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Reddit by reallifeactor Aug 15th

I'm Jeff Seymour, actor, director and author of "The Real Life Actor". AMA!

Hi Reddit, I'm Jeff Seymour and I've been a working, professional actor for 39 years. Most recently, I've guest starred on shows such as Homeland, The Expanse, Suits and Seal Team. I've won the Canadian Emmy and have been nominated 4 times. I've been the lead...

Reddit by jaywagg Aug 15th

Any actors in Austin, TX?

I'm considering moving out to Austin possibly to pursue an acting career. I lived in Dallas for a few years and went to KD Conservatory there. I'm currently in KC and I've never been to Austin. Just curious as to what living is Austin is like and what the...

Reddit by frogfrog91 Aug 15th

What is the point of continuing to take acting classes if I NEVER get auditions from my agents? What is the point of even doing this?

I’ve done everything right for years and years and I don’t even get auditions at all. They don’t give me feedback as to what I could be doing to help them out. None of this makes sense and I’m tired of feeling jealous of other people that aren’t even good...

Reddit by Rhumumumu Aug 15th

Where can I hire an actor for my skits and marketing videos?

I'm from Toronto and I have no idea how to hire an actor for my business ventures, I'd be happy to work with student actors as well as professional actors. Also how much do most actors make hourly?

Reddit by Augmented-Actor Aug 15th

Things Beginning Actors Should Never Do

Hi Fellow Performers. I put together a series of short videos with advice for new and experienced actors. [Things you should never do as an actor](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyYqAAKRdVdyOQRrbGzlV496dli9swuXz). Each video in the playlist covers a...

Reddit by aznednacni Aug 15th

What's the best acting performance in a film that you're constantly shocked more actors haven't seen?

Reddit by filmfarceur Aug 15th

I'm a director and here are my $0.02 about set life and how that can get you hired again and again

I'm not going into the "how" of acting and acting career because it has been covered by more qualified people than myself. However I do spend a good amount of time on set and here are a few things that always stand out... 1. Be a pro. Even if your resume is...

Reddit by banananuttt Aug 15th

What was the game changer for you?

You know what I'm talking about. That breakthrough you had that led to more bookings, and more confidence! For me it was that thoughts are the key to a great scene, and that the best choices were already put in the scene by the writer! When I started focusing...

Reddit by genericstandupnyc Aug 14th

Nominated for Best Actor at a festival - now what?

Long story short: I have the top billed lead role on a feature film that is making its debut at a mid sized festival. The film looks set to make something of a splash at this festival, and is nominated for awards in nearly every category. Most surprisingly...

Reddit by leonortavora Aug 14th

What are the best hashtags to promote yourself as an actor on social media?

Reddit by priateproducer Aug 13th

Drama/Commercial actor Julian Ramundi does News

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Aug 13th

AMA Announcement: Teacher, actor, & director Jeff Seymour of the "Real Life Actor" approach on Wednesday 8/15, 12 PM EST

Hey folks, we're excited to announce a new AMA on Wednesday 8/15 at noon EST with Jeff Seymour. His name has come up here a few times in various discussions about his Real Life Actor approach, so he'll be here with an assistant to answer any questions about...

Reddit by Threatyy Aug 13th

Review/Thoughts/Feedback

Hey there, 21 Male Australian, trying to make it as a voice actor, Short and sweet [Demo Reel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZxdK7GhOiU&feature=youtu.be), if you're interested at all hit me up at: liamcreevey@gmail.com

Reddit by Two_Faced_Harvey Aug 13th

Emmy Nominated Actors Teach You How to Make it in Hollywood

Reddit by uhhMelvinDoo Aug 13th

No acting experience, want to be in student films and don't care if I'm paid or not, but how do I find opportunities near me?

Other than a few plays as a kid, I never acted much and I'm in my second year of college now and realize I want to do this on the side at least for now. My college does theater plays, but no acting classes. I never clicked with theater much. I feel I'm more...

Reddit by TheatreNerd20000 Aug 12th

Should I join SAG?

I’m eligible to join SAG. I’m trying to get involved in more films and think having a SAG card would be beneficial but I’m also aware that SAG membership is expensive. Should I join SAG?

Reddit by Ravenbaxter66 Aug 12th

How do people outside the US apply for 'bigger' roles?

Probably a dumb question, but how do people without prior big roles, such as Katherine Langford (being from outside the US), apply for the lead role of a Netflix TV show? Are there many auditions for Netflix shows available to be completed online? Sorry if...

Reddit by WinonaPortman Aug 12th

That was fine, but could you be just a bit thinner? ... Yeah, you know, vulnerable, delicate, thin, but with a great rack.

Reddit by testyoint Aug 12th

Is there such a thing as "Structured Practice" for acting?

I’m not an actor but I am fascinated with the craft and the world of acting. I'm thinking like a dance routine where the choreography is set before you, and you practice bits and pieces at a time, from beginning to end, or however you practice it, and then...

Reddit by testyoint Aug 11th

Are there actors out there who rely on coffee to act?

This fascinates me, this idea that there are actors out there who use coffee as part of their life's routine to get them in the mood to practice whatever they are working on, whether it's preparing for an audition, or is on set in their trailer preparing...