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r/ActingNerds
3k members
r/ActingNerds is a subreddit with 3k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
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Welcome to Acting Nerds! This is a place to pose in depth text posts, videos, or articles about *the craft of acting*, not the business side. In addition to discussions, performance videos and auditions are welcome for critique as well.
Popular Themes in r/ActingNerds
#1
Advice Requests
: "First Steps?"
7 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "High School curriculum?"
2 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Imposter Syndrome: When You Can't Let Yourself Win"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/ActingNerds
#1
Acting
: "I decided the best way for me (personally) to expand my Acting career was to make my own short films to use for reels and to put on a resume. Here is an example: Cinematic Actor Reel Scene Series Episode 003 - Skylar Neale and Kurt Walter. I think it is a good modern way to get experience. Do you?"
38 posts
#2
Short Film
: "I decided the best way for me (personally) to expand my acting career was to make my own Short Films to use for reels and to put on a resume. Here is an example: Cinematic Actor Reel Scene Series Episode 003 - Skylar Neale and Kurt Walter. I think it is a good modern way to get experience. Do you?"
16 posts
#3
Actor
: "Hey r/ActingNerds! I host a roaming video podcast called, Talk Show To Go, where I interview people of all professions and in my most recent episode I spoke with a professional Actor/acting coach from Michigan who spoke about his career, tips for aspiring Actors, and gave me a acting crash course!"
14 posts
#4
Audition
: "Enacting A Scene From The Revolutionary Road | Shell Of A Woman"
9 posts
#5
Feedback
: "I decided the best way for me (personally) to expand my acting career was to make my own short films to use for reels and to put on a resume. Here is an example: Cinematic Actor Reel Scene Series Episode 003 - Skylar Neale and Kurt Walter. I think it is a good modern way to get experience. Do you?"
9 posts
#6
Remake
: "Remake Of The Car Conversation Scene | True Detective"
7 posts
#7
Scene
: "Enacting A Scene From The Revolutionary Road | Shell Of A Woman"
7 posts
#8
Monologue
: "Crying on cue "
6 posts
#9
Creative
: "Actors: How to Find Funds for Your Creative Projects"
4 posts
#10
Self Improvement
: "Why Your Goals Are Getting In Your Way"
3 posts
Member Growth in r/ActingNerds
Yearly
+201 members(7.2%)