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Reddit by Liceland1998 Jan 26th

How do actors manage unexpected coughs, sneezes, burps, and yawns while on stage?

Hello Everyone. I have always wondered this, since you never see an actor cough, sneeze, burp, or yawn during a live production, yet these are all noisy bodily functions that can happen anywhere at anytime. Thank You.

Reddit by DayeFunaway Jan 26th

What is a book that has helped you as an actor that isn't about acting?

I saw someone recommend *Never Eat Alone* on here the other day which I'm loving so far. The author, Keith Ferrazzi, is an entrepreneur and the book details how to network in a "socially healthy and mutually beneficial way." I find it's really helping me have...

Reddit by Quadisimo Jan 26th

My acting rant post

I’m just here to rant for a bit. I honestly hate it and find it very rude when you respond to a actor request, you have mail contact for a bit, call once and then suddenly don’t hear anything anymore. This has happened with me with some big gigs, which I’m...

Reddit by GiveYourselfAFry Jan 26th

Books with tips & tricks on what to do in worst-case-scenario acting situations? (Poor writing, unclear directors etc)

Hi guys, so I’ve seen (& read) many books on how to “get started” acting, or how to become a better actor, different techniques & schools of thought, the director/actor dynamic, what makes for a good crew & set etc etc. It can be easy to do your job as an...

Reddit by Ace1C Jan 26th

Any tips or tricks when getting into acting

I have just started getting into acting and I wanna become an actor someday in Disney movies and for other companies. I just don’t know how or where to start and I’m only 16 any help would be appreciated.

Reddit by Amnonongus Jan 25th

Really struggling

Hey guys. Kinda just want to vent here as I need to say something to someone. I’m in one of the worst holes of I’ve ever been my life and I feel more incapable than ever. I moved to LA ten years ago; auditioned a bunch and burnt out after about three years...

Reddit by trollybeth Jan 25th

New to Film Acting!

So I’m going to try my share of acting for tv/film. I’ve been a stage actor for years but have never done film before. Any big differences that I need to keep in mind, or any pieces of advice if you’re starting film?

Reddit by Soyatare Jan 25th

Do I need anything before I sign up on audition websites?

Read reviews and would like to sign up for backstage, actors access, etc but I am wondering if there is anything I should have before I sign up on this site and similar sites. I am a voice actor with a bit of work, been doing improv for about a year. Should I...

Reddit by Albatross_90 Jan 25th

The Manikin Agency - legit?

Greetings, all. I am a voice actor and upon networking for representation, I came across the Manikin agency. Their website looked innocent enough. I noticed voiceover work in their extended list of services, so I decided to reach out. Here’s where the first...

Reddit by Tristan_Dean_Foss Jan 25th

What's your opinion on Bryce Papenbrook as a voice actor?

This has probably been asked before, but I'm legitimately curious to hear people's opinions on him after directly asking, because the consensus on him seems to change depending on where you go to. My personal opinion on him is he's not a bad voice actor, on...

Reddit by muffin_mugger Jan 25th

I always think that acting is fake and its affecting my performance

Whenever i act i just think yes this is how it should be but its fake its not real so what the point of doing it? This is not good as i wanna be an actor. Any advice for me?

Reddit by Yaars23 Jan 25th

Who here is a happy professional actor?

The more and more posts I see here, and the more folks I talk to in the industry, the more I find how unhappy the majority of us are; no matter the stage of our career. I am hoping that some working professional actors can comment below some tips and advice...

Reddit by habaroa Jan 25th

Filmed a quick scene to put on my Actors Access while I wait for Reel footage from previous projects! Let me know what you think.

Reddit by Theswissmothafockaaa Jan 25th

What does it take to be a good actor?

Is it necessary to go to a drama school or something like that? Or natural talent and exercise can do the trick? After all acting is just imitation of people Do you know some Hollywood stars who never had acting classes?

Reddit by ilanajacobs6 Jan 25th

Beginner Actor

Hi, I’m a senior in high school looking to start auditioning for film/TV and I have no idea how to get started. Any suggestions?

Reddit by big-boi-dev Jan 25th

Male voice actor looking for demo scripts.

Hi. I’m a pretty new voice actor and I’m trying to find some scripts that I can use for a demo, but all the ones on voices.com don’t really fit my style. I’m a young adult male with a pretty deep voice, and if anyone who sees this knows of any scripts that...

Reddit by Clean-Youth Jan 24th

Is talent part of acting?

Can a great actor be someone who studied a totally unrelated field, maybe took a couple of drama classes, but can naturally portray emotions very well (high EQ for example) and knows when to use which kind of tonality?

Reddit by eeetee32 Jan 24th

How long should you wait until you get your headshots back from the photographer?

Hi all, I recently got my headshots taken and it's been a week and I've heard nothing back from my photographer. Since this is my first time doing headshots, I'm unfamiliar with how long the typical wait time is to get your headshots back. I've tried emailing...

Reddit by streetspirits Jan 24th

How to avoid sounding nasally?

Sorry if this is the wrong sub, I wasn’t sure where else to ask. I know that voice training is sometimes discussed in trans online communities but I don’t want to intrude. I’m female and I have a pretty feminine and stable voice with no vocal fry, but I have...

Reddit by Various-Presentation Jan 24th

Is 33 too old to start an acting career?

I've wanted to be an actor since I was like was 2 years old, but I've always been too shy to do anything about it. Do you think 33 is too old to start?