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Reddit by superboss99 Jul 9th

Looking For Acting School/Classes/Coaches in Miami, FL

Hey I’m moving to Miami soon and was wondering if there are any good acting studios, classes, or coaches that you guys recommend. I’m a beginner and want to better my craft as an actor. Please let me know. Thanks:)

Reddit by marybennettype Jul 9th

Do casting websites help?

Hello everyone, ​ Okay so my question is straight forward but I want to know if anyone has had really success and luck with online websites? I have had in the past Back Stage, Actors Access, Casting Network. Not sure if I just wasn't utilizing them...

Reddit by daymanmissedtheboat Jul 8th

I'd it normal for close friends not to come see you perform?

Not sure if this is the right sort of thing to discuss here, if not I am sorry. Here's my personal issue: I've never asked friends or even family to see any of my performances before (because of confidence and I didn't want to put them out). But now I have a...

Reddit by FearlessInteraction Jul 8th

My first professional gig!!

Heyoooo fellow actors! I recently graduated from my conservatory program in NYC and have been living here since. My survival job is rather boring and not in my career path but the people are very nice. I haven't been able to audition bc of my own...

Reddit by helpmegivethisup Jul 8th

How do I give this up?

Part of this is a rant, but I'm also genuinely asking for advice: I'm a really bad actor. In college I was cut from a BFA acting program. I didn't fit in, and I think my (at the time) whole-hearted attempts at "honing my craft" were amusing at best and cringy...

Reddit by Leastfancy Jul 8th

United States to Canada?

I’m currently an actor in Washington state and I was wondering what the process looks like if I wanted to act in Vancouver, BC. I would want to still live in Washington but submit for stuff there too. I visit there a few times a year already with a passport...

Reddit by ApplepieStudios123 Jul 8th

I want to be an actor.

I’m a freshman in theatre. How would I go about becoming an actor for commercials/tv/movies.

Reddit by JockNerd0924 Jul 8th

Should I even consider trying to audition for roles and find an agent while in college?

I’m 18 and about to start college next month. I’m majoring in Political Science, not theatre or any of the arts. Acting and performing has always been a huge part of my life, I’ve got several acting awards through my high school drama competitions along with...

Reddit by IWannaActUK Jul 8th

Offered representation - too easy to be true?

I've recently moved to a new city, which has a thriving film and TV industry. I've been contacting agents for the last couple of weeks, introducing myself, sharing my showreel, CV and headshots, and asking for a meeting. Most of them have outright ignored me...

Reddit by Danielkaaa Jul 8th

Becoming an actress

Hello everyone. I though I would ask here, since I did not found much information by searching on Google. I wanted to become an actress since I was very young, I was attending various “Acting Camps” in my country where I had mostly main roles, but I would...

Reddit by PureGainsborough Jul 8th

Disney's Hercules Coming to the Stage in a Musical Starring Original Movie Voice Actor Roger Bart

Reddit by StruggleSeshFan Jul 8th

LA Actors: Avoid the Church of Scientology classes

So I live in Hollywood, and as an actor who has been slowly transitioning to behind the camera work, I've decided to start doing one on one acting coaching as both a way to help others with self-tapes and technique, make some side cash, and improve my...

Reddit by Ramoach Jul 8th

I never had an acting agent before today, and now I have two!

Yo guys. Just wanted to celebrate the fact that I finally have representation! For about a year I've been looking for someone who might pick me up but it's proved difficult without professional film/tv credits. All i've done is student film and a short promo...

Reddit by ChoralGuyForever Jul 7th

Article about a lack of passion for theatre and a passion for attention instead(?)

I remember reading (not sure if it was here or r/theatre) an interview outline an acting teacher talking on a philosophy that not all actors have a passion for theatre. Some simply have a passion for attention, and for some that passion is strong enough to...

Reddit by fluerbell Jul 7th

do you have to act in school plays to become an actor?

im totally new at this, but ive always wanted to become an actor; although ive never persued it. ive never been interested in auditioning for high school plays or going into drama class simply because im too shy in front of my classmates. id rather start...

Reddit by BillRandom Jul 7th

A VA musical??

I just finished watching “What About Dick?” on Netflix. From the *very* Monty Python influenced mind of Eric Idles, you can safely assume this is comedy gold from start to finish. Here’s why it’s relevant to the VA community: It’s a pretty good look behind...

Reddit by Galactose_Intolerant Jul 7th

Halo fan project seeking 4 voice actors. 3 male and 1 female.

Reddit by atanassova Jul 7th

Found out that i could get a referral (for an agent). Should i?

I basically had decided to move to the UK (i'm from Europe) given the fact that i almost have enough credits to get a top-tier agent but.. Brexit will happen. As of right now i don't have any time. I could get a mid-tier agent which ISN'T fatal at all, but i...

Reddit by slycooper2 Jul 7th

New and Wanting to Learn

Hello, all. ​ I'm new to acting in general, as I've only begun my journey a few months ago back in March by taking lessons as a voice actor. ​ However, as I've progressed, I've become fascinated and infatuated with the world of acting as a...

Reddit by JohnKneedep Jul 6th

Tips for a director about to rehearse with actors?

Hey. I'm making my first short film with quite a large budget (for a short) and will soon go into rehearsals with actors, something I've never done. While some have little experience, other actors are actually quite experienced, been co-stars on many known TV...