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Stage 32 · 8 Aug 2026
Can Having More Than 1 Talent Agent Help Or Kill Your Acting Careerhttps://bit.ly/3S3iTWKDo you work with 1 agent or multi list? And, why did you make this decision? Share your personal experience below. You will be helping your fellow actors. I read and respond to every comment.
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
I’m an actor 24M currently living near the Riverside border (literally on the edge of Corona where it touches Yorba Linda), and I commute to Buena Park for my regular job. I’ve been considering moving closer to Los Angeles (West Hollywood) because I want to be around more actors, filmmakers, writers, and other people a…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
So I’m 28 years old and going on 29 in October and something I’ve always wanted to do since I was a kid is become a professional VA. But because of my age I’m worried that I’ve lost my moment and even if I start now I wouldn’t have enough time to have it as a career. I’m worried my voice Isn’t good enough and when I li…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
I have a rather large following on one of my platforms and while I'm sure that could be utilized by some to grow their voice acting career, I wanted to keep my passions separate and private. So I guess my question is, is the scenario for Madeline Reiter, someone who uses a stage name with seemingly no identity to her n…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
Hello all — any New York actors here with or have experience working with Kreativ?? Would love to chat about your experience.
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
So our neighborhood had a social tonight, which was great since my partner and I just moved here 2 months and 6 days ago. For reference, we moved out of the Atlanta market for his work. Most of the conversations were great and we made some authentic connections, but one with "J" really stood out. As close to verbatim a…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
I've got my first college audition coming up where I need monologues. I've never auditioned like this before, and I was wondering if anyone has any advice for the best way to go about this/what I should be aware of before going. How do I make myself stand out and not look like a fool. I come from a very small school wh…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
As we all know, acting is not the most financially stable career path. On top of being an actor, I'm also currently a student. I have a part time job working at a bakery, and it was great because my general manager was so understanding and gave me incredibly flexible hours. However, she recently got fired and I've lost…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
I iove to act and, with slight confidence, would say I am quite good at it. My one dream is to be in a movie, and potentially become an actor, but being in a movie is the main goal. The only issue is that I am already 16. Additionally, my history of acting, not including plays in primary school, is a measly one play, a…
Reddit · 8 Aug 2026
I want to be an actress so bad. Like it genuinely breaks my heart thinking that I won’t ever make it. I know I have to be realistic about my future and pick a career path where i can make a stable income but the thought of not being able to choose acting as my stable career breaks my heart. I don’t want it to be someth…
Stage 32 · 7 Aug 2026
Hi Acting Lounge Fam!I came across a video interview this week that I've been thinking about ever since, and I couldn't wait to share it here.Inde Navarrette, the breakout star of OBSESSION, sat down with Variety's Tiana DeNicola to talk about her career journey, and honestly, it's the kind of conversation every actor…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
I’m SAG and have been with my agency since 2021. I’ve never done an in-person audition until today. I’ve auditioned for and worked on multiple shows and films. In person auditions are SO much better. It was electric and seemed like a better way to feel out chemistry between scene partners and actors with the director.…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hi all, I'm new here. I'm just starting out with acting, its been a life long dream and although I'm now 27, British and living in the UK. I've decided to take the leap and just go for it. I have no experience, other than making YouTube and TikTok videos. And I cannot afford classes. What's my options here? Where do I…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hello everyone! My name is Justin Pierce, and I'm a Chicago-based playwright looking for two more of eight actors to participate in a developmental reading of my new wacky end-of-the-world play, Tia and Inez in Cometville. This first reading will be held online via Discord. Actors from anywhere are welcome to reach out…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hello humble people! I'm in quite a good mood today but i'll cut straight to the point for you. Me and my family are moving into an apartment soon for reasons i won't specify. I've begged and begged for them to re-consider or atleast find nice homes for rent in the area. They simply cannot. It's just way too expensive…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hi all, I thought maybe getting some input from actors or those who know how to act might be a bit helpful. I just want to preface by saying I don't actually have an active dream to act or go into the field, but I thought I might get good insight from you guys. I have a problem with not being able to express myself fac…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
