried much or anything like that yet...

Reddit by madyute Feb 24th

Long self-tapes with short deadlines

I recently got a self tape tonight (Wednesday) with 13 pages, 3 scenes (roughly 4-6 pages per scene and the deadline is Friday Morning. I don’t know if anyone else is finding this, but I’m finding it really hard to learn long scenes in such a short space of...

Reddit by ridleyf Feb 24th

Hard rule for takes. Don't stop!

I've been told this by casting agents and now in the time of self taping, I reaffirmed for myself. I stopped toward the end of a take cuz I thought I did a line with the wrong energy. Imagine my dismay when as I was editing, my partner and I both said "This...

Reddit by Danandphilphanboy Feb 24th

Who is the actor on the right? It looks like Bridget Regan, but I’m not sure?

Reddit by lucidtalks Feb 24th

Should I put scare acting experience on a resume.

I haven’t really done any acting stuff outside of school besides fright fest and hallow fest. Should I put my scare acting on my actors access resume. It’s basically interactive improv theatre but still, I’m worried people might not take it seriously at all...

Reddit by thetherealnoahrobbie Feb 24th

Voiceover actor advice

I’ve decided to expand my acting career and tap into voice acting. What do you guys recommend as far as equipment and accessories? I know some microphones pick up certain ranges better than others so it just makes things a little confusing on decision making...

Reddit by Rob_T_Firefly Feb 24th

Voice actor Paul Rugg (Freakazoid, Animaniacs, etc.) demonstrates recording from home.

Reddit by Actingchick1234 Feb 24th

Rant: Crappy Low Budget Projects

I'm non-union in a small market and auditions have been scarce during COVID. When I do find auditions, the projects suck! I'm not even talking about the storyline, I'm talking about the dang script. So much is expected of us as actors (make sure to self-tape...

Reddit by StormCrow15 Feb 24th

I have acting experience, no idea for what classes to take, and wanting to make a demo reel.

I had no idea what to title this exactly, so let me explain. I also apologize in advance if this is answered somewhere. I am struggling and have been for a long time as to what “classes” I should be taking for voice acting. I know that there’s plenty of...

Reddit by poliwhirldude Feb 23rd

When did you know it was time to turn Equity?

I'm an EMC actor who is currently sitting at 25 points. I've put a good amount of thought into when I eventually want to turn, but I don't think I want to do it super soon. My logic has been that I want to get a good amount of non-union/union credits on my...

Reddit by deanu- Feb 23rd

Self-confidence: is it an illusion or is it a requirement for success as an actor?

I could just be seeing it wrong, so definitely correct me, but it seems like a lot of well known actors (and maybe successful people in general) believe in themselves and have a considerable amount of self-confidence. It could just be the social media effect...

Reddit by apestymagician Feb 23rd

Best Acting Studios or Classes in Dallas, TX?

Hey y'all so I've found a whole lot about Austin acting studios but not too much about Dallas. What are your thoughts and opinions? I'll list a few just to put out what I've seen/visited around here: Glenn Morshower with The Extra Mile, Nancy Chartier...

Reddit by TimPrice2 Feb 23rd

Have you ever had a direct booking?

Have you ever gotten a direct booking without auditioning? I'd be interested in hearing about your experience. \[Note\] I'm not an actor. I'm just interested in hearing about it if anyone wants to share their experience.