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Reddit by hoodiebeanie Apr 11th

Does anyone else lie about their age?

I’m 21. Yet I could pass for 16. This has messed up my opportunities for years. I can’t get cast as 21 because I look “too young” I can’t get cast as a teen because I’m “technically too old” So I said f*ck it, my age is 18. Bad idea? Good idea? Has it worked...

Reddit by youngboymindset Apr 11th

I have got a lead role in a Netflix series coming out in February

This is going to be quite long. Probably about a 5-10 minute read. But I promise you what I write on here is 100% true. No one will know me from my username I have nothing to gain with lying, it is all 100% true. On my mothers life. This explains how my...

Reddit by chrisredfieldu Apr 11th

My unique relationship with acting

I come from a family where acting is a revered form of art. In my family acting is like...this sacred valued way of being. My grandfather was a professional actor. He won a tony award. He became famous from his acting. Growing up i was the absolute black...

Reddit by gigilone Apr 11th

How important is studying theatre to working in film?

Hi everyone! I am currently a student in the Cinema Studies at the University of Toronto. Here, it is strictly an academic program, and looks into the theories of film, the art of film, and the history of film etc. I’m currently debating whether I should also...

Reddit by twowhomitmayconcern Apr 11th

My dad was an actor and just recently passed away. Today is my birthday and I would love for you all to enjoy his YouTube channel!

Reddit by TheJthunder45 Apr 11th

Do I have to movie to LA?

I want to persue a career in acting. Honestly I'm sure everyone wants to make it big. I do too. I just do. Although I'm not looking for fame. I really appreciate the art of filmmaking and being able to bring the best version of a character to life for the...

Reddit by girlonthespectrum Apr 11th

Who do you think has a chance of being nominated / winning for “Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series” & “Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series” for the 2020 Emmys?

Reddit by makebelieveguy Apr 11th

I have spent hundreds of hours as a supporting actor on a Spielberg set. AMA.

I prefer to maintain a level of privacy on this account, so won't be disclosing any specific details that reveal which production I worked on or my identity. Keep the questions general and about the business, and I will happily answer. Thanks for...

Reddit by kephenstingg Apr 11th

What techniques do the following actors use?

Daniel-Day Lewis Joaquin Phoenix

Reddit by Awwolague Apr 11th

Is there a thread for promoting an actor?

Is there a thread for promoting actors like how r/promoteyourpatreon is meant for that purpose? I have a friend who will be graduating with a theater degree this winter and I'd like to promote her as best as I can. I read the FAQ page and didn't see such a...

Reddit by M-E-M-E-L-O-R-D Apr 11th

Reality TV question

Say if during my career I am presented with the opportunity to go on a reality tv show or a game show should i take it? I have often heard that it will make people take you less seriously and you will not be seen as a legit actor.

Reddit by iReallyLikePicasso Apr 11th

How do I make the most out of college? (Serious)

Hey everybody I was recently accepted into suny new paltz where I will be majoring in theatre. I really like their curriculum and I never thought I’d make it this far so I’m pretty excited. I want to be an actor more than anything and I can really see myself...

Reddit by take3400 Apr 10th

looking for reliable actors in NYC to help with self tapes

i'm starting to get more on a regular basis and i want to meet other actors to help read for each other. my roommates / most of my actor friends are incredibly flakey about their own acting let alone making themselves available / enthusiastic to help their...

Reddit by Robert_de_Saint_Loup Apr 10th

Why do professional actors still go to workshops ??

There’s so many professional actors who have done some well distributed films, participated in plenty of plays, and have done commercials, etc... Yet they still go to their workshop or work with their acting coach. I find this quite interesting because in no...

Reddit by jamesjimmybyrondean Apr 10th

I don't know if I want to be an actor

I'm going to be 20 this year and would be done with University next year so shit is getting real for me. I've been thinking about what I want to do with my life, I've thought about my past and what i have passion for or my hobbies and for me it's watching...

Reddit by Cinderr94 Apr 10th

What’s next?

Hello fellow actors, I have a Headshot, Demo Reel and Resume. Can anyone offer some advice on what the next step should be? How do I self submit? How do I find representation? How do I meet CD’s? Any websites/links? I feel like a lost puppy, please help! :)...

Reddit by scarlettdevries Apr 10th

a start amidst covid-19?

hi guys! i’m currently a junior in high school and have recently figured out that i would like to be an actress. the problem is that i have absolutely no experience and i have no idea where to start. i have always loved movies and shows, and i had the...

Reddit by jovan442 Apr 10th

Actor's schedule

What is in your opinion the best schedule for a working actor in quarantine?

Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Apr 10th

Which book should I read first?

I have many acting books to choose from and am not sure on which I should read first. Technique-wise I lean more toward method acting but am open to anything . Here is my list: - An Actor Prepares - Stanislavski - Building a Character - Stanislavski -...

Reddit by actorthrowaway2006 Apr 10th

A group called Acting For a Cause is holding staged readings of terrific plays with amazing young actors, including Florence FREAKING Pugh, Justice Smith, and Alex Wolff, all to help Chicago families affected by the outbreak. Check 'em out!