tldr: my sister and i r actors (i haven’t really done anything in years, but my sister has been booking roles and background stuff). we both signed up for a role and they were asking us to do this for a self tape?!! i also recently broke our canon camera (i’m just a girl :( ). so i’ve been using this thing i signed up…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
From my perspective, I see tides turning a bit in a positive direction. Not being inundated with auditions...but they've definitely been more consistent. Feels like 2024 and 2025 we were lucky to get 1-2 a month, if that. But now auditioning about once a week which feels like a lot comparatively. Anybody else agree or…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
My dreams are slowly coming true and I just wanna share it in a space. As a kid I grew up with video games and always wanted to act in them, so I decided when I was young I would be a voice actor. You should have seen my suprise when I was 11 and discovered motion capture is an actual thing. But my country isn't the bi…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Sony Pictures is looking for the next hockey film star for their adaptation of the acclaimed YA novel 'Fake Skating'! They're looking for legitimate hockey players, so if you or someone you know matches the description and seems fit for the role, feel free to apply by emailing a photo of yourself and a little about you…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hello everyone! My name is Edward and I am a Sydney based writer-director currently seeking talented extras for a short film being shot in Newtown, NSW on the 30th of August 2026! Titled 'Meeting your friends in Sydney', the project will follow a high-strung Claire on the weekend of her 25th birthday in a French New Wa…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hello! I’m looking to switch reps and have a few questions. I haven’t applied anywhere in a long time , so please bear with me. It seems like everyone recommends using Actors Access or Casting Workbook profiles to submit with, however mine obviously still lists my current rep. Is this harmful? Do you recommend submitti…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hi all, Currently in a dilemma here and looking for advice. As you all know, the industry is quite dead at the moment. Especially across the pond in the UK. I’ve had like 6 auditions in total this year, two of which I got down to the finals but unfortunately didn’t book. My agent said things are looking up towards next…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
A few years back, I woke up to an audition request for the lead role in a major blockbuster film. I grew up watching the franchise, so booking the part would be a dream come true. I acted my ass off, submitted my tape, and prayed for good news (along with thousands of other Asian actors). I didn’t think anything would…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Right now as an actor I’m in the phase where I’m trying to get myself rolling with my career and book student films for my reel. Do I get actors access or backstage?
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
I’ve been doing theater for 6 years now, I’m 19 and I’ve noticed something in all the videos I see of myself. I’m definitely more of a singer and actress than a dancer and have never been athletic. When I see videos of myself I feel like my movements, my whole body but especially my hands just look floppy and awkward?…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hi everyone, I am a 17-year-old aspiring actor based in Basra, Iraq, and I am writing this to seek guidance from those who have walked this path or are currently navigating the industry. A bit about me: Age: 17 Height: 186 cm Strengths: Proficient in English (currently refining it), strong command of body languag…
Reddit · 7 Aug 2026
Hey actors looking for some advice here, my professor who motivated me to pursue my acting MFA told me I’d land a better agent if I get into a top school. I went on a internet investigation to figure out the rep I’m aiming for and what schools have ties to said agency, and it has me wondering if it’s even guaranteed be…
Stage 32 · 6 Aug 2026
Hi everyone! I wanted to share some of my recent acting work. Over the past year, I've been creating dramatic scenes to continue developing my craft and exploring different characters. I'd love to hear your thoughts or feedback on the performances. I'm always looking to grow and connect with fellow actors, filmmakers,…
Stage 32 · 6 Aug 2026
I am happy to share with you a part of my work in photography, I do not yet have a team but this also allows me to show a little of my world in relation to all my projects, a kind of look book.https://www.stage32.com/lounge/anything_goes/I-lost-my-wood-in-the-cityI would be delighted to receive your feedback. I also ex…
Stage 32 · 6 Aug 2026
I am new to this platform, but working in performance art over 20 years. Just here to network and experience your wonderful art and performances as well. smile
Stage 32 · 6 Aug 2026
Hi everyone I'm an aspiring actor based in London, right at the at the start of my acting journey. I'm practicing by reading scripts and exploring characters, especially emotionally layered, morally ambiguous roles. If you're a writer who'd like to hear your scenes read aloud. I'd genuinely be excited to help. I'm here…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
hi, i’m a female teen actor! i’m signed with a local sag agency and i’ve done a commercial & student film before, but i’m still struggling to find my footing & would love some advice. i know the whole deal with self-tapes, but im not sure how to make an effective demo reel (or really what the difference is?). i was sig…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
