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Reddit by Gwarek2 Sep 28th

Rape scene as the assaulter, how do I approach this?

Hi fellow actors, I am going to play a person who rapes his girlfriend because he wants a child but she wants to wait. In the script it says we end up on the floor behind the couch, and I rape her. My scene partner says she wants to go all in, but I don't...

Reddit by beaglesarecool99 Sep 28th

any actors in LA want to get together on a semi-regular basis to talk shop, share knowledge, and ultimately help each other rise to the next level?

im sag, have some low level reps, audition for film/tv 5-10 a year, trying to crank that up (way more if I count self submitting). also new to LA from nyc. looking for moral / business support, sharing tips and knowledge, helping each other self-tape, maybe...

Reddit by Deopunk Sep 28th

Just moved to LA, wondering if anyone could give me some tips to get started looking for roles?

Hi there I just moved to LA and I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice as to how I should go about finding roles/auditions? Some background: I have acted in three plays previously (which was over a year ago now) through the university I was...

Reddit by AWolfgang Sep 28th

Looking for serious actors in Toronto to build with

Hey everyone, acting can be a tremendously lonely pursuit. I'm an ACTRA unionized actor in Toronto looking for some fellow actors who are serious about their craft and careers to build with. I'm thinking something alone the lines of a weekly meet up where we...

Reddit by hoodiebeanie Sep 28th

How do you guys find the motivation to keep acting?

Moving across the country to LA, leaving your family behind, expensive rent, all to pursue a dream that most likely won’t result in much of anything at all? That sounds depressing, and that’s exactly why I’m scared. I’m an actor in the mid west. I know...

Reddit by P0wer87 Sep 28th

Got an exclusive copy at a book signing last week. Highly recommend this book for any new actors in LA.

Reddit by IntelligentCrew3 Sep 27th

Can’t seem to land a role...

I’ve done workshops and have been advised that I’m completely ready for representation. Prior to that, I’ve had most of my experiences in dramatic arts during high school. I am now 20 years old and can’t seem to land a gig no matter how hard I try. I’ve...

Reddit by wildBcat2 Sep 27th

Voice Acting Hub

I've been daydreaming about a voiceover artist web service. You could say it is kind of like a showcase website for artists. I would have a webpage listing each voice artist, and each artist would get their own sub domain on the website to list their demos...

Reddit by babayaga02 Sep 27th

Someone ground me

My entire life.... "you are the funniest dude I've ever met" / "you should do standup" / "youre a fucking character man" / "you deserve to be on TV" I am NOT an actor. I'm not. I'm witty, sarcastic af and curse a lot. Throw a little intuition and idgaf...

Reddit by Cecily_the_bard Sep 27th

How dramatically different do you think stage acting was during Shakespeare's time, in terms of quality?

So this was a question me and my friend had a brief argument on, which basically amounted down to "how good an actor was Shakespeare be in the modern day?" The general expectation of acting has changed over the years, for a recent example just look at movie...

Reddit by pjroxs245 Sep 27th

Burnout

Hey fellow actors, I have been experiencing burnout for a majority of this year. I can't read a script without getting bored, I don't feel motivated to learn new monologues (or practice the ones I have now), and I feel dread when it comes to going to...

Reddit by tillx321 Sep 27th

Would acting in a haunted house go on your resume?

I have the opportunity to be an actress in a haunted house. Wondering if this would go on my resume. Also to people who have done this, is it a 'useful' job in terms of skills you learn?

Reddit by jennaxward Sep 27th

[HIRE] In need of a young or middle-aged male actor for psychological study material (with small pay)

I am conducting a study on perceptions of opioid addiction in college aged students. I need a young or middle aged male actor to play the role of someone with addiction. It will be 2 very short videos (no more than 3 minutes each) and you will follow a very...

Reddit by presidentladybird Sep 27th

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Reddit by Scheerzeep Sep 27th

(International) Actors who go/went to drama school in the UK; how do/did you fund it?

Reddit by inazuma_zero Sep 26th

I'd like to learn and understand how voice actor of Chrollo(the guy in black dress) uses his voice. I.e. what effect he is trying to convey with this voice and how he is making it. Thank you in advance

Reddit by JoShoeWa Sep 26th

Play monologues for the high school— early 20’s age range?

Hello! As the title states, I’m looking for a couple of monologues from plays in my age range. Specifically, I’m looking for two types: 1.) Young love/ flirting type of monologue, in the same vein of The Fault in Our Stars. Something light, charming, and...

Reddit by Reecemor Sep 26th

Monologues and Duologues for black actors.

Hi there, I’m a young black actor from London who is currently in there final year of acting training at drama school. My casting is not your typical south London roadmap, but rather more the guy who escaped the hood for a better life. My native accent is...

Reddit by AWolfgang Sep 26th

How many actors here actually work on their craft daily?

Does anyone here train their craft daily? It seems like most actors have a notion that actors don't need to develop their craft daily like musicians or athletes, etc do.

Reddit by Urf-Kench Sep 26th

Any tips on helping my little sister practice?

Hey all. I’m aware that this sub is usually used for professionals/enthusiasts in the fine art of acting. I’m no actor and have no experience with acting, but my 11 year old sister got a part in her school play and she’s super excited. It’d mean a lot to her...