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Reddit by Lour-55 May 14th

Another language

I'm an international actor. I speak Arabic and English fluently. I'm looking for another language to learn. What should it be, French or Spanish? Which one would be of more use in the music and film industry? thanks in advance

Reddit by IComeBaringGifs May 14th

The Jump From Stage to Booth (Looking for Advice)

Howdy all, I'm an actor, like many of you. I was heavily involved in the stage theatre program at my junior high, high school, and I initially studied to become an actor when I went to University, before deciding to switch to English. However, I have a Blue...

Reddit by June_Etoile May 14th

Share your self-tape that booked you?

Is anyone here willing to share the self-tape that booked them the job? Thanks! #

Reddit by pineconeconspiracy May 13th

Are there any b-roll/behind the scenes videos of actors kind of getting ready right before the camera starts rolling?

Besides the Jack Nicholson one. Just like seeing an actor a few seconds to a minute getting into character and then seeing them do the scene.

Reddit by iluye1 May 13th

Do you think it'll be better or worse for non-name actors after things "go back to normal"?

Hey all, hope you're hanging in there. So of course I'm researching, reading articles, trying to make sense of the landscape of this whole thing. But I'm still trying to figure out if Covid has affected our industry super negatively or if it might have a...

Reddit by DoctorIknowWho May 13th

Hello! Beginner Voice Actor here!

Hi, I just joined the r/VoiceActing sub Reddit because I'm looking for a career in, well, voice acting obviously! I was just seeing if anybody would be able to guide me in the right direction of what I can put as gig audio examples on a Fiverr page so...

Reddit by GoldCelebration8 May 13th

Something I've learned from 'the other side of the camera'

I started out my Los Angeles journey as a hopeful, starry-eyed, would-be actress. With that came thousands of dollar spent on acting reels, actings classes, and self tapes from small studios. After a few years stepping behind the camera as a producer who...

Reddit by PatrickPlan8 May 13th

[fun gif dub I'm posting because original actor liked it] Nobody is born cool except ...

Reddit by Alek_Angelo May 13th

I need real actors to pose as if they are part of an agency.

A friend of mine is creating a representation agency and needs actors with material to start it off. No exclusivity or actual representation is offered and you will be removed from it soon. Message me for more info :)

Reddit by chthonic_persephone May 13th

How can I stop feeling this way?

Hi everyone. Another actor here, I know I should not care about others but this makes me feel discouraged. I don't think my skills are that bad, I am able to memorize lines pretty quickly for example. But I can't help me that other people don't take me...

Reddit by TheRelunchables May 12th

PODCAST TO LEARN FROM ACTORS/WRITERS/DIRECTORS FROM DISNEY CHANNEL ORIGINAL MOVIES!

Check out The Relunchables podcast where we recap your favorite DCOMs and then have on members of the cast and crew for exclusive interviews! Check out our current episodes: The Luck of the Irish with Director Paul Hoen The Thirteenth Year with actor Chez...

Reddit by definitly-living May 12th

“As an actor you often have to spend. A lot of energy making a silk purse, out of a pigs ear.” Charles Dance, improving bad writing.

I hear this and am a hobby writer. What does his words mean to you? What energy do you have to expend that I can work on in my craft?

Reddit by tomtheawesome123 May 12th

A question about Acting related to handedness (Left handed or Right handed)

Hello actors, I want ask something about Acting. ​ Here is the context, in this scene: [https://youtu.be/bR7-x7Cyk5k?t=10](https://youtu.be/bR7-x7Cyk5k?t=10) The character on the right hands a coin with his right hand, the character on the left accepts...

Reddit by Bone_Her_Sauce May 12th

You’re making a tv show, you have 15 dollars to spend on your cast, which actors do you choose?

Reddit by JASC24 May 12th

Are actors/actresses prone to developing personality disorders?

I've come across the different ways actors prepare for their roles and it wasn't until recently that I understood what acting really means: becoming your character. I used to believe it was about pretending but it's about ***act***ually being that character...

Reddit by twistyxo May 12th

Side hustles for actors in the age of coronavirus?

Wondering if folks had any ideas on what actors can do to generate income outside of formal acting while social distancing rules put the industry on hold. For instance, conducting digital acting classes would be an easy, albeit competitive side hustle. But...

Reddit by BTSugar_glider May 12th

Hi, I'm a 15 year old who is interested in acting

I recently watched a kdrama and was so amazed at how the actors were so good and really made me feel like I was in their story. I've never considered acting before, but now I can't stop thinking about it. I personally think that I have the capability of...

Reddit by willsmithsmithwillsm May 12th

Concerned about my 6 syllable full name 7 if I use middle initial), should I adopt a stage name?

My first name is shared by at least one very successful actor, and my last name is equal in length so at least there is symmetry. But I’ve noticed most successful people have a short first and last name, 4-5 syllables total tops. Any thoughts?

Reddit by beefcosmonaut May 12th

Student filmmaker working on a short 5-min. film for online class. Will be done under quarantine

Hi all, hope I'm asking in the right place. I'm working on a short fictional video essay for my film class. Since we're under quarantine, I'm doing everything remotely. Here are some specifics: * FILM - I'm going for a "MidnightExpo"-like video essay, minus...

Reddit by PoppingWithPoppy May 12th

Is Robert Pattinson a good actor ?