I am a local sag actor based in Boston. It feels like audition opportunities through Boston Casting are few and far between. Are they just super selective with who they call in / stick to a tight pool of favorites? In a smaller market like Boston, it can be discouraging when local actors don’t get the opportunity to au…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
is it just me or is it really hard to get signed as a non union actor? I am self submitting auditioning , have headshots, reel etc… doing a workshop next month with a well known manager and of course I hope I do well. But it’s hard out here for sure. And I do believe exposure doing workshops and showcases do help when…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
There's this narrative that Asians can't be actors because it's a high risk field. Well in general, I think it is because from what I've heard, only a few are selected to be the chosen ones ascending to A-list level. But what I find extremely unhelpful is that everyone around me is against the idea. Unfortunately, I gr…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hey everyone! I’m currently building a new original YouTube animation studio and I’m looking for talented voice actors who are interested in helping bring a brand-new universe of characters to life. The creative direction is **inspired by** the energy, comedic timing, and memorable performances found in projects like *…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
I have never used it but am helping a friend of mine who is a fresh actor, to submit their video. I was trying to find “How To” videos on the Tube. Didn’t find and somewhere along the way, whether google search or whatever, a Reddit post from this community showed up mentioning the site. Then I opened the thread and re…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hello people, first question here. I am just an amateur who definitely does not want to get ahead of himself since I haven’t even taking any sort of acting classes whatsoever lol. I was entertaining the possibility of acting because I like art and partaking of large pieces of art is obviously an appealing idea, but I w…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hi! I'm Joseph, Content Manager at a Texas-based marketing agency. We're casting **4 actors** for an upcoming paid social media campaign in **Chicago**. **Details** • **Shoot:** August 19-21 (one day only, up to 3 hours) • **Pay:** $185 flat • **Location:** Chicago, IL • **Union:** Non-Union • **Usage:** Paid Ads & Org…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Casting for Short Film Casting Non-Union actors only Non-Union shoot Location: LA/Orange County Dates: September 2026, exact dates tba Character Breakdowns: 1.) Caucasian Male, 20's, Lead: Open minded, fun, bored/restless 2.) Latina, 50's, Supporting: Open minded, knows what she wants, confident 3.) African American fe…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
I know that Los Angeles is flooded with Acting Studios, but I’m looking for the ones where a lot of working actors tend to frequent. People who do costars or guest stars, ultimately for Actors, who would be considered intermediate to advanced. I’ve heard of Margie Heber and I’ve heard of BGB… But what are the top schoo…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
I want to be clear that this sub has been very helpful for a bunch of different reasons and I think overall it is a net positive to have a community like this. But lately, I've been seeing a lot of posts with a tone similar to that of "the industry has changed so much that no more regular working actors can live anymor…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
so one of my favorite actors that I want to work with follows me on IG, which is so cool a lot of people think I should play a family relative of hers on the show I do see the vision and it’s literally my dream even if it’s a little hard to dream of it since I am currently unrepresented but it’s a nice dream to have??…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hi everyone, we finally finished our fantasy audio drama pilot, *Tales of Skyland: Legend of the Soulwards*. We worked with 8 really talented voice actors, and it was honestly amazing hearing the characters come to life. It was a looooot harder than I expected... especially finding the right sound effects, creating som…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for a **female, English-speaking voice actor**, preferably with a youthful, friendly voice, who may be interested in a **long-term collaboration** for a content creator project. I'm looking for someone with a **natural, conversational speaking style**. The recordings are intended to s…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Hello, I am a 14 year old male who always wanted to start acting, I was wondering if anybody could give me advice.. I am pretty anxious and insecure since I was bullied back then so I never really wanted my face to be seen so I never asked my parents to let me join an acting class, but honestly I'm starting to care les…
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Are they selective about who gets self tape requests through the actors access open call? Anyone get a self tape request yet?
Reddit · 6 Aug 2026
Does she know Stella Adler (a woman) was one of the best teachers for method acting? Method is now seen as a joke thanks to people who are NOT method acting but just being pricks (like Leto). These (very few) actors like Daniel Day Lewis or Heath Ledger were using ideas based on method acting but they were also making…
