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Being cancelled by fkflf0  •  last post Jan 5th

My career hasn’t even started yet and after introspection, it seems I’ve behaved liked an toxic unhinged harasser (purely platonic, nothing sexual) towards an actress friend. I can’t apologize to her since she’s blocked me. So, I know I’m being a navel-gazing selfish and self-centered person by saying this but ; should I give up on acting ? Cuz now I fear getting cancelled if I ever make it.

Following Agencies on Instagram by actress_writer101  •  last post Jan 5th

There are certain agencies (on my wish list) that I follow on Instagram to see what their clients are up to. They post a lot of "booked it" stories and posts on behalf of their clients. I like them because it makes me happy to see fellow actors booking. But I wanted to ask: will it affect my chances of signing with any of these agencies if I like their posts? I always thought that they'd want people to like their posts, and it's useful for me because if I want to get back to the post and research the show or the actor, it's easy to find.

What is the best school or place to become a film actor? by CloseCry6  •  last post Jan 5th

Not huge on stage performances. I know a lot of these MFAs are for more stage acting. I'm planning to take an intro acting class at my local community college. I already have an undergraduate degree in an unrelated field.

Did a little digging; should I reach out directly? by Bellatrix_855  •  last post Jan 5th

So I found a role on Actors Access on a local film that is perfect for me! I submitted the day it was posted (today). I’m just starting out so I have no substantial reel so I did not submit any video, just a photo and description under “notes”. I did some research and found both the Casting Director and Casting Associate’s email. They’re names were listed on the posting. I know that hundreds of people are submitting for the same role, so would it be beneficial to email them today just reiterating my interest in the role? Is that generally favorable or looked down upon?

Same Voice Actor by No_Representative108  •  last post Jan 5th

Any advice of good acting studios in LA? by Appropriate_Post6350  •  last post Jan 5th

Ive been wanting to try out an acting studio to really push me and create a good connection with coaches, is there anywhere anyone can point me to? Ive been looking at The Young Actor's studio, The Ruskin School of acting, and Playhouse West.

Doubt about the rules by Euskera___  •  last post Jan 5th

Hello, I am new I've been reading the rules and, could I make a post announcing that I'm looking for voice actors to dub a clip? The job will be paid without any problem

How to be a part of projects in the US as an acting student, and how to stay after the end of my training/education? by Clock-Ticking  •  last post Jan 5th

Hello everyone!! New to the sub and looking for help. I'm from South America, work in the tech industry, and for 2 years now, everytime i've had time to reflect on my life my thoughts gravitate towards acting. In that time, i revisited this sub a thousand times, and i understand that i'm a beginner and if i want to enter the us market as a foreigner i must excel at the craft, get training, enough experience, apply for an 01 visa... That being said, i can work remotely, so moving out of my home country to pursue this urge aligns with other aspects of my life too, and since i have to get training anyway, might as well go to a place where i have more options/oportunities. So, i've been looking for places where i can get good training and experience, and the US is the first o the list (feel free to give me other suggestions). Now for the questions: Can i "work" on projects as a student/actor and get credits? Is there a way of staying in the US to further pursue acting after my training ends? And does that apply for non degree training programs (Stella Adler, NYCDA...)?

Portraying vs. Feeling by StudySafe1982  •  last post Jan 5th

Let's take sadness. Most acting coaches tell you that the audience can see through fake tears and will know if you're not truly sad but merely faking sadness. But I think you can totally get away with just portraying an emotion. I've seen it happen. Actors just simply going through the motions of a certain emotion instead of actually feeling it. So basically all their work is external and focused on making certain movements, tonal inflections, facial expressions... But they're never actually in the state of mind of their character. I mean, there's this one famous actress who even openly admitted she doesn't produce her tears naturally. She just jawns without opening her mouth. So maybe you don't actually have to be connected to your character and can just fake it?

Stan Lee by Melissa Morris  •  last post Jan 5th

Stan Lee filmed a cameo before passing for his only non Marvel Movie. Coming Soon, sequel to Robin Hood Men In Tights.

Help by BlackDoomsday  •  last post Jan 5th

What to do as a high schooler Hello I am a 16M high schooler, I learned about a lot about acting. I am going to take acting clas in spring. I got 3 acting books, but if I wanna be a actor I wanna know where to go or to do because sitting and reading at doing much. Acting is a skill to practice, but how does some act or pretend

Breakdowns by David Coussins  •  last post Jan 5th

Hi, this is probably a long shot...but does anyone have a connection to the breakdowns. I know theres a few underground services that run on the lowdown that I used to have access to but lost that contact.If anyone has a referral please message me, happy to pay you for the referral .Thanks in advance!

