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Reddit by Selftapejunkie Jun 7th

Feeling like you’re behind the 8 ball in your career.

Audrey Helps Actors episode 12: Momentum, most recent season. Posted May 27, 2019. One of the better episodes I’ve heard recently. Talks about feeling behind your peers and how important life experiences really are. That even starting later in life could...

Reddit by ramblingdan1990 Jun 7th

Acting alone in a room full of people (ADVICE)

Hey everyone, first time poster here so making a little bit of history for myself. Tomorrow I'm going to be on my first film set as an actor, and I've ended up being cast as the male lead in the film. It's a student short film, about 10 minutes long. I've...

Reddit by silkk8 Jun 6th

How can you tell whether the issue is with the material you chose or your acting ability?

I recently performed a scene in front of two groups of agents, some top tier, some boutique. I’ve done it before with mixed results, but I have gotten very encouraging feedback before, when I performed a monologue. This time I did a scene from a different...

Reddit by strontium_pup Jun 6th

what sort of roles do actors like?

speaking as a writer not an actor.

Reddit by AutoModerator Jun 6th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jun 6

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 holden_caulfield1 Jun 6th

Struggling actor Bill Oberst Jr. talks about the harsh realities of making it in Hollywood

Reddit by currentsofsaturn Jun 6th

Acting workshops for foreigners in LA?

Hi guys, I'm an actress and filmmaker from the EU. Due to visa regulations, I can't legally stay in the US for longer than 3 months or work there. But, since L.A. is where the industry is, I would love to go for a while and take acting classes or workshops...

Reddit by Squirejons Jun 6th

How big of a role is needed to have a praise worthy performance?

I was usually cast as bit parts in my drama days. While I would do my best in these parts, I realized that even if I was the best guard #2 in the world, (as oppose to a mediocre one), few would notice or care. As I gained a few lines here and there over the...

Reddit by templenameis_beyonce Jun 6th

Present for my husband, help!

My husband is an actor and loves it, it’s definitely his passion. His birthday is next month and I’d love to get him something acting-wise. Is there a book or anything that you found helpful? Or really anything! Thanks!

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Jun 6th

In case you need clarification on what people mean when they say theatre is an actor's medium

Reddit by cranekicked Jun 6th

Most actors’ careers only last one year according to new study

Reddit by yukon_potato Jun 5th

3 months in NYC, studios/classes you can recommend?

I am currently a San Francisco/Bay Area based actor (a little over a year of representation and some short film credits) and have an opportunity to live in NYC (rent-free!) for 3 months this coming late Summer-early Fall. Other than just getting to experience...

Reddit by Rain-Rider Jun 5th

I practice and do warm ups with my voice but i don’t know how to practice dubbing. I’m kinda new, so idk if it’s possible to get videos with out a certain voice actors voice. For example, if I wanted to practice dubbing Lucy’s voice from fairytale, I don’

Plz halp :(

Reddit by -CapriSun- Jun 5th

Where do you go for auditions?

Little back story, I graduated from a 6 month course at John Casablanca’s. It taught me lots and gave me a lot of confidence performing in front of people. I was recommended by JC at the end of the course to sign with this MTM agency. That fell through and I...

Reddit by thehealthyactress Jun 5th

When nominated for an acting award big and small. Do the actors also find out what order they placed later on?

Reddit by ethanxestoya Jun 5th

I Want To Be An Actor But I'm Skinny

Hello, Reddit! I'm 17 years old. I'm just beginning to learn acting and I want to be a great actor, not because of money and fame, but because I want to inspire people and make them feel what a movie should be all about. But there's a little bit of problem...

Reddit by AsheGames Jun 5th

Can American actors get big in other countries?

I know my goal should be trying to make it in my own country, but I want to try to make it in movies in other countries as well. Part of it is me wanting to see the world and part of it is me loving foreign culture and cinema. I love to watch movies from...

Reddit by blinkablonka Jun 5th

Do I need to join an actor's union as a teenager?

I am 15 years old, and quite experienced for my age (supporting character in Netflix original, guest role on a show with a very well known cast, both of these series are yet to be released). I've heard a bit about the importance of joining acting unions, in...

Reddit by TescoValueBeans Jun 5th

[REQUEST] College Assignment Help

Hey guys, I'm a Music Tech student tasked with recreating a scene from a chosen piece of media. I am to take a clip, remove the audio from said clip and then produce and record my own by any means whether that be recording instruments or Foley art mainly. I...

Reddit by jonohimself Jun 5th

Podcast with Mel Hutchison - The Walking Dead's Clementine

I just had Melissa Hutchison on my podcast to talk about her voice acting career, the impact of her role as Clementine, fans' emotional response to The Walking Dead, and the experience of the final season with Telltale Games' sudden closure last year. Check...