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Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Beginner voice actor here looking for some work in some form of animation or something like that. I have a condenser microphone which produces very clear and nice sounding audio. Please contact me if you have work.
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
I am a realtive newbie in the industry, because I have played lead roles in student projects both on stage and film, but nothing proffesional per se, also I live in an Eastern European country. I would like to build a resume with more official roles and I feel like the best step right now would be a Backstage subscript…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
I'm looking for 4 voice actors (maybe less if I hire one to play multiple characters) The characters are an American couple male and female in their mid twenties, a narrator, and a slightly older construction worker. It's a short 30-ish second commercial being animated by myself. Entire script is around 60 words. First…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
A well-known Hollywood actor Armie Hammer makes headlines over leaked DMs about cannibalism and sex acts! This Hollywood Actor Is A Cannibal! Just watch this: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXtWYfjfB6o&t=2s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXtWYfjfB6o&t=2s)
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
When an actor applies for a role, do they get the script beforehand? How do they get the script?
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Does anyone have any recommendations on where to start? Personally I've been looking into a coaching program called "Such a Voice" in which I'd be put into a year long session costing around 5k. I feel as if I'd be better having a singular personal coach rather than an entire company with multiple coaches, that and mor…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Hey I have a quick question. It might seem like a obvious answer. But can Actra members still be apart of sag-aftra projects? Like for example there is a casting call for a project and the union for that project is sag and the actor is actra can they be apart of it ?
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Before the pandemic I had career making jobs lined up but I also had so much passion. Now i have no jobs and i have absolutely no passion. I mean I still wanna act, but it's just so hard to keep my head up right now. We were 6 months through rehearsals, and now the project is dead. And i have nothing now. Like i don't…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Hello everyone! I've had my Actors Access profile for a few years now, and I only have one professional headshot on it. I have booked everything on my resume with it, but a casting director recently suggested that I add a few more pictures to show some different looks. My question is: do these other photos need to be p…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Hello everyone!! I can imagine this question is asked quite a lot so I’m sorry :( I’m 18 years old with no background in acting at all. My parents forced me to study engineering but I’ve always wanted to become an actor even though I have never mentioned it to anyone because I’m too shy and probably lack confidence sin…
Reddit · 14 Jan 2021
Hi. I am new here, so I’m not too sure on how to make proper use of Reddit as of yet, so my apologies if this post does not make sense or has been posted somewhere it shouldn’t have been. I am hoping to break into the work of commercial acting.. I have representation, I did a couple workshops last year but of course wh…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
>Repost because I'm a dumdum who accidentally deleted important thread. Most of you aspiring actors always pondered about this. "I would like to be an Actor but my country's film industry is crap, America could be a good place to start." "There are various visas to enter the UK/US, I'm sure I could use the easiest to o…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
So, let’s say a CD is casting for a major guest starring role in a major network TV series. Does getting notes during the audition probably mean the actor is liked? Has anyone here booked a job without getting notes? Does the CD always have a poker face and say “Lovely/Excellent/Great work!” to everyone? Do you have to…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Hello all! I’m a twenty year old actor. I’ve been acting since I was about twelve, in various school plays and musicals, and around my junior year I started to get serious about making this a profession. I began submitting to anything I could, at school I booked the leads in both our main musical and play, and started…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Hey guys, I know it's part of the job, people will mess up and things won't always go perfect but I'd love to get your take on this. I recently filmed a corporate video where the role I was playing had a script of 180 words unbroken. Short and sweet. I spend the week learning and had it drilled in my head but when I go…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z\_8UYWuj-o&t=15s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z_8UYWuj-o&t=15s)
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Some sage advice from Don Cheadle on what actors need to do, to have a real shot at a career! #actor #actorlife #actingclass #ActingChallenge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qVLxLi_13s
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Here’s what I noticed about our fellow brothas & sistas: 1. The importance of how to walk into a room. Energy & demeanor. You’re judged the minute you walk in. 2. Follow up after (this was for a play I cast) but a quick 3-line “all the best with project thank you for the audition” made a difference. 3. Dress & attempt…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Diversity in casting seems to finally be the golden rule to casting. With social pressures, producers are demanding diversity becasue, without a diverse cast, a show or film is almost automatically at a disadvantage and can easily be negatively portrayed. I've heard non-white actors complain of being stereotyped as dru…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
The man amazes me and I’m wondering if trying to build a character actor resume instead of a leading one would be smart. Does he play himself but hide himself within a costume?
