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Get Cinematic by John Swanbeck • last post Jan 15th
“Many actors will say that actors are artists not entertainers. Being an entertainer enhances the actor’s art. The entertainer half of the equation sparks an audience’s imagination, taps into an audience’s dreams, and inspires an audience…”
Now THIS is Fantastic! by Joleene Moody • last post Jan 15th
Remember Henry Thomas? The little boy who starred in ET? Check out his audition. Unbelievable.
New Title on IMDB please visit / vote by Sabrina Culver • last post Jan 15th
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9575438/reference?mode=desktop& My dear Karmalicity friends - i have a new Feature Film listing on IMDB please visit and vote and share your links - i will do the same for you if you leave a link here happy 2019 lets make this year a great one thanks for so much support sabrina culver
Help/Video Reel by Patchuchay1 • last post Jan 15th
Hi everyone! I’m a new actress in the US and have no experience here YET but I was wondering if you guys can give me tips and advice on how to film an audition video? I’m very nervous and I don’t know where to even start. Thank you so much!
Recycling actors by dtonationify • last post Jan 15th
What do you all think about Hollywood and big production companies casting the SAME actors over and over again? This is what I feel: I'm honestly sick and tired of going to the cinema. Each film has the same actors over and over again, there is NO FRESHNESS, no NEW FACES, no NEW TALENT. It's so sickening and vexing to grudgingly put up with every new movie that is out, casting Samuel L. Jackson, Will Smith, Jake Gyllenhaal, The Rock, Bruce Willis, Michael Keaton, Will fucking Ferrell again and again and again until our minds explode. I want to see new talent, I want to see new characters and new **ways** to portray them. This is genuinely why I rather go see a play on Broadway. *Upvote to make others see and join in on the discussion!*
hey guys! my name is ethan, i make custom 16&32 bar audition cuts for actors. if you need one hit me up. happy audition season! by rrichardjames • last post Jan 15th
Another Annoying Headshot Survey by michimosley • last post Jan 15th
Thank you so much for entertaining me. I don't know about you but, for me this is the worst part of being an actor. I completely understand...if I don't know my brand how can I sell myself. YEa! Yea! yea! soo voila. if you have a second to do this survey I will send you a thousand virtual thanks. P.S. scroll down for the headshot. XOXO [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/17AHDG2C14rCP4Vs8aATFqpaPsL8Ns2lmmnqbMSuOwIU/edit](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/17AHDG2C14rCP4Vs8aATFqpaPsL8Ns2lmmnqbMSuOwIU/edit)
What are the most common pitfalls you see in new actors? by ThePlayDude • last post Jan 15th
Get Out TM Punk is back by Dan Olivo • last post Jan 15th
Get Out Album Release Show We Were Here First Thursday Jan 17th, 2019 Old Towne Pub 66 N. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena CA 91103 (down the alley at 22 E. Holly St.) 8:00pm $10 cover 21+ www.getouttm.com
Film director here. And terrified of working with all you pros. How can I best communicate with you to get what I’m looking for in a scene? by bpalmer118 • last post Jan 15th
Also any books or other resources to help directors work with actors would be greatly appreciated! I’m reading Judith Weston’s book Directing Actors now and I’m enjoying it so far!
Get Cinematic by John Swanbeck • last post Jan 14th
Why you should move back and forth on camera and not side to side...
Voice teacher recommendations! by sceltingforlife • last post Jan 14th
Hey guys, after a studying with my former teacher for a couple of years, I'm now in the market for a new voice teacher that fits my needs/schedule! I'm looking for a seasoned teacher who knows all about alignment. Drop your recommendations below, please and thank you!
SECRET AGENT MAN - Playing Pretend by SecretAgentMan • last post Jan 14th
https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/your-acting-homework-for-2019-practice-empathy-101-66654/
Get Cinematic by John Swanbeck • last post Jan 14th
“You’ll be instantly cinematic on camera if you play the subtext of the scene as if it is the text but not the subtext of individual lines, the subtext of the scene. This will engage the audience’s imagination because the audience will be wondering what it is your character can’t say, won’t say, or doesn’t know how to say…"
Accidentally told an agent an actor would need to be "Shitting" [Reupload as forgot to retract a name] by When_Oh_When • last post Jan 14th
Looking for young actresses for a web show! No traveling needed. by chandler12345678 • last post Jan 14th
Hi, my name is Chandler. I’m working on a web show and looking for some female actresses. The show is done as a video diary so will be using whatever you have as a camera, could be a webcam could be a phone, whatever. I can’t pay as we’re pretty low on budget but you will be credited and should be good experience. If interested dm me. Thanks.
sides? by FrankMills • last post Jan 13th
where is the best place to find a lot of film sides? googling has been no help lol
Candy Jar streaming on Netflix by Paul Tigue • last post Jan 13th
I'm one of leads, along with Helen Hunt, Christina Hendricks, and Uzo Aduba in the Netlfix Original Movie, Candy Jar, now streaming on Netflix. It's a nice teen romantic comedy. A few links below to some recent press. Thank you! https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/07/movies/netflix-roulette-tau-el-aviso-candy-jar.html https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Best-Netflix-Original-Movies-2018-45238096?utm_campaign=desktop_share&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=popsugar https://screenrant.com/netflix-best-romantic-comedy-films/
Looking to learn more monologues. Are there any that every aspiring actor should learn? 28yrs old, male. by FreeRedditCheck • last post Jan 13th
Also what about monologues from books that are not made into plays or film, are they worth learning for any reason other than personal growth? Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you!
Possible help here by Notsowise87 • last post Jan 13th
I'm soon transitioning from the military this November. I've been looking into moving to California specifically LA to attend the Lee Strasburg theatre and film institute for the 2 year conservatory program. Before I begin this venture I will be taking classes in my local community theatre in order to gain some experience. My end goal is to be a working actor and I know I have a long road ahead. Does anyone here have any advice on survival jobs and/or advice on how to properly get on the right track? Has anyone here heard of this school?