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Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jun 25th

Casting directors - is NPE really a thing?

Not sure if this is an urban legend but I was told casting has the code of NPE - basically if an actress comes in, kicks ass, does an excellent job with the material, the interpretation of the material, and then you still can't cast her. and you wind up...

Reddit by supernova2424 Jun 25th

Paying to have demo reel produced? Has anyone done this?

I'm in need of some advice. I've been having trouble getting auditions as many require a demo reel to even submit or to get noticed. I haven't done any projects which I would use to help pull a reel together. I need something that atleast shows how I am on...

Karmalicity by Amir Rahim Jun 24th

Whats going on??

Whats up with this new update? Its so damn confusing. I don't know how to set my points for IMDB view

Reddit by serenavanderwoodsen_ Jun 24th

Question about U.K. agents..

If i have 13-14 theater (lead) credits, have a perfect British (central London) and American accent, have graduated from an acting high school (somewhere in Europe), starred in 2 movies as a lead and have some other skills (have done gymnastics and kickboxing...

Reddit by gift4fiction Jun 24th

Stealth Books/Resources for Actor

There is an actors cannon that most of us know but I wondered if anyone had any favorite overlooked, under the radar or stealth resources they love. My top would be[The Emotional Thesaurus...

Reddit by willrjmarshall Jun 24th

Are there any common vocal warmups for older men playing very masculine, Shakespearean roles

Hey guys, ​ Singer here ... I'm curious whether there are common vocal warmup routines used by male actors playing fairly old-fashioned, traditionally masculine roles? Think of something obvious like Ian Mckellen in Macbeth? ​ I'm studying the...

Reddit by TheeHaroldClurman Jun 24th

If you could travel as an actor...would you? I'm documenting how I create theatre...feedback?

Reddit by runefar Jun 23rd

How much should I focus on getting the accent right just for the first in-person audition?

So I am a newer active actor though I do have some good ammount of training in both acting and improv. I was recentily called for a inperson audition for the role of someone with the description of Nordic accent(swiss accent). As I am a half...

Reddit by animeskinnyjeans Jun 23rd

For actors who use stage names, how has changing your name effected your career, if at all?

I‘ve been acting professionally for 20 years and have a pretty impressive resume with my name attached to those projects. At a meeting with a manager last week, all she wanted to talk about was my name and how it is not marketable for me. My name is Sean J...

Reddit by thedazeddaisy Jun 23rd

Is there an "Actors Access"-equivalent for actors in the Philippines?

Reddit by iamonlineagain Jun 23rd

Need advice on next steps - London and acting in general

Hi everyone, I'll keep my background short and sweet: 24F, spent 2 fairly successful years in the corporate world, now after a series of events I realized that the only thing I ever want to do is acting. I don't even care about financial stability, or 'making...

Reddit by RoyalMathematician Jun 23rd

Anyone practicing the Suzuki method in London?

I'm looking for other actors in London interested in the Suzuki acting method - anyone out there?

Reddit by iputmytoeonmymouth Jun 23rd

Name Changing In The Industry

I wanna be an actress and as I’m Asian my full name is hard to read. So I was thinking of just using my nickname “Sofia” without my last name “Pham” so instead of “Sofia Pham” I just go by the name “Sofia”. I was told no one does that as actors but as singers...

Reddit by FlashyFlounder98 Jun 22nd

How to become a successful working screen actor in the UK? [serious]

I have an agent, and I have graduated from university and drama school. I am 21 and I'm worried I will never make it; my agent is lovely, but not very big, and I didn't go to any of the fancy drama schools/universities. People like Emma Corrin (new princess...

Reddit by Stephan-Wolfgang Jun 22nd

How many hours should I rehearse at home before I perform on stage ( play )

Hi, I’m a 15 year old who has been acting for quite a while now and I totally love acting. But I want to know how long should an actor rehearse at home to prepare for their role. Some of my friends say they rehearse an hour , even 15 minutes, I don’t know how...

Reddit by yabadabbin Jun 22nd

Is it possible to balance a relationship and still do acting?

Seems every photographer/coach/ anyone in the field is always telling me to be single. Not sure if they’re trying to ruin me or giving me the truth. but I dont really believe you need to be single to be successful as an actor ?

Reddit by actingboy123 Jun 22nd

Does anyone have Valorie Hubbard - Rule Breakers: Changing the Way Actors Do Business PDF?

Amazon doesn't ship to my country and it isn't available anywhere else here :( Does anyone here have it and is willing to share it with me? Thanks!

Reddit by iCreativity_Love Jun 22nd

Child Actor Demo Reel

Hi, everyone! I just recently put together my demo reel, and would like some opinions on if I should switch up the current order, and if so, what scene I should start/end with instead? Also, if you have any ideas on what other types of material I should put...

Reddit by thomyorkesadoptedson Jun 22nd

Talent Link on Actor's Access?

Has anyone tried out this service? Has it worked for you?

Reddit by Iknotfunny Jun 22nd

Voice over demo with video

I know everyone hates Fiverr, but I've seen a lot of voice over demos there where the voice actor takes several TV commercials and removes the audio and then adds their own as if they were the original voice of the commercial. If you google the original...