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Reddit by contact2loop Jul 17th

Voice Auditions - Shooting in the Dark With An Actor's Intuition

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Jul 17th

Do You Submit Yourself To Lazy Casting Calls?

I just want to preface this question but saying that I believe that in most cases, that any acting opportunities are great opportunities. Any bit of practice you can get under your belt is essential. ​ On that note tho, do you submit yourself to lazy...

Reddit by Xizez Jul 17th

I found an ad for background actors and was just wondering if this is even legit...

Reddit by _mantha Jul 17th

Supporting SO in Acting Pursuit

Hey guys, Maybe this isn't the right place to post this, but I'd like some insight. My SO is an aspiring actor and I'm getting to experience second hand the frustration and hardships that this industry can bring upon someone. As someone who is committed to...

Reddit by creativevariant Jul 17th

Strange phenomenon while shooting...

So, the other day I was taking part in the 48 hr film festival as an actor. The director, for one reason or another, kept having me jump to different accents during the course of the short film. When I say different accents over the course of shooting, I mean...

Reddit by iholdthek3y Jul 17th

Auditioning for a Scare Actor?

Hi /r/acting! So I recently heard about a Scare Actor opportunity for a park in my city. The audition will take around 30 minutes and is a group audition. I'm planning to talk to my drama teacher sometime these following days, as he is currently teaching...

Reddit by yungmista Jul 17th

Do film/movie actors work on weekends too?

I’m curious, do they film on weekends too or are those days “relax” days?

Reddit by Lukiniobro Jul 17th

Can a UK actor tell me how spotlight works?

Any help would be awesome. I have headshots and reel, is this enough to get on it?

Reddit by Faerie_Cat Jul 17th

Actors - Casting Tools ( Anyone use this, and what are you thoughts on it? The site takes no commission and doesn't charge VO's signing up. However, they have something called a 'Global Rating System' where clients rate how well your audition is and how w

Reddit by HalleckG65 Jul 17th

I don’t think voice acting is for me...

I’ve been interested in, and working at, voice acting for a while now. I’ve followed guides, practiced, even got a few (non paid) gigs. I’ve told myself for a long time that this is what I wanted to do. But I’m not sure anymore. My heart just isn’t in it...

Reddit by treelablonck Jul 17th

Looking to see if this type of acting has a coined title...

I have been conceptualizing/writing for a film that mixes fully staged scenes with characters but also incorporates scenes in which said characters interact with the general public (who are not aware that the character is acting) , somewhat in the vain of...

Reddit by StrobeRogers Jul 17th

I think I'm secretly a musical theatre actor

Hello all, I've been desperate to be taken seriously as long as I can remember. However, I started voice lessons. Initially, I thought.."well, this would be good enough to be more well rounded." I randomly signed up for a MT audition.. And now I'm excited...

Reddit by tryingtobebetter1225 Jul 17th

What's your 5 year plan as an actor?

I'm not asking you to give up every strategy you have but whats a rough draft of a 5 year plan as an actor. So hard to strategize with this career.

Reddit by jrlowe24 Jul 16th

For those who travel/know people who travel for Acting, what is the process of finding temporary housing?

For anyone that has gone through the process of relocating temporarily for a show, film, movie or anything related, how did you get set up with housing? Did they help place you into short term rental units or were you on your own for finding your own short...

Reddit by Psynergy Jul 16th

Moving to Toronto: A Non-Canadian's Guide

After looking at the [FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/wiki/index), I noticed that the one major hub that didn't have a 'Moving to' page was Toronto. Toronto is getting a shit ton of investment from big ol' companies, Netflix and CBS to name but two, and...

Reddit by Payne7261 Jul 16th

Survival jobs for actors

About a year ago, I moved to LA to pursue writing and acting. So far, things have been going surprisingly well. I have been able to meet a great group of friends and have been a part of some fun projects! What I have been struggling with, however, is not...

Reddit by birdy50 Jul 16th

Bjorn headshots

Has anyone shot with Bjorn of [Bjornheadshots.com](https://Bjornheadshots.com)? Not Bjoern Kommerel of bkheadshots (that's confusing). Both shoot more cinematic style headshots and I'm intrigued to try something different, but I can't find any actors...

Reddit by KAR11M Jul 16th

Help

Hello, my name is kareem Im 14 and im from Egypt and im a really good actor if you would say I act in english but there is no places in egypt to help me grow my talent plus which is the most important there are no agents here who can get u to Hollywood So,can...

Reddit by BlueTurtleBug Jul 16th

Side Hobbies?

Hey, Just wanted to know what side hobbies alot of actors have? More and more recently I've become a huge believer in the keeping myself busy part of the job, when work is slow. Besides Part times, and actually acting related classes/activities, what do...

Reddit by throwawayactingyay Jul 16th

I MADE IT!!! DON’T GIVE UP!!!

I genuinely can’t believe I’m writing this. I’ve been following this page for awhile, and I made this account to avoid giving away my identity. When I was little, I was SUPER shy. For some reason, I felt drawn to acting, so I begged my mom to put me in acting...