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Reddit by throwaway6-4-2 Apr 7th

Potential Scam Warning! Backstage

Hey, so this is a throwaway because I don't want to get hounded by these people.. I saw a post the other day about a non-union casting on Backstage advertising a feature film called "Wa\*\*nder" (I added the asterisks so, again, I won't be hounded). I saw it...

Reddit by Psynergy Apr 7th

'There are no small roles'

I've seen this bounce around acting communities like ours for ages, and I'm curious as to the validity of it. Does having nothing but small 5-or-less roles on your resume actually lead to larger roles? And if it's happened to you, how? Or is it just one of...

Reddit by banananuttt Apr 7th

how do you even know if you're good?

I definitely know I dont suck. even after some good bookings I'm now in a dry spell and I'm losing grip on what is good. I can recognize when other actors are great, but how can I tell if I'm actually doing the right work? or if its believable? how do I know...

Reddit by HirdyGirdy Apr 7th

Drama School Graduates of Reddit. Was going to drama school a mistake?

Current UK Drama School student here, loving my course and meeting some wonderful people. ​ I'm keen to hear from other graduates (not just from the UK) about their time in Drama School and what they felt about their training after they left. Are you...

Reddit by versamess Apr 7th

The Casting Process From Hell (Is This Normal?)

I am really upset, and feel numb, and don't really know what to do. I am hoping you guys can give me some insight into what the hell happened. ​ DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a seasoned actress. I'm just starting out, and have had a few bit parts in a few...

Reddit by tryingtobebetter1225 Apr 6th

How do I become Sag-Aftra eligible & why is this such a confusing subject?

I have a lot of union actor friends who are down to make a short for me to be in? Does that mean anything at all? This subject is so confusing. BUT this obviously will make you more appealing to agents so hoping someone can provide a detailed response...

Reddit by Jurda12345 Apr 6th

Characters and Voice Actors - Warcraft 3

Reddit by Gwts200 Apr 6th

Tips on how to FEEL the character for a beginning actor? Having trouble

So I’m sort of on my beginning journey with my first year of auditioning for things and one thing I have trouble with is sort of feeling the character naturally? If anyone understands, while I’ll be performing my monologue I tend to sort of think ‘right what...

Reddit by tobiasfunkeVIII Apr 6th

how many successful actors on here are more 'lone wolf' types? i might be getting a break soon and I'm slightly concerned about the current climate

i guess my questions are: how successful can you really be if you're not the social-butterfly prom-king type these days? in my perfect world, i'd be able to act in major roles and not have to be a public figure and do minimal, minimal interviews, attend...

Reddit by tobiasfunkeVIII Apr 6th

any other potheads new to LA wanna link up?

whats up guys, 30 actor / bartender, just moved here from NYC a few months ago. actually posted on here once before and met some cool people. i'm still getting established out here, just moved into my own place in ktown and have the weekend pretty free so I...

Reddit by brockdavis128 Apr 6th

What are some encouraging words or pieces of advice you can give someone who is an aspiring film actor?

I've felt depressed lately feeling like, because I live in Utah, I have no chance of being an actor.

Reddit by DarkestChaos Apr 5th

"Will You Marry Me?" - Scene From The Movie 'The Aviator' (Tony Barr's Film Actor's Workshop)

Reddit by ActorPlaybook Apr 5th

5 Tips For Actors Feeling Uninspired

As actors we crave expression, connection and opportunities to work on our craft. We search for gigs, send out our headshots and fill our heads with theory and technique. And we wait. Soon we might feel a little discouraged, a little stagnant and a little...

Reddit by PureGainsborough Apr 5th

What Voiceover Actors Need to Know About Motion Capture in Video Games

Reddit by yunghoneychild Apr 5th

Help with headshot, character types, age range please

Hi everyone, beginner actor here. I took my first round of headshots and although I know they could be better, my acting mentor recommended not spending a lot for my first set because if/when I get representation they'll want me to retake them anyway and I...

Reddit by Xilverknight155 Apr 5th

Hey! I'm practically new to voice acting and would like some tips/general advice.

tl;dr at the bottom Hey, my name is Keoki and I am an aspiring vocal talent. My instagram is chock full of me doing covers of songs, and I've done a little bit of voice acting because I really want to pursue it. Right now all I have is a desktop that was...

Reddit by pop_goestheworld Apr 5th

Questions to ask for a talent agent meeting.

Hi! I have a meeting with a talent agent in LA next week. What advice do you have on questions I should definitely be asking them? Honestly, feeling a little lukewarm on the agency as a whole but taking the meeting to feel it out. Some questions I’m thinking...

Reddit by crapperson Apr 4th

Worked as a talent assistant and quit to be an actor

Reddit by reelarc01 Apr 4th

Scene Production Company in LA & NYC | Scene Creation Services

Looking for scene creation services? REELARC is a scene production company located in Los Angeles & New York City. We specialize in producing & editing high-quality actor demo reels. We create the original scenes for actors to showcase their talent. To know...

Reddit by WinonaPortman Apr 4th

Young Adult Pilot Bookings 2019

In [2017](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/676o3e/20something_pilot_bookings_final/) and [2018](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/8bpw52/young_adult_pilot_bookings_2018/), I made lists of actors in their 20s and then young adult actors aged...