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Reddit by toastedbread_ Oct 14th

i need advice

So I’m a 14 year old girl from Canada and I really want to be an actress. I don’t know where and how to start since my parents (asian) are pretty strict on me and my grades. They also want me to completely focus on school. I already have two citizenships...

Reddit by onerighteye Oct 14th

The actors project or actors connection?

Which is better? I’m leaning toward the actors project to showcase. I’ve got training. I just need an agent- so what do you recommend?

Reddit by and15rewpod Oct 14th

Casting Call! Survival/Fantasy/Mystery Audio Drama.

Hi all! I'm looking for female and male voice actors to join the audio-drama podcast I'm currently producing. The roles are currently unpaid, but I'd like to profit-share any revenue from advertising, patreon, etc. Season 1 is written and contains 14 full...

Reddit by S_Gertie Oct 13th

Reading the Actions During Auditions

Two questions: 1. When you audition for things, does the reader (or anyone else in the room) also read the actions? 2. What sort of projects are you auditioning for? This came up at an audition I had this past weekend. As an actor, I am ready for however they...

Reddit by Harrison-Bulman Oct 13th

Sometimes an actor has to take whatever gig they can get

Reddit by TrifectaComedy Oct 13th

Any actor can relate to this

Reddit by Product_of_80s Oct 13th

Is it worth starting acting at 30 years old ?

is it really worth pursuing it at 30 years old or am I past it now ? I have always been interested in film and tv but only recently gave it any real thought saw a film or two with older actors in it and thought I could give that a go. Do you think acting...

Reddit by stringtownie Oct 12th

Exception to SAG Global Rule 1 for Producers?

Hi! I saw someone mention briefly online that there is an exception to Global Rule 1 for actors who are also producers on the project or on the creative team (I realize that last one is very broad). Is this true? Does anyone have more info? I haven't called...

Reddit by PatrickPlan8 Oct 12th

Me performing standup about voice actor Frank Welker @ Helium Comedy Club - Portland - 9/17/2019

Reddit by bflbfl Oct 12th

Robert Forster

Robert Forster of course in the news due to his passing yesterday. I recently watched Jackie Brown for the first time. The performance of the actor playing Max Cherry's stood out to me a lot. I couldn't put my finger on it, but it was so simple(!) and there...

Reddit by Drcee24 Oct 12th

HELP

I just got an audition for a performance arts school and I'm kinda freaking out a bit. I've always wanted to direct but acting has been something I planned on learning because I believe that understanding acting is key to being a good director. Problem is I...

Reddit by keyboardtypo Oct 12th

What equipments/gear am I missing from my home studio?

I am up and coming voice actor. Currently taking some vocal training courses. But now, i am trying to continue my build-up to a more proper home studio, but i seem to be missing some things... but not sure what specifically, so i hope some of you can advise...

Reddit by dumblewhore6969 Oct 12th

Stand-In SAG vouchers?

Does anyone know if under the new short film agreement if stand-ins get background vouchers? It says the first 10 background actors must be covered... are stand-ins considered one of those?

Reddit by candysantana_ Oct 11th

Podcast feedback

Hi Everyone, I am an actor, published author, and producer. I am currently working on producing Season 3 of my podcast and would love your feedback. The Podcast is called [The Manifester's Journey](https://themanifestersjourneypodcast.simplecast.fm/episodes)...

Reddit by AmazingChickenX Oct 11th

Alexander Technique classes?

Could I take Alexander Technique classes at a studio that has nothing to do with acting, or do I need to take those classes at a studio that teaches actors specifically? The studio that I wanted to enroll for these classes are simply a studio that teaches the...

Reddit by Popsikle-Man Oct 11th

What does "an actor prepares" teach you about the Stanislavsky method?

I know it's a stupid question but hear me out. The book "an actor prepares" is told to have exercises / lessons, but they're only told in the form of stories, instead of just telling you the exercise / lesson. And it doesn't even tell you much about how to do...

Reddit by xandramary Oct 11th

Risk/Reward of waiting at an ECC

For a nonunion actor at an EPA or ECC, is there a benefit to waiting in the holding room after an unofficial list has been started? When there are still hours before the actual audition begins, why stay? Is it fine sign up and come back closer to the start...

Reddit by finnegan7 Oct 11th

Training options

So I have been taking an acting essentials course that covers stuff like text analysis, voice and movement exercises, finding inner truth, intro to camera and audition, improv all that good first year actor stuff. Now I can either stay at this school for...

Reddit by brendanattey Oct 11th

LACasting or Actor's Access (plus Headshots question)

Hi actors, I'll try to keep this as succinct and clear as possible! I moved out to LA a few weeks ago. I've been doing stand-up comedy for nearly three years now, and I want to get more into acting. I've done well playing comedic roles in the past (mainly...

Reddit by LassBrittanyG Oct 11th

Identifying Audiobook Narrators - Six of Crows

Hello, I just finished the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. I really enjoyed certain voice actors, but I'm having trouble identifying who is who. Can anyone clarify? Inej - Lauren Fortgang Jesper - Brandon Rubin Joost - Tristan Morris Kaz - Jay...