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Reddit · 6 Dec 2020
Hey everyone! What different things do you use your acting skills for? I enjoy the state I live in, however it's not a Hollywood by any means. I also happen to love acting and would like to keep up with the skill and potentially get somewhere with it. I was thinking making YouTube videos, local plays, and maybe even ma…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2020
**Hey Reddit collab fam,** **I'm currently experimenting with 3D animation in Maya and needing a female voice actor to do a short vocal recording. It's literally just 3 short lines of dialogue. Voice needs to be a little drawn / world weary / possibly been drinking/smoking too much / had a bit of a rough time of things…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2020
everybody says atlanta is blowing up and easier to get initial credits for new actors. is the barrier of entry easier in atlanta and are there more film/tv jobs in atl then nyc?
Reddit · 6 Dec 2020
Anyone trained in Israel? Tel Aviv? Private classes or at a university or conservatory? What is the country like for young (I’m 22) actors trying to get training or experience? Thinking about moving in 2021 for a bit? Any ideas help!!!!!!!! Anything related to this pls. Versus moving to ATL or LA, or maybe Moving there…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2020
Heya all, I hate not living in a major country. How can one find worldwide auditions? As in, projects that accept auditions from international actors? I know backstage has some, and trust me, I've applied to every single one of those. ​ Before you tell me to first focus on the local pond- I am, but there is no s…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
My wife is an actor who grew up in a different country and she’s always asking me what to wear for certain looks (ie 80s punk rock, valley girl etc). I want to get her a book or some sort of guide as a gift for Christmas because I don’t always know myself. Do you guys know of anything like this?
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
Hello everyone! I've been lucky enough to have a potential job come up with a studio on a new animated tv series. I'm very much an amateur and haven't ever done anything on this level before now. So I had a couple questions for the professionals or those who at least know what's up. 1. I've heard there is a voice actor…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
By non-white it can be any race(s) like black, Asian, Latino, mixed, etc. I’m a minority with a pretty well-regarded agency that I’ve been with during the pandemic. I don’t even get breakdowns/requests to audition once a month during COVID now.
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
I recently came across this guy but he has literally no information whatsoever about himself and his experience and he also has no social media. Is he legit? He seems to give some pretty solid advice and kinda knows what he’s doing should you trust the acting advice he gives?
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
Recent well-known and successful actors like Laura Harrier, Amanda Collin, and Karl Glusman graduated from there within the past five to 10 years. Now they’re all signed with big agencies like WME and CAA. But I’m curious how they got there? In the sense of does William Esper Studio provide those connections and a seni…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2020
tl;dr - no film industry/set/ extra experience, applied to be an extra in my city, booked as a stand-in instead, rethinking my choice because I have no idea what it entails or if I'm qualified. Any tips or information would be greatly appreciated! I hope I'm posting in the right place! I'm not in the film industry at a…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
I just made an account, on backstage you can see all the available roles but on here I cant seem to figure out how this site works. How do I see the casting calls and available roles?
