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Reddit by beardoggoose Apr 26th

Conservatory vs University

Which is better? Conservatory program or University program? I am not too familiar with the different classes available but my research into the training of notable actors most of them trained at some school and then probably continued their training after...

Reddit by accidentallygraceful Apr 26th

What Do You Consider Successful Voice Acti g?

I am very grateful to have received semi-regular voiceovers the last four years (1 per month on average) and this year that number has increased. Which is wonderful! But it got me thinking about what is considered a “successful” voice actor? It’s hard to...

Reddit by LukaNo007 Apr 26th

Best way to get exposure?

I live in a pretty small town with about 40,000 people. The only place near me that has anything to do with acting is a theater 40 minutes away from my building. I'm thinking about trying to get a job as an actor there but the pay isn't too good and I don't...

Reddit by King_Theseus Apr 26th

[UPDATE] The World Premiere of AIM HIGH, my first film as both lead actor & producer, was a HUGE success. Two sold out cinemas! It took 5 years out of University to finally feel like I'm making serious progress in my career. Stay motivated my friends!

Reddit by e11eme Apr 26th

Thoughts on foundation courses?

What are your thoughts on foundation courses? My sister (18) wants to become an actress. Shes been the lead of many shows in her local community stage group. She passed her acting courses at college/6th form (UK) with flying colours. She's a really talented...

Reddit by AutoModerator Apr 25th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Apr 25

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 Polartec239 Apr 25th

Question about Casting Directors

I always see publications and lists of agents and managers for actors, and that makes sense to me, as an actor needs that information in one place to help find representation. But why would an actor need to know/reach out to casting directors? I see lists of...

Reddit by thechasepod Apr 25th

Interview with Background Actor Tim Blewitt

Hi all, I run a podcast entitled "The Chase with Daniel Ocho" where I sit down and talk to people chasing their dream jobs in fields where success is highly elusive. This week I was joined by Tim Blewitt, an LA Actor who has worked as a background actor in...

Reddit by Possible_Ninja Apr 25th

Casting Director Workshops - how to build relationships?

So I hand over my life savings to do these workshops - I generally perform pretty well in them and get great feedback. If a CD happens to be casting something that's good for me that week, I'll get called in, which has only really happened a handful of times...

Reddit by Jayfish2 Apr 25th

Practical Motivation to get back to it.

Hi there, I need some help, not for me actually, but for my girlfriend. She's a very talented actress, beautiful woman and has received formal training to become an actress. However, since the baby (4 years back) she has completely abandoned her dream of an...

Reddit by mindfullibra93 Apr 25th

Top Boutique Agency Meeting :) Should I prepare a scene or monologue?

Hello all! I am so ecstatic that I FINALLY scored a meeting with one of the top boutiuqe agencies in Los Angeles for theatrical work. They told me to come prepared with a scene or monologue, my question is what do you think is best? ​ I feel like...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Apr 24th

The headshot posts I'd like to see here

Imagine a world where actors post headshot feedback requests here, and they have professional photos and they knew exactly what their casting is when they went in for that professional session. Then they post a handful of pics for each type and say "hey, I'm...

Reddit by lostserena Apr 24th

LA or New York

So i've been wondering.. i'll be moving to the US (we're talking about film acting) but i have no idea which city is better in terms of opportunities. Is NY being too expensive the reason why every aspiring actor goes to LA or it's simply because the chances...

Reddit by KevinBennettVA Apr 24th

i Need Voice Actors (Again)

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Apr 24th

SAG-AFTRA just announced a 20% member discount for Actor's Access Plus

Just need to provide your membership number when you sign up, or renew. Unfortunately the discount is not retroactive so hopefully this stays in place for a while.

Reddit by FunneyBonez Apr 24th

Taking agencies outside of major cities—yay or nay?

I’ve been steady working as an actor by myself for about 5 years, supplementing my income so to speak. Resume is bulked, filled the entire back page of my headshot, the time has come for me to seek representation. Now I’ve applied to maybe less than 15 or so...

Reddit by djinsins Apr 24th

Website for casting calls?

I'm trying to get more experience to become an actor and a lot of these sites want you to pay Should I use the site that need you to pay or are there any other sites I could use? I'm 6ft1.

Reddit by timothylobster Apr 24th

[PAID] Seeking Voice Lines for Tiny Animation

​ I'm looking for two voice actors to do just a voice line or two for my characters (male and female). The male has a slightly nasally voice and I relate his voice somewhat to Gerard Way or BedBananas on YouTube. Here's what those two sound like. I...

Reddit by JSRambo Apr 24th

Do you put current projects on your resume?

This is something I've had discussions with my colleagues about often, and I've heard many different opinions on it even from very seasoned actors. Do you include a project that's currently filming or in the rehearsal process on your resume, when you're...

Reddit by Big_Interaction Apr 23rd

Any alternative to Actors Access that has auditions in Georgia (U.S state)?

AA does not have Georgia listed, or maybe it does and I don't see it.