Actors needed for survey! by Patprick  •  last post Jan 5th

Hello fellow actors. I am currently a theater actor and in AP Research, this is my senior year of high school. My paper is regarding Discrimination in the Theater Industry, and through my literature review, I found a gap regarding the effects it has on mental health. I am conducting a survey to answer that gap. If you guys would like to fill out this 5-minute survey regarding how discrimination in theater has affected your mental health, it would be greatly appreciated! [https://forms.gle/QUtV6MgzhTzBcWiN8](https://forms.gle/QUtV6MgzhTzBcWiN8) Disclaimer: While this data will be anonymous, it will be used in my paper, and your taking the survey gives me your consent to use your data.

Maybe a dumb question about sex scenes in acting by M4cNChees3  •  last post Jan 4th

Not sure if right thread, but in movies where there are sex scenes, do the actors and actresses ever perform actual intercourse (just obviously isn't fully shown in the show or movie)? Or are there some policies against that or idk how does all of that work? I can only imagine how awkward that would be with a bunch of people in the background, but I guess no different than porn if it's two consenting adults.

Present for an upcoming actress by bumpysquid23  •  last post Jan 4th

Hey everyone! My sister is starting her journey as an actress by getting into drama school, and I would like to support her with some present, buy I don’t know where to start. Are ideas? Maybe a very influential book on the field? Thank youu ✨

What is the benefit of working in a closet by Consistent-Future874  •  last post Jan 4th

I hear that a lot of voice actors set up in a walk-in closet and while I do have one it would definitely be a pain to set up in, are the benefits worth it to do or is just working in my room fine or are there any alternatives.

Foreign Taxes: have any American actors here worked overseas on American shows? by CanineAnaconda  •  last post Jan 4th

Recently I've gotten some American network auditions for shows that shoot overseas. Has anyone done this in the last few years? Asking because a few years back I got slammed with foreign taxes for a role in a commercial that shot in Canada. It was an American spot but run by a Canadian production company. I'm guessing that a network show that shot overseas would still be run and therefore paid by the American production company, but I have in the past had to pay local state income taxes on income I made out of my home state. If I have a tax liability in the host country where the location is, I'd like to be prepared beforehand in case I'm faced with a contract to sign.

AMA Announcement with the lead actors of Solid Rock Trust, Friday 6 @ 1pm pst/4pm est by rooster_86  •  last post Jan 4th

Hi r/acting!  My name is Rick Ives, I have a 10 year history in post production with Marvel Studios, and am the writer/director of a new indie feature called [Solid Rock Trust.](https://i.imgur.com/653YK0i.jpg) With permission from the mods, we're going to be holding an AMA with the two lead actors of our film so you can ask them all the juicy questions you want about their work as artists in the film industry.  If you'd like to see the film ahead of time, it's [free on Tubi](https://tubitv.com/movies/701273/solid-rock-trust) and available to [buy/rent on Amazon.](https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Solid-Rock-Trust/0K72Y2DFL4975L09YXQ8BL5976) The plot revolves around a single location bank heist, where our lead character played by Koko Marshall is pulling the strings of everything happening inside the bank from a remote location. You should really check out her performance, it's a real one-woman show to remember. It's big, it's small, she goes through an entire list of accents, languages, and emotions.  I'll have a thread up that morning so you can ask anything you like and the three of us will be on in the afternoon for a few hours to answer as much as we can.  [Trailer and more info on the film](https://linktr.ee/flashbulbfilms) [Koko Marshall IMDB.](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3726570/) Koko has starred in a number of indie features including Solid Rock Trust, The One You're With, A Perfect Host, and many more. [Alexander Hearth IMDB.](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6582959/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1) Alexander has appeared in a handful of features, shorts, and TV series, and he most recently helped establish an acting school in New York. [Rick Ives IMDB.](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3546744/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1) Rick has been working in Post production for over a decade on films such as Avengers Infinity War, Endgame, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, and ongoing work on many Disney+ Marvel Series. Hot Tip: This is not the AMA thread. But you can comment here with "RemindMe! 2 Days" and this post will send you a reminder to check back on this sub so you can ask a question when the thread is live. 

Acting? by m3gh3art  •  last post Jan 4th

Is it possible as an actor to act a real job? That sounds possible to me.

side gig benefits by Several_Pay_7483  •  last post Jan 4th

hello, fellow actors! after a few months of unemployment, i was hired for a remote copywriting position at a nonprofit. i really like the gig, and am wondering how viable it is to stay at a steady remote job while in the early stage of my acting career (i'm 23 and have been signed with management for 1 year) i have 4 weeks of PTO. how have others managed to make acting work with regular jobs? i'm tentatively anxious about being without income and benefits should i start booking (lmao) and wondering how others manage that aspect of the business