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Reddit by saralynn_su Feb 5th

New and Vibrant Co-Living Community Designed for Film Professionals

​ A vibrant and cozy co-living community for young professionals in film industry, the best place for you to connect! Located in the heart of East Hollywood. Knock neighbor's door to meet director, producer, actor, screenwriter, sound designer or...

Reddit by icwifey Feb 5th

Looking for an Acting Mentor

I am a 20-year-old actress who resides in Massachusetts. From as early as the age of 6 I knew acting was what I wanted to do as a profession. I am currently in college and I am getting as much experience as I can but college can really be a boundary when it...

Reddit by TheCoolestLad Feb 5th

Recommendations for where to go to hone my craft and get a degree

I’m currently 19, attending a university in the Midwest on theater scholarship, but I’m looking for more. I am going to do everything in my power to be a screen actor once I get my degree, but I want to be challenged in every way possible in my training and...

Reddit by Crawfee Feb 5th

What do you wish you'd known when you started?

Hey everyone, I'm a voice actor just getting started, and I'm hoping to make this my career. I'm curious to ask anyone who's working regularly what you wish you'd known before you started? Maybe places to find work, how to practise effectively, bad habits you...

Reddit by Velvet_Unicorn2154 Feb 5th

My big break isn’t happening

Hi y’all. I’m an actor living in Los Angeles, been here for 4 years. I’ve been to acting school, all the classes, all the improv. Last year I FINALLY booked my first SAG feature, and I was so excited to get my Taft Hartley and start going out for bigger...

Reddit by orkan20001 Feb 5th

I'm about to give a hard decision.

Hey guys, I will try to keep it as short as possible. So, I'm 18 years old and I came to Germany a couple of months ago to study something that isn't my thing at all. Normally I wanted to be a theatre actor but the economic and social situation in my country...

Reddit by KostaKoufos69 Feb 5th

Milwaukee Acting

I currently live in Milwaukee and I’m very hell bent on becoming an actor. I am looking to see if anyone knows of any projects out there in the Milwaukee area where I could get started on.

Reddit by Jay423 Feb 4th

Why so many annoying voices??

99.9% of voices in voice overs make my skin crawl. In real life I don’t find people’s voices annoying but on the radio or on TV the voice overs are like nails on a chalkboard to me. Almost all are women. But women in real life don’t sound like this. Women...

Reddit by Icelydone-in Feb 4th

Acting

Can you become an actor as young and no experience, even not being living in US/UK?

Reddit by appledoughnuts Feb 4th

trying to speak like a certain voice actor, how would you describe their voice? How would you work to sound like them?

I really like the voice of rose quartz from Steven universe/ the person who sings for meg in Hercules [rose quartz](https://youtu.be/KjbOzwUrQJc) Any tips on how to sound like them?

Reddit by brodersamuel Feb 4th

How to get an older voice?

Hi! I'm directing a small play for my drama class and I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on how to sound like an older man. The actor is an 18-year-old girl, so I understand it won't be easy and I do not expect it to sound perfect but it'd be nice if we...

Reddit by brodersamuel Feb 4th

How to get an older voice?

Hi! I'm directing a small play for my drama class and I'm wondering if anyone has any tips on how to sound like an older man. The actor is an 18-year-old girl, so I understand it won't be easy and I do not expect it to sound perfect but it'd be nice if we...

Reddit by BenFromPerth23 Feb 4th

Acting headshots: What do agents and casting directors want to see, and is that also what actors want?

Hey guys, I'm a photographer, and I'm just wondering what the current "standard" is for acting headshots? I'm talking about things like... * Indoor/outdoor? * Background color/type? * Color/B&W? * Soft, "flattering" lighting, or more dramatic lighting? *...

Reddit by __Pharos__ Feb 4th

I need guidance to jump start a career

What's up guys. I need some advice. I'm not here to say I am a great actor. But I've always loved film and know I can act and I know I want to tell stories. Ever since a kid I've always had dreams of things I do believe would be good movies. I never pursued...

Reddit by tommyknockers26 Feb 4th

Need advice on making the right steps to find a Manager/Agent.

I've been in La since 2016, been a member of Sag for almost a year from now. I've worked La Casting and Actors Access, I honestly get like three gigs a year. I was in class but I'm not anymore because I can't afford it I have to eat and pay rent. I have a...

Reddit by NimbusCloud1 Feb 4th

When will ads like this finally be considered discrimination and become illegal to require as part of an audition?

Pay per day TBD depending on talent's personal draw. Performers without a significant nationwide following should expect to fall in lower range. Making your casting decision based on how many followers an actor has is downright stupid, and also...

Reddit by Ometzu Feb 4th

Confidence

Okay. So. I’ll put a TL;DR down there. I started acting when I was 8, in local community theater. Realized at 12 or 13 that what I was doing wasn’t necessarily the real thing, and asked my parents to help facilitate finding a real acting school to study. So I...

Reddit by dragonburger Feb 4th

Guerilla warfare style of an industry breakthrough in LA. Need some help/opinions.

Hi folks! Theres a TL;DR at the bottom...I recently moved to LA in October, I'm non-union, but have worked on a major Netflix film set when I lived in Pittsburgh as a stand-in (out of SAG jurisdiction so I didnt get union status from it...grrrr). I'm a 25...

Reddit by talaxia Feb 4th

Am I crazy?

I'm a 38 year old woman who has had a difficult life, and am only now reaching a place where I can focus on thriving instead of merely surviving. I've always wanted to be an actor and I have acted in a few plays and films, mostly regional / student (though I...

Reddit by BlackBunny95 Feb 4th

Hello I’m a beginner actor and just booked my first role in an unpaid gig supporting role. Since it’s unpaid I know that I should slowly build a reel over time. However I’m just confused by the question he asked and which direction I’m looking for.