The phrase "acting project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that is currently in progress or being executed, often in a creative or performance context.
Example: "The acting project we are working on will premiere next month, and everyone is excited about the rehearsals."
Alternatives: "current project" or "ongoing project".
Gibson's latest acting project, Get the Gringo, was released straight to view-on-demand in the US after failing to secure a theatrical run, and he was accused of derailing a planned film about a famous 2nd-century BC Jewish revolt for antisemitic reasons by screenwriter Joe Eszterhas.
Piro and the group set out for a press conference Kimiko is going to for the voice acting project, Sight.
"Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq," 2007: When "The Sopranos" ended in 2007, Gandolfini had the clout to do pretty much anything he pleased, and he could easily have gotten any vanity acting project funded and produced.
In fact, "Separate" marks just his fourth acting project for any medium in the past 14 years and his first TV appearance since the 1956 drama "A Man is 10 Feet Tall". "I just couldn't refuse this," Poitier says.
Jagger's next mooted acting project, a role as the demonic Axel Rex in a film adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's Laughter in The Dark, scheduled for 1986, never materialised.
A teasing track or two from his next acting project — a biopic of the doomed singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley — may arise; expect material from his longtime rock band, Carney, as well.
Certainly, many of his acting projects fit snugly with his social views, if not overtly.
Sheen said he was not signed up for any future acting projects.
Ms. Plaza would still like to write, but for now is focused on back-to-back acting projects.
In February, Emma Watson revealed plans to spend a year free of acting projects, opting to brush up on feminism instead.
Still looking to fill her life up, she has a couple of acting projects in the pipeline, and is currently working on two scripts.