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
I'm looking for people to submit lines for the audience of the mange Record of Ragnarok! Please click the link to join my server and look the "general-soundclips" channel for more info! [https://discord.gg/9yXVmsET](https://discord.gg/9yXVmsET)
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
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Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
I’m a new actor (in an older body) and I’ve been invited to audition for representation. I need a monologue, 1 minute or shorter that would be right for me. I’m a late 50’s male with somewhat of an ethnic NY vibe. I welcome suggestions for a monologue that will help me land an agent. Thanks!
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
Hello! As many people here in an actor and because of COVID I cannot find auditions in my town or anywhere because they’re closed/canceled; which bring me to my question. Is backstage helpful? Because of this pandemic outing my resume on there and sending audition tapes for roles seems to be the best choice but I canno…
Reddit · 13 Jan 2021
About a month ago I submitted myself to an audition on Actors Access and they requested a self tape. I sent it in, never heard anything, and forgot about it. But now, a month later I’m looking on AA and I see they’ve posted again looking for people to submit for the same role? What is the proper etiquette with this? I…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
I am applying to a BFA acting program and they require a letter of intent. I have never really written something like this... I was told by my teacher: 1. Include you experiance. 2. Include why you want to be in that specific program. 3. Include what you hope to achieve as an artist. Is that a good format? Three paragr…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
[Hiring] Overview: If I am allowed to post this here, thank you for reading. You probably never seen this type of gig before, but are you familiar with TikTok ? It’s an app where you can share short videos. Most directors are hiring for series’s or movies, but I’m looking to create short videos. I write short, comedic…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
Most of you aspiring actors always pondered about this. "I would like to be an Actor but my country's film industry is crap, America could be a good place to start." "There are various visas to enter the UK/US, I'm sure I could use the easiest to obtain." Well, I'm sorry to burst your bubble but in order to enter the U…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
so in general, ive always had quite a bit of ego in terms of my acting. i make a point to be extremely confident about everything, as ive found pretending to know exactly what you are doing greatly helps my stage performance but STILL. i have never had to do anything along the lines of seducing a girl. i am one of thos…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
* edit- “why” in title, i meant to say SHY. Lol Hey everyone i’m sorry if this is a bad place to say this or ask but i just want some input! so i’m 17, junior in HS. I’ve always been extremely shy and “backwards” (as my family says) very anxious person, most introverted as it gets. Since i was about 13 i’ve been editin…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
I just feel so pressured. i guess the weight of needing to be "successful" but also being financially stable are getting to my head. I love acting. I love acting just for the pure feeling of acting. I don't care to be famous or get super big. But i do want to do this. It makes me happy. I've been doing acting since mid…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
What do you think about these groups on facebook? Many of them are real actors? If it's yes, why they searching job on a facebook group? is it because they are graduated but still hasn't any agent yet? The casting calls are legit? I still don't understand if these facebook groups are full of graduated people without an…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
Long post. Due to anonymity I'll also delete it in the near future. I will still appreciate advice. I'm 25F undergraduate student in Europe and will probably be between ages 27-29 when I finish major. As a child I loved the idea of being in a film and theatre as a job. Unfortunately due to lack of charisma I was never…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
[Hi all, with the permission of Bob Bergen (legendary actor, known for voicing Porky Pig), I’m sharing his words from a Facebook group. Bob has long been deeply involved in the union, and is a proud member. Feel free to share, comment, email, etc. Here’s his post (the attachment he refers to is [this link](http://chng.…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
Obtaining an O visa is pretty difficult for actors, especially if you live somewhere with limited acting opportunities. It’s borderline impossible to obtain such experience at a young age. So I’m thinking, does anyone know loopholes to this? For example getting a work permit, having a main job and parttaking in acting…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
Hi, I am currently a high school senior really looking to continue my education in Acting in order to become a film/tv actress. I was planning on taking a gap year to save money, take acting classes, etc and apply to colleges to get my BFA in Fine Arts- Acting starting next school year. I have heard of Identity School…
Reddit · 12 Jan 2021
Please don't try to find a loophole or anything like that. You can't use H1B, or P3, or other available visas other than O1B and EB1. Start somewhere, start building your career from anywhere you are. And stop finding loopholes. It is what it is, folks.