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
okay so it's probably very obvious that i want to be an actor since I'm here haha but recently, I had a conversation with my family that I never thought I'd be having. my family is very concerned about my career choice and are telling me to major in something stable because i'll die on the street with zero money and ju…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
Hello actors! I just did an agent submission and I managed to land **27 talent agent meetings**. Yes, **27** lol. I'm going to copy and paste all the info here but if you want to download the PDF (nicely formatted with images version) to read later you can click on the link here: [http://www.agentblasters.com/3-simple-…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
I hear this a lot, "you can only get with this agent via a referral" does that mean actors with that agency? Managers that work with them? Other agents? I have a non-union agent that I have a decent, close relationship with. I want to ask him if he can refer me to another agent in another town. At-least send an email o…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
So I'm in college and I'm being taught Uta Hagen techniques currently and my professor is giving me advice that is very technical in nature regarding text and I believe my monologues are coming out better but at the same time I'm dropping this technique I've been using for years that really is personal and works for me…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
Hi! My name is Luke. I am 29 and Canadian with experience in Theatre. Corona has made me rethink my life and consider changing careers. I’ve been thinking about taking up one passion, acting, and applying to a Vancouver film school. What challenges or current situations would be fatal for my chances at becoming an acto…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
Hi guys! Any actors/writers/filmmakers/comedians here interested in making a network of people to film stuff? create projects? Be creative? I love filming things I write and I have a friend I do it with all the time, but would be great if there was a community of people we can build in La that can help each other make…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
Everyday on this sub I find a new post, “Hi, I’m (insert age), what are my chances at acting?” When really the question op is asking actually says, “Hi, I’m (insert age), what are my chances at becoming a successful tv/film actor and when will I become rich and famous?” I totally understand that some people asking this…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
I have never been payed for voice acting work, but I am semi-decent at some impressions, vocal ranges and I have my own characters I voice. Can I call myself a voice actor even though I have little proof of my work? Do I need to be paid or have good examples of my work before I can call myself that or can I call myself…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
What in their preparation was missing?
Reddit · 4 Dec 2020
Sorry if the title is confusing— I, 14f, am researching agencies near me that I could submit to. I’m not submitting anytime soon, because I don’t have many classes under my belt, nor any performing experience, but I like to have an idea of who would be a good fit in the future. There’s an agency that is well-known in m…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I am booking, but obviously only through backstage or sometimes actors access. I would like to compete for guest star and co star roles, but I'm not sure if my current materials are enough. I know every case is different. It's a "me" thing where I don't think my reel is representative of my full capabilities. I have pr…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
Hello! I am currently looking for a some voice acting gigs. I am a cheap voice actor. (1 cent per word) However, If I like the project, I may work out a deal. I am willing to give samples as well. I have the voice of a female and can do many accents. I am American, however I can do a good british voice, if you need me…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I always wanted to be a child actor, it seems so much fun, for example the kids on modern family or something. I always thought it was amazing but I wanna know what it is really like because they are working after all and it must be pretty stressful having to manage their time and tutoring on set I also feel like socia…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
So I'm fairly new to LA and have been submitting to actors access for a few months.. ..I'm realizing how much time I spend submitting to roles (I don't have an agent yet). It probably equates to a few hours a week, is that normal? Any tips on how NOT be tied to your computer when new breakdowns come in? I haven't signe…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get feedback on your age range/type/etc, it is advised that you do a…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
Hey guys, I was wondering if there were any actors on here that were under 20 and wanted feedback for their acting by a small group? It would basically be getting in a discord call once a week and we all do a 2 minute monologue and receive comments and ways to improve by peers. I want to do this for the many people who…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I am 18 years old. I become the worst actress in the world when I have to act in front of others. I instantly put up a wall. Though I do not want to. But when I am alone in my room, I can act just fine. I think I do it kinda okay/good. I practice expressions according to a situation I create in my head. I always strive…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I submitted myself for a role on Actor's Access 5+ months ago and just got an audition. The thing is that during those 5+ months I moved to a different province (2000 km/1500 miles away). I honestly didn't expect this. I assumed they shot this scene a long time ago. I'm relatively new to acting and this is the first ti…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
Did you have to sign an NDA? My agent just sent me one for it today, and I'm curious to why they want the NDA like a week after my tape was submitted...it's getting my hopes up for how far I'm being considered in the casting process lol
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
Hello there, I am 29 years old and still a beginner, getting somewhat close to intermediate. I have taken 2.5 acting classes and did a few months of extra work full time. I have never acted on camera or on stage, well other than for my band's music videos. I never took acting in high school or college. I have directed…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I want to get into voice acting, however I’m stooped. I’ve listened to endless podcasts and read many blogs and websites on the step by step process: Take acting and improv classes Build a resume by getting cast in roles Get an agent Etc Now I did take acting classes in high school and middle school, but I’m sure they…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2020
I'm SO confused. Pace seems to always get high rankings for some reason for their acting program. But Marymount consistently churns out successful (and well-known/famous) actors pretty much almost every year. Which in your opinion is better?
