Actor’s Forum

The feed

Reddit

18,259 posts. Every one links back to the thread on the forum that hosts it.

  1. Reddit by jordanaanna95 Jun 15th

    Is getting a callback a good thing?

    I know it sounds like this question has an obvious answer, but I’m asking because of the circumstances of the audition. I recently auditioned for a play in which i was the only POC to audition. I got a callback, but unfortunately did not get the part. I know...

    Read it on Reddit
  2. Reddit by cloudyciel Jun 15th

    Advice Needed — No Drama Club, No Local Theater

    People online say that you start gaining experience in a school's drama club or at a local theater. Unfortunately, I live in a country where none of those exist. I assume all schools here don't have clubs at all, nor does the country have any local theaters...

    Read it on Reddit
  3. Reddit by badatdirexons Jun 15th

    From Bad to Good: Examples?

    I’m curious to know if anyone has examples of actors that were “bad”/much less skilled at the beginning of their career but have grown into highly skilled actors. I’m looking for some inspiration to keep me sane as I critique my old tapes. I think I remember...

    Read it on Reddit
  4. Reddit by actordownunder Jun 15th

    How we perceive ourselves

    This has been asked 100 times but I forgot the answer so please help me out. When I see myself on camera I look really rigid and all my movements seem forced or too harsh, and my face looks completely diffferent, especially when I laugh or whatever. I’m just...

    Read it on Reddit
  5. Reddit by nononoyes3649 Jun 15th

    To act, or not to act?

    Hi everyone. I have never really had any idea what I wanted to do with my life until recently I got the idea of becoming an actor. That idea became a burning passion and now I am certain that acting is what I want to do. I haven't been to any classes etc. and...

    Read it on Reddit
  6. Reddit by jordanaanna95 Jun 15th

    Is it possible to act semi-professionally?

    Usually when you see people posting about making a decision on whether to pursue acting professionally and major in acting, a lot of people will advise that the OP should choose another major and continue to act as a hobby. I majored in something other than...

    Read it on Reddit