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Reddit by ranforrr Aug 14th

How big does your YouTube channel need to be before getting noticed by the "Big Four"?

Totally hypothetical question.. If an actor had a YouTube channel that was popular with skits, shorts, etc... How many subscribers would one need to amass before the super big agencies take notice? Could you provide any examples if possible?

Reddit by jackchak Aug 13th

How to Hire SAG-AFTRA Actor for $125?

I made an animated short, for which I need three minutes of voice over. Somebody online offered to do it for me for $125, and asked if we could do it through SAGAFTRA. I contacted a sagaftra coordinator who told me it would be much more than $125. Is this...

Reddit by fuckingdiscrete Aug 13th

any LA actors late 20s-30s want to get 4 people together and split a 2 bedroom for cheap rent?

im new from NYC, i dont know a ton of people out here, and the people I do know all have their living situations figured out, and most of them pay ridiculous rent. different strokes for different folks I guess. right now I'm paying $400 and i'm able to pay...

Reddit by King_of_Platypi Aug 13th

Searching for monologue help?

Is there a community on reddit for helping actors find monologues? Searched this forum for a bit but I'm unsure how appropriate that would be.

Reddit by waxysplash Aug 13th

Agents in Vancouver and Toronto?

I’m a Winnipeg based actor and our city has been getting busy but I still want more. I’m curious if anyone knows of agents willing to represent actors out of town. I would like to do more self tapes and I believe an agent in a bigger city can find those...

Reddit by StrobeRogers Aug 13th

I am trying to be an actor. Why do I have more crew friends than actor friends?

Is this bad? Shouldn't I have more actor friends who understand me? I never can make any. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

Reddit by WonderNotEnvy Aug 13th

No bad actors...just wrong parts?

I recently watched a film until the end because the actor playing the protagonist was really good in a TV show (the casting department did a good job matching her)...and though the film isn't the right fit for me as a viewer...it made me wonder about the...

Reddit by Sunxdoll96 Aug 13th

Feeling Lost.

When I was younger all I ever wanted to do was act, in elementary school and in middle school I got involved in any play I could, my parents would even buy me tickets to see plays at the local theater. I remember the joy and happiness it brought me and I...

Reddit by PodcastThrowAway1 Aug 13th

Short demo

The last clip has some voices of other actors who are in the scene, and I am hoping that's not too confusing. I am concerned that audio quality might not be the best...

Reddit by atanassova Aug 13th

Dacre Montgomery?!?

Dacre Montgomery (Billy from Stranger Things) is from Australia (even though according to his IMDB he has a double citizenship - Australian and Canadian) and is a very talented actor nonetheless, but there's something about him that confuses me a lot. Here...

Reddit by laadefreakinda Aug 13th

Luck is always a factor

I see a lot of posts asking how to get agents, how did this certain actor or actress land this role, what do I need to do to make it, etc. The simple answer is: luck. Every single actor who has made it big has had some luck. They were in the right place at...

Reddit by werkingonit Aug 13th

Dealing with Rejection When You Did Everything Right

How do you all deal with rejection when everything went well: you prepared as much as possible, you took risks, you made bold choices, you got a callback and smashed that, and you still didn’t get the role? I’ve been dealing with this over and over again...

Reddit by Noowbie99 Aug 12th

Should I take acting classes

I have always wanted to be an actress (in my head)- but the issue is that I have an inability to express myself in real life, as in I am very monotone, and dull. I have stage freight too (got panic attack on my graduation walking up the stage). I would like...

Reddit by juicebox275 Aug 12th

can i become a successful actress if i’m ugly

realistically speaking, becoming a successful actor is tough for the best of the best and is highly competitive. I noticed that looks are high in demand, and only those drop dead gorgeous people get casted in hollywood movies, unless the role is intended for...

Reddit by contact2loop Aug 12th

Eye Health for Voice Over Actors - Debbie Grattan Voiceover Talent

Reddit by throwawaynosejobxoxo Aug 12th

Question about my hair.

I know this is a dumb question but I live in a very small European country (with barely any projects available) so bare with me. I’ve had one series regular role (and a lot of theatre parts). I got cast with a black hair and had black hair throughout the...

Reddit by Katherina-petrova Aug 12th

Any successful online auditions?

Hi fellow actors, I want to find auditions but atm there arent any around my area. Did you have any successful stories from auditioning online?

Reddit by Ramoach Aug 12th

Asked to read for a role in an American accent for a callback

Hey there, I'm a UK actor and got a callback for a feature film. I was asked to deliver the original excerpt and a callback excerpt in an American accent. Should I maintain the accent for the entire callback, or just stick to using it for the script? Any...

Reddit by themediator7 Aug 12th

I’m 16 and was wondering if I should start auditioning for camera stuff

I have been acting in a camera class for about a year and done a few plays, but I like acting for camera more. I have been looking through the casting websites like backstage and backstage looks like the best, but they are mostly 18+ roles. Are there any...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Aug 12th

John Cazale would have been 84 today. He was in five feature films and every actor should see every film he did.