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Reddit by throwawaynosejobxoxo Aug 12th

Question about my hair.

I know this is a dumb question but I live in a very small European country (with barely any projects available) so bare with me. I’ve had one series regular role (and a lot of theatre parts). I got cast with a black hair and had black hair throughout the...

Reddit by Katherina-petrova Aug 12th

Any successful online auditions?

Hi fellow actors, I want to find auditions but atm there arent any around my area. Did you have any successful stories from auditioning online?

Reddit by Ramoach Aug 12th

Asked to read for a role in an American accent for a callback

Hey there, I'm a UK actor and got a callback for a feature film. I was asked to deliver the original excerpt and a callback excerpt in an American accent. Should I maintain the accent for the entire callback, or just stick to using it for the script? Any...

Reddit by themediator7 Aug 12th

I’m 16 and was wondering if I should start auditioning for camera stuff

I have been acting in a camera class for about a year and done a few plays, but I like acting for camera more. I have been looking through the casting websites like backstage and backstage looks like the best, but they are mostly 18+ roles. Are there any...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Aug 12th

John Cazale would have been 84 today. He was in five feature films and every actor should see every film he did.

Stage 32 by Percy Brown Aug 11th

New to LA

I am a NYC actor who recently moved to LA 3 days ago to enjoy the finer things and life and expand my horizon. Any advice and/or tips you can give me? Im very open minded and love connecting with people who are very passionate about this business

Stage 32 by Joleene Moody Aug 11th

Getting Answers to Your Acting Questions

Hey, guys!Don't forget that every month, producer Bradley Gallo answers all of your filmmaking and acting questions in his monthly vlog. If you have a burning question that you need answered, drop it in the comments section of his most recent post below where...

Reddit by BlackBunny95 Aug 11th

Looking for screenplays/Monologues that will help.

Hello everyone I’ve posted a couple times in here and I appreciate all the feedback. I know as an actor it’s great to read screenplays and monologues to help build you as an actor, but as a beginning level actor I don’t think I can just hop into anything...

Reddit by yeah-ok-retard Aug 11th

Is it better to take some lessons first or just jump straight in to auditions?

basically i’ve gotten a new interest in wanting to become an actor after being on set for the first time as an extra. would it be better to jump straight in to open auditions and take classes at the same time or get some practice from classes before thinking...

Reddit by hittheswitcheroo Aug 11th

New York actor looking to take a trip to Atlanta?

I’m trying to find a NY actor that might be trying to come to Atlanta and would be interested in a housing swap for a week or so. If you’ve been thinking about checking out the scene down here (it really is as busy and great as they say it is) I’d love to...

Reddit by fuckingdiscrete Aug 11th

repped LA actor looking to split a cheap studio with another likeminded actor to save money and get ahead

I know this is weird. i know this is reddit. I'm fairly new to LA but not new to acting. I have agents, i'm in sag, i'm getting my footing in LA, and right now I'm paying $400 in rent. As a result, i'm saving money, i just got new headshots, and i'm able to...

Reddit by airecl Aug 11th

LA actors - has anyone taken classes at EMAS or Andrew Wood?

i am in between taking classes at either of these two. i have read yelp/google reviews. EMAS: wondering if anyone can let me know how many times they would get the chance to go up and work & what the class size was for you in the beginning acting class. also...

Reddit by shapeshifter4690 Aug 11th

Famous actors

I think I asked this question before but, which famous actor would you guys want to work with?

Reddit by SylviaLoveJ Aug 11th

Make sure you make an impression at your audition

Chances are that you are going to be auditioning for a human and chances are that you are human too. We, humans know how to make an impression on other humans. So do it. There is no harm in consciously making an impression. Do this by thinking more about them...

Reddit by RenAkiyama Aug 11th

Audiobook

I was wondering if anyone could provide a link or tell me the steps for creating audiobooks with multiple actors. I want to do it and know where to find actors I just need to learn how to record them and put the files together to make the full audiobook...

Reddit by MonthlyJDBThrowaway Aug 11th

Tip: You've already memorized your lines.

A lot of new actors get anxious about memorizing lines. It's not that scary. In fact, you subconsciously memorize those lines as you go. I started teaching and coaching students in L.A. one on one a few months ago and you'd be surprised at how fast even...

Reddit by actorchan Aug 11th

Dallas actors, anyone attend this audition?

Was wondering if anyone else attended 'Inside the Primate Sphere'?

Reddit by ChipBailerjr Aug 11th

Actors access roles - Almost landed one and had some questions.

It's been a long, long time since I have had interest in acting. Interest as in - There will most like be little pay off (For my self. Not financially, but career wise) yet it still just seems so fun. ​ I applied for a role years ago that was on the...

Reddit by xJLane Aug 10th

What Can Screenwriters Learn from Actors in Writing Their Scripts?

As an aspiring writer, I am all ears.

Reddit by xyzd95 Aug 10th

If you could rank Actors Access, Backstage, and Casting Networks in order of importance how would you rank them?

I don’t have a lot of cash so I can’t sign up with all three right now though I intend to. I’m just wondering which one is most likely to get me the most background work to pay for the others and some acting classes. I don’t know if location plays a role but...