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Reddit by AaronRodgersForMVP12 Jul 15th

Self-Tape Auditions - Los Angeles

Hey everyone, I'm an actor who recently moved to LA after signing with an agent. My agent wants me to submit self-tape auditions for a couple of projects. But, since I just moved here I don't really know anyone or have the tools for making a quality self-tape...

Reddit by Camslow Jul 15th

Acting video: Hollywood actress teaches how to roast a chicken dinner

know the name of the actress who teaches acting and how to roast a chicken dinner in the same course? there may be a video out there...

Reddit by emberedCthulhu Jul 15th

How do you handle negative remarks concerning your choice in pursuing acting?

Ive had plenty of instances where ive been told im going to fail and nothing will come of it. Im very aware acting is a risky bussiness and odds are against you. Personally i brush these comments aside, why should i care if i dont end up as a celibrity? I...

Reddit by Khanduit48 Jul 14th

Did I eff up my Commercial Callback? Any advice, encouragement, or perspective is welcome and appreciated.

I just finished a callback for a SAG commercial and I was really excited about it. The spot is super funny and fun and, naturally, I want to book it badly. The first take was good enough. But during my second take, nerves/ excitement overtook me and - while I...

Reddit by TheBigDog81 Jul 14th

Feedback on my actors website!

Reddit by I_LoveYouToo Jul 14th

When I was younger my family said I’d never get anywhere in the film industry and my brothers told me acting is for pussies. 3 years later I’m still taking acting classes in silent. I did a short film. Im the black guy with glasses. This is probably as fa

Reddit by poliwhirldude Jul 14th

Can you be pidgeonholed as an ensemble actor?

I know that, in film, if you appear too much as an extra, you’ll start to get a reputation of being an “extra actor” and won’t be brought in for speaking parts. Is this the same for theatre? If you get too many ensemble roles- even at huge theatres- does that...

Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 14th

There Are No Stupid Questions - Jul 14

Please feel free to ask any question at all related to acting, no matter how simple. There will be no judgements on questions posted here. Everyone starts somewhere. So ask away!

Reddit by DopamineMeme Jul 14th

This is the monologue I'm reading today at my first audition. Wish me luck! Be Critical! Tell me what you think!

Reddit by gage-allen Jul 14th

Looking for female voice actors [PAID]

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Reddit by donnie_marko Jul 13th

How do you practice and more

Hey friends!! I have a few questions, and I have always gotten such awesome advice and responses here, so I thought I would reach out again. My first question is just about how you practice your craft. I am a visual artist as well as an actor, and when I want...

Reddit by LightningCurry Jul 13th

Can you name any examples where actors perfected “bad acting” in a role?

I’m looking for any shows or movies where a character is portraying someone who has an acting gig and is really bad. So I would imagine they would be oscillating between good acting (their real life) and bad acting (their gig). I was thinking Disaster Artist...

Reddit by db_333 Jul 13th

Time to revisit the idea of conservatory programs?

So I'm in my early 20s and have been going at this acting thing for a little while now. I've always been repped and am currently very happy with who I have, although I need more auditions. The biggest problem, as I'm sure many of you can relate, is just that...

Reddit by actingstarterpack Jul 13th

No responses and rejections from agents?

Long time lurker, now time to for me participate. Do you guys know what to do when you get no responses from agents? I have good headshots and also a demo reel made from self-tapes. The self tapes that I had were at the professional quality. It's basically...

Reddit by BluePlate55 Jul 13th

How to look more engaging on camera

First off, I'm not an actor, but I'm hoping some of you may have advice for me. I'm a teacher who got the chance to film a TV pilot about my work for a major cable network (whoo!), but the show wasn't picked up (boo!). I got to see the pilot though, and it...

Reddit by epicninja5432 Jul 13th

Theatrical superstitions

Hi all, So I’m performing today (Friday 13th: infamous for its bad luck connotations) and it got me wondering, **how many of you guys (and gals) are superstitious when it comes to performing?** **Is there any things you do before (or during) a performance...

Reddit by ShadyNero Jul 13th

Finding Monologues and Resume questions

Hello all, so I just finished my 2 Years at the William Esper studio in NYC and now it’s time for me to dive into this mad world of acting. I’m wondering how most of you found your monologues? I also don’t have a reel and I’m on backstage and I see a lot of...

Reddit by SecretFamousMan Jul 13th

Would love some advice!

Hi there! I'm a 20 year old on-camera actor with about twelve years experience. I'm professionally represented, working out of Chicago, and a member of SAG-AFTRA. I'm happy for being this far along in my career, but obviously I want to go further, as my goal...

Reddit by Winniehiller Jul 12th

EVERYBODY ACTS

I’m working on writing a book for people who act. Which means it’s a book for everyone. Maybe you’ve been doing theater, TV and film for decades. Or you could be a beginner. Maybe you’ve never even read a script and have no intention of ever being a...

Reddit by mirrorsarereflective Jul 12th

submitting for managers as non-local?

Hi guys, I've asked this question before, but I wasn't able to get responses. There are a few managers that are of interest to me. Some of these rep actors from Canada, Australia.... There are also actors who are repped by managers that live in different...