I think this will give you a sense of what you are looking for. Of course, 98% of the time, a person's life is a person's life -- not too much different than other people's lives. They eat, sleep, poop, work, etc. But I take it you are looking for the salient differences -- I will skip some details that are minutia or obscure. read more
If that might be your case, with regards to Orthodox Judaism for instance, then you might like a video such as this which seems to give a pretty good glimpse into the world of what some call "ultra-Orthodox" Judaism, or Hasidism. read more
Like other ultra-Orthodox sects, it is characterized by an emphasis on strict, unwavering adherence to its interpretation of Jewish law. Most importantly, Satmar and other strict Hasidic groups strongly reject the outside world's impurities. read more
There is no prescribed routine for Jews of the Reform movement. According to Torah, the sine qua non of Judaism, there is no such thing as a “Reform Jew” , “Orthodox Jew “, etc. there are only Jews. Jews do colloquially label themselves that by the organizations or movements to which their congregations belong. read more