This page lists our articles aimed at actors and supporting artists, who are also known as extras and background artists.
The industry views acting and extra work as two different professions.
However, there is often an overlap between the two, and actors can find supporting artist work paying more of the bills between acting jobs.
Getting Started: Actors
Facebook Groups UK: Filmmaking Near Me
Casting Websites For UK Actors
Mandy.com Jobs (the Mandy Network)
Are Actors Considered Self-Employed?
Screen Actors with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Extras (Supporting/Background Artists)
How To Become A Film And TV Extra in The UK
How Much Do Extras Earn From UK Films & TV?
Finding An Agent
Acting Agencies: Which One Is Right For You?
Acting Agencies In South East England
Acting Agencies In South West England
Acting Agencies In Central England
Acting Agencies In North West England
Acting Agencies In North East England
Acting Agencies In Northern Ireland
Casting
What Does A Casting Director Do?
Finding Free Monologues For Your Audition
Monobox & The Monobox Monologue Library
How to Balance Acting and a Job
Setting Up the Best Ring Light for Self Tapes
Training For Actors
Drama School & Actor Training To Start An Acting Career
How To Get Into Acting Without Drama School
Getting Into Drama School In The UK
Youth Theatres & Young Actor Companies
Summer Schools for 6th Formers
Oxbridge Summer Schools & Open Days
National Youth Theatre Audition Results Rejection? Try Again!
Acting Techniques & Exercises
What is the Stanislavski Method?
Ad Lib: Definition, meaning and examples of Ad Libbing
Tongue Twisters for Voice Actors
Recent articles for actors
- Screen Actors with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Are actors considered self employed?
- Types of Stage Space in Drama
- Acting Classes in Liverpool
- Acting Techniques to Build a Believable Character
please start by learning the warning signs that suggest an agency is more interested in your money than finding you work.
