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Reddit by chunky20011 Jun 22nd

looking for action roles...

I really want to get into acting and try out for action roles. I know im pigeon holing myself by going for specific type of roles, but that is the whole reason why i love acting. I love the adrenaline rush, and the stunts you get to do, and embody characters...

Reddit by myfootfeelsnormal Jun 22nd

David Proval: "You are the sum total as an actor of what your life is about..."

Actor David Proval (Mean Streets, The Sopranos) appearing on [Role Call,](https://www.instagram.com/rolecallpodcast/) a new podcast hosted by Raul S. Julia and Adam Cushman.

Reddit by Stephan-Wolfgang Jun 22nd

How many hours should I rehearse at home before I perform on stage ( play )

Hi, I’m a 15 year old who has been acting for quite a while now and I totally love acting. But I want to know how long should an actor rehearse at home to prepare for their role. Some of my friends say they rehearse an hour , even 15 minutes, I don’t know how...

Reddit by yabadabbin Jun 22nd

Is it possible to balance a relationship and still do acting?

Seems every photographer/coach/ anyone in the field is always telling me to be single. Not sure if they’re trying to ruin me or giving me the truth. but I dont really believe you need to be single to be successful as an actor ?

Reddit by actingboy123 Jun 22nd

Does anyone have Valorie Hubbard - Rule Breakers: Changing the Way Actors Do Business PDF?

Amazon doesn't ship to my country and it isn't available anywhere else here :( Does anyone here have it and is willing to share it with me? Thanks!

Reddit by iCreativity_Love Jun 22nd

Child Actor Demo Reel

Hi, everyone! I just recently put together my demo reel, and would like some opinions on if I should switch up the current order, and if so, what scene I should start/end with instead? Also, if you have any ideas on what other types of material I should put...

Reddit by thomyorkesadoptedson Jun 22nd

Talent Link on Actor's Access?

Has anyone tried out this service? Has it worked for you?

Reddit by Iknotfunny Jun 22nd

Voice over demo with video

I know everyone hates Fiverr, but I've seen a lot of voice over demos there where the voice actor takes several TV commercials and removes the audio and then adds their own as if they were the original voice of the commercial. If you google the original...

Reddit by somedaysyzygy Jun 21st

Advice for aspiring Toronto actors?

I’m from Ontario, Canada and I moved to Toronto a few years back to go to school and hopefully get started on auditions again (I used to do lots as a kid.) As it does, life got in the way and I never ended up doing what I wanted to do. I’m at the end of my...

Reddit by thedazeddaisy Jun 21st

Actors Access - Is It Worth Paying for Application Submissions???

So far, I did not pay for anything on Actors Access. I see a lot of roles I can apply for, but I don't know if I should pay $2 for each application submission. There was one opportunity I was able to find outside the database on my own, and I managed to email...

Reddit by serenavanderwoodsen_ Jun 21st

A question about UK agents ..

Let’s say that I have a green card for the US and a resume large enough to sign with a top-tier UK agent. Most of the big agencies help many of their actors book US roles. I am an EU citizen though and have decided to start looking for UK/American agents...

Reddit by AimeeSmithVA Jun 21st

Pursuing Character Voiceover for Aussies at Sydney's SMASH!

**Looking at Pursuing Character Voiceover as an Australian Aspiring or Professional Voice Actor?** I'll be running two panels across the 13th and 14th of July at [SMASH! Sydney Manga and Anime...

Reddit by closet_artist Jun 21st

Resume for actor/musician

Hi there! I'm a young actor/musician, and I'm wondering if it's normal / appropriate to have a dedicated music section in my resume where I would list all my work MDing/accompanying for the theatre. Thanks!

Reddit by RandomUsernameeeee Jun 21st

What's the ACTUAL first step to becoming an actor? I feel a bit lost right now and could use some advice!

I'm a beginner here so don't scold me please lol. I'm a 23 year old guy, and I've mostly only done local and school plays (as show business isn't really huge where I currently live). My drama teacher booked me an agent years ago, and that was the moment I...

Reddit by AmazingChickenX Jun 20th

Do film actors need to learn movement?

If I am a film actor, do I need to take movement classes or is that only used for stage acting? In general, are there any times that stage and film acting overlap?

Reddit by thedazeddaisy Jun 20th

Advice for Auditioning for a Young Character (8-17 yrs old) when I'm An Adult (22 F)

Hi y'all. I think I can audition for a young character despite my age because my face looks like it hasn't changed since my high school days and I kinda have a youthful appearance. So, I was wondering if there's any advice y'all can offer for me to keep in...

Reddit by ranforrr Jun 20th

Reading before class?

Is it a good idea to read acting books before taking a class or is it best to go into the class blind? Some of the books that I was thinking of reading are “An Actor Prepares”, and “Audition”.

Reddit by AutoModerator Jun 20th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jun 20

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by PureGainsborough Jun 20th

The Voiceover Genres + Skills Child Actors Can Learn Over the Summer

Reddit by PureGainsborough Jun 20th

Your Future as a Video Game Voice Actor: An Interview with Sean Chiplock