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Reddit by Maps_and_Sauce Mar 25th

How do you know which shows you'd be right for?

So I'm currently in the process of trying to find an agent. I know things are slow right now, but I want to use this time to make a list. I've read the advice on here about looking for agents that have clients who are on shows "that you'd be right for." But...

Reddit by Juansxn Mar 25th

Thoughts on the Masterclass subscription service?

Was thinking of buying/splitting a membership but would like to hear other peoples' experience with the site/thoughts. They seem to have a lot of lessons with famous actors but are the classes worthwhile? I enjoy Michael Caine's acting for the camera...

Reddit by SarahTchil Mar 25th

Other Skills ?

I want to ask something that all aspiring actors today probably would want to know. What are some extra knowledge or skills that are wanted / needed today from actors??

Reddit by TheCincinnatiKid Mar 25th

Sofa Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet - consisting of 1 minute clips from quarantined actors around the globe

Reddit by bkdrummer95 Mar 25th

i feel like i'm not surrounded by positive, loving, supportive people in this journey and it sucks

most of my friends are not in the industry, they work normal jobs, make good money, it's a hard juxtaposition for me to live an artists life especially in my early 30s when most people i know are not. i have some actor friends but literally all of them are...

Reddit by dropinthesand Mar 25th

PLEASE help! I'm stumped on what to do.

I'm a 16-year-old female and...you guessed it, I want to be an actor. I've read multiple websites and many threads on Reddit, but I'm still not sure how to get started. My ultimate goal is to act in well-made films and I'm not interested in acting just to get...

Reddit by redalienbaby Mar 24th

preparing / material?

what do you guys think are the essential steps when it comes to actors working with the material they have been given? once u get the audition scenes or a full script .. what are all the things you guys do to prepare? (aside from rehearsing and learning lines)

Reddit by theLAactor Mar 24th

FREE 40min Zoom tomorrow @5pm PST on what I've learned as an actor of 12 years in Los Angeles. (I will attach zoom link 30min prior)

**First two zooms have went great and decided to do another one tomorrow at 5pm for anyone that missed it or you're welcome to stop in and check it out again.** It's on the dos and donts of Hollywood and what I would do if I were to start over, knowing what I...

Reddit by itsayseo Mar 24th

Do actors get turned on while filming a love scene? Always wondered this.

Reddit by StrobeRogers Mar 24th

Anyone else see their buds do this?

Hello, I know a great comedian who does great impressions who's a young dad. However, You can tell he could be a really great dramatic actor. However, he doesn't want to do drama at all. I know the right thing is to let him figure it out. I also know I'm so...

Reddit by Woyen Mar 24th

What's Next?

Hi all, I have been lurking this subreddit for a few months, trying to soak in knowledge and experiences. Anyway, I took my first acting (for film) class in London this spring. Due to the coronavirus circumstances, it ended a little bit early, but regardless...

Reddit by HeartyTruffles Mar 24th

Pursuing a career in the acting/voice acting industry versus "safer" careers

Hey all! Like many before me i've gotten to the point in my life where i'd like to fully pursue a career or at the very least begin a level of education in pursuit of said career. I've spent my life of 19 years so far enveloped in two passions, creative work...

Reddit by DonAlverso Mar 24th

‘Central Park’ Exec Producer takes heat for voice casting male actors in female roles for new series

Reddit by WallLearner Mar 24th

Has anyone re-enacted horribly acted movie scenes but with good acting?

I've been googling for this for a while and all I'm finding is various "worst acting" lists. I've always wondered if better actors could salvage some of the poorly acted scenes in movies. How much is it the writing and how much is it the actors? Anyways the...

Reddit by foxofthestorybooks Mar 23rd

I keep blinking when I’m on camera

Is this a normal issue? And if you’ve dealt with it, how so? It’s frustrating cause it feels like no matter how much I improve as an actor, I keep blinking and it’s extremely distracting. Or at least when I watch myself, I feel like it detracts from my...

Reddit by wisemanhere Mar 23rd

hey guys

does anyone else notice that actors arent really looking at eachother when theyre acting??its like theyre looking at the shoulders of who ever they are talking to..im guessing they might me reading the script....but it doesnt seem like anyone online ever...

Reddit by Calenart Mar 23rd

Hobby to Voice Acting: Who started this way?

Hello! I just wanna know voice actors who began with voice acting for fun (as a hobby) but ended up by getting a job and working professionally with voice acting as a career.

Reddit by Walter-McGregor Mar 23rd

Most important accents?

What would you say are the most important accents to learn and master as an actor?

Reddit by StrobeRogers Mar 23rd

James Lipton studied with Stella Adler?

Hello, I read the above. Does anyone know how it affected his decision to work at The Actors Studio? Thanks

Reddit by redalienbaby Mar 23rd

what makes a great actor?

hi guys im bored and pondering what makes a great actor as there are so many good ones from all different backgrounds with varying approaches to their work im wondering what everyone thinks makes a 'great actor' i know everyone has a different opinion of what...