I bet it is but just wondering. submitted by /u/wheatmuncher4000 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Background: I have a strong theater background from elementary school, where I participated in many productions. After a break, I'm now in high school and interested in rekindling my acting skills. My friend told me about an open-audition county musical happening in half a year. Question: How can I best prepare for a successful audition? What specific skills should I focus on? Note: I was in SOTA in elementary i’m no longer am. submitted by /u/Mazelldev [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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ACTOR'S GUIDE #2 An actor/actress needs two things to know: Mindset pillars (Art and Business) Working method ("Method", "technique", "system", whatever you want to call it.) Read the previous post to learn about the "mindset pillars" that will fuel your CREATIVITY, and maybe bring you to INSPIRATION, the "creative state" where you BELIEVE TOTALLY in you Character and Story. In this post, I'll write about the "working method" (The right step to reach INSPIRATION!). (Short answer: In the "natural acting" form of acting (The common one), it's all about using conscious thoughts to stimulate th ..read more

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Some agencies have separate submission emails for commercial, print, VO, film, etc. I know the answer seems obvious (the one you want to be in), but as a relatively new actor, should I start out with commercials and work up to film/TV or is that just not how it works? submitted by /u/DIYBoysenberry [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Being autistic makes it rather hard for me to gain momentum due to lack of social skills but it’s easy for me to act as someone else because that’s basically what I’ve been doing my whole life. I’ve been told that my acting is “unnatural” so I’ve been doing some activities to move my body and face more. I think that aspect has improved quite a bit but I still get told that my voice is flat toned; I can hear the change in vocal tones when other people do it, but I struggle with replicating it. submitted by /u/Spare-Camera4145 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

If I get booked for a fitting in Atlanta, am I able to request a time that works best for me? Or do you need to be available all day and go when they say? submitted by /u/IcantsayRhotacism [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey Guys I was just wondering as i am trying to build my resume in LA( i already have a bigger talent agent in Canada ) Whats the difference between a talent agent and a manager submitted by /u/jutrl85 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more