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
what are good markets right now for new actors starting out? female, 22, currently in south florida area... is ATL doing much these days? where is production more freq w covid? NYC? LA? CHI? looking to relocate anywhere but dont wanna waste $ bc im living at home still
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
I'm looking into getting a Masterclass subscription and will of course take the acting classes. I then had the idea of doing a directors class like Scorsese. Would that be a good idea for an aspiring actor to learn more of the directors point of view and understand them a lot more? Or would I just be wasting my time? L…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
Hi. I am wondering if anyone had experience with 321 acting studios? They have an overall good rating and it seems like they get good results for young actors but idk I haven’t seen any blogs or reddit posts about them. Additionally, does anyone know any good online acting lessons? I have masterclass and am taking thos…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
Hey guys, I was wondering if there were any actors on here that were under 20 and wanted feedback for their acting by a small group? It would basically be getting in a discord call once a week and we all do a 2 minute monologue and receive comments and ways to improve by peers. I want to do this for the many people who…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
Hi all, first time poster here! I have a question about about the acting markets in ABQ vs ATL. I currently live in Georgia about 2 hours from ATL and was planning to move in several months but now that I have started looking for places to live in and around the city, I am realizing how much I dislike it. No offense to…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
Ok, i will cut straight to the point. I am an Indian residing in Bangalore and during this lockdown i have developed an interest in acting. I think i have some skills to be an actor as i keep mimicking and imitating characters from my favourite movies. I have also played the role of the main character in some of my sch…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
After almost 4 years working as an actor in South Florida, I finally got an agent in Los Angeles. I can't wait to see what new opportunities lie ahead. So if there are any new auditions in Los Angeles, please contact my agent Laura Lichen [https://lauralichenmanagement.com/](https://lauralichenmanagement.com/) |||| |:-…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
I’ve seen many actors like Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Jodie comer, Anya Taylor, etc. who repeatedly keep saying they never had any formal training and actor on their instincts? What does that even mean? Are they just talented enough to be natural actors or they learn acting on the job? What is their process how do t…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
I've been considering it and I'm willing to put in countless hours into mending my craft! I'd appreciate it if you'd give me a rough explanation on how hard or simple it is, before I do something irrational!! I'm 18 and looking to this as a job
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
I want to be an actor. I really do. The craft of acting fascinates me so much. Watching good acting makes me tear up. Doesn't matter if it's grief the actor is showing, or joy. I love it all. What I want to talk about here is my problems with facing a camera. I have as they call it, camera shyness. Mainly because I'm n…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2020
By “successful actors” I mean actors making their livings from acting, and well-knowns.
Stage 32 · 1 Dec 2020
Hello Actors,With the help of Nick Assunto, I am putting together a cast for a Zoom play reading of my screenplay, "The Bottom Line," to take place on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 at around 6:00 pm. This is a full-length feature film that the cast will be reading. I am looking for two male actors - one is the leading man…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2020
Hey All! Myself and some actor friends are all in SAG, and we came up with an idea for a short film and are eager to shoot it. Is it worth it/necessary to go through all of the SAG paperwork? My friends are all on board with just hiring a crew and shooting it non-union style, but since I'm a newer SAG member and haven'…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2020
I have put in over 100 emails for it to register but every single time it says that the email is invalid, how do I fix this?
Reddit · 1 Dec 2020
1. was my first hold for series regular so i guess that's something but yes i am disappointed but i am also happy cd knows my work now and trusts me and they know my name for next time(s) - hopefully. my last role was a guest star on another show. but man sucks to go into holidays knowing that i didn't get it! 2. now i…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2020
This is a question I’m sure many other actors have, especially during COVID. How can someone best practice acting on their own? I’m not really looking for small little exercises to do each day, though those would be helpful too. Mainly, I’m looking for a loose blueprint to follow where you can stick with a daily plan t…