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Recently moved to Austin. Looking at agencies in the area but GOOGLE isn’t providing much information. Any represented actors in this area who have recommendations on who to submit to? I am SAG-must-join, if that matters.
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Hey, I wanna start this by saying I’m in no means an “actor”. I’m doing a science postgraduate degree which is probably the furthest from performing arts you could get. Our university had our auditions for our second musical today (I had a decent role in the first one with a solo song so they already have seen me perfo…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
I don't want to become a voice actor, I'm just interested in them (Tom Kenny is my favorite), one question I have is regarding wages: Do some channels or streaming services pay more than others, and does the popularity and age of the show affect payment? Like I heard Simpsons voice actors get huge salaries thanks to th…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
So I film self tapes on my iPhone (like many of us) and I'm wondering if there's any tech savvy actors who could help me out. I have a iPhone 11 pro max and the quality of both the front and back cameras looks great on its screen. The problem is, when I transfer them to my Mac via AirDrop, the quality absolutely plumme…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Hey fellow actors, first time here. So I have a small part in a web series that’s in its 3rd season. I memorized the two paragraphs that I needed to do my lines. I’m on set, waiting for hours for my turn (def. not a problem, I was so excited to see the entire process unfold in front of me) and as soon as I got in front…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Joined Freelancer today. Getting multiple messages from someone offering me $300 a week to be their personal assistant for 3 hours a day online. I listed myself as a voice actor and haven't even added any samples. Has anyone else seen any scams from this place?
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
I'm outfitting a theatre company [that is now going online](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE3etMZ3axo) \- I just ran the first production with virtual machines, multiple Stream Decks, etc., it was fun! The actors sounded poor using their onboard audio, so I'm looking to upgrade both their cameras and sound in the com…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Sorry if my question doesn’t make any sense.
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
So I’m browsing Backstage, open calls auditions near me. But on the location section Colorado is not on there. My guess is Colorado is not a big enough hub for big production.. So, my question is, what would be the best option? They got the New York ,Los Angeles, the United Kingdom ,San Francisco, Chicago, Miami, Austi…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
I’ve seen a lot of actors talk about emailing casting directors but I’m terrified to just do that out of the blue. I’m assuming actors only email casting directors they’ve auditioned for? Am I supposed to be emailing casting directors?
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Hello everyone, new actress here. I’m working on learning how to better my acting skills and I was just wondering what was the things that helped you the most while learning acting? And where did you learn acting? I’d love to better my monologues and scenes for auditions. I’ve been going through master classes with act…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
Right now I'm 20 in my final year of college studying computer science in london, however my passion has always been acting. I never really acted on this desire because I was always struggled with my confidence and insecurities, however recently I have made the decision to transition into acting. My plan is to get a pa…
Reddit · 11 Jan 2021
I am 17 and have wanted to act for as long as I can remember, a lot stemming from my obsession with movies lol. Anyway, I am planning to take an acting class really soon. I really really want to be a great actor. Not a good one, a great one. I am in awe of some actors performance's and I really want to learn how to be…
