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Reddit · 6 May 2020
This isnt meant to be a self promoting post, mostly a question that I have to describe myself in. I've been told since 8th grade (my voice went from shaky base to steady) that I should get in to narration or voice acting and after 3 years I've decided to look into it. Seeing how most animated shows and book narrations…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
Hi! I have recently found this community and have decided to work to getting into voice acting and voice over. I have read through the beginners guide on the sub but I have some more financial or more specific questions. I am currently a college student so I don't have a ton of time so I was looking to make this more a…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
I read a comment of someone I’m presuming to be a member of the LGTBQ+ who said straight actors playing gay characters isn’t enough for a diverse Hollywood. While I agree with that, it also implied IMHO that straight actors should not play queer characters....this terrifies me.
Reddit · 6 May 2020
I’m 15 (almost 16) and have been interested in getting into acting for a few years. But after hearing some of my friends tried out for the role of Devi in Never Have I Ever, I realized I might as well try it out. I was wondering what exactly to do to find good casting calls or even just popular auditions (like Mindy Ka…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
I'm a 21/F and have wanted to be an actor for as long as I can remember. I'm from a very small town and my parents didn't understand it all that much, but I have been practicing monologues and watching instructional videos on acting since I was about 9 years old. I participated in a few plays as a kid and was a feature…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
Hey guys I am a voice actor and have done a few audiobooks in the last few years. I have a question about some of the short-length audiobooks on ACX. I have done a few of them (4), and I am reluctant to do them again, as I have heard more serious authors don't take you seriously if you have these kind of books under yo…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
Hey, lads! How's it going? I am new to this subreddit and I am fairly sure that this has been asked multiple times but I was wondering if you guys could help with a few questions. Long story short, I am an aspiring 21 year old actor in L.A. and have begun to take acting seriously starting last year in 2019 (and late 20…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
I've been told by a bunch of people that know what they're talking about to move to Atlanta / New Mexico to truly build up a film career and get those crucial first credits. life is SO EXPENSIVE in NYC / LA i'm really considering it. plus you can maintain your network while you're away and move back. I'm reading about…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
Hi all! I’m an 18 year old actor in Michigan and this fall I’ll be starting my formal training at the University of Michigan. It was my dream program so I’m super excited. One of the major selling points is that it is a high level conservatory within a large and established university. This means I’ll have the opportun…
Reddit · 6 May 2020
I have been seeing an acting coach for a few months! It’s definitely not something I was taking as serious because of working and mental health. But I’ve definitely been working on my craft waaay more lately and I’d love some tips on bettering my skills as an actor with choices, creativity, stage fright? Anything reall…
Reddit · 5 May 2020
Is it bad to want to pursue acting and also desire to be invited to events such as Fashion Weeks, Met Gala etc, is it bad to want to be on talk shows and interviews and gain fans to influence your fans, communicate with your fans and help them (Because that’s what I would want my actor to do) is that bad? Is it shallow…
Reddit · 5 May 2020
Hi! I've recently moved to Toronto and I'm looking for a great place to take Meisner classes. I'm hoping to sign up for some more intro-level acting courses at LB or Second City as well (once classes go back in studio though, not sure I'm convinced about Zoom classes), but I'm also hoping to supplement these with Meisn…
Reddit · 5 May 2020
Hey guys, I'm an amateur voice actor who's just started off with a few gigs and I was wondering if any of you could help me with a problem I've been having, there's this ring at the end of most audio I record and I can't seem to isolate the problem, any education or help would be super appreciated! [\(Volume up on the…
Reddit · 5 May 2020
Marlon Brando -- arguably *the* greatest film actor of all time -- was notorious for not learning his lines. In Superman, he read his lines off baby superman's diaper. I heard that in Godfather, he read his lines off cue cards. How the hell is it possible that he still gave such brilliant performances? Are some people…
Reddit · 5 May 2020
Give me a monologue. A hard monologue. Something that would make me push myself, that might be out of my comfort zone, that requires lots of practice and time to perfect. One that you’ve had before and struggled to master, or one you’ve seen and been amazed by. Either way, I want to keep growing as an actor over this s…
Reddit · 4 May 2020
As the title says, i'm currently working on a game and I am in need a female voice actor who can voice act a laboratory AI. Any examples would help!
Reddit · 4 May 2020
Hey, everyone. I’ve been interested in voice acting from a young age but never thought of possibly making it a reality until now. However, I’d like your opinion on something; do you think there’s a thing such as a bad voice? Should some people “just not be” voice actors? It’s funny because everyone speaks differently i…
Reddit · 4 May 2020
My name is K, And I want to start practicing acting, I am 14 years old. And in Quartine like the rest of us. I decided to try Acting because I always wanted to become an actor. Does anyone have any tips or advice?
Reddit · 4 May 2020
Hello! I am a 21 year old female voice actor and I have been dubbing for almost 5 years now on and off. The picture shows some of the roles I've had and some shows I mostly ad-libbed or had minor roles. (Missing a few...) I've been side-hustling online as well, but mostly dubbing on TV. My question goes out to all the…
Reddit · 4 May 2020
Hey all, first time poster on this r/, Does anyone know where/how to find random characters like the ones they use in the vanity Fair voice actor improvises series? I think it would be a fun exercise, but I've tried various Google searches, stock image sites and deviant art, and all met with various types of failure. A…
Reddit · 4 May 2020
How do freelance VO artists go about getting insurance? Do you have to join a union?
Reddit · 4 May 2020
I want to be a VO artist but how do freelance voice actors get health insurance? Do I have to join a union?
Reddit · 3 May 2020
im wondering if you guys can think of any actors who werent very good in their first role but then blossomed and became something great. The reason im asking is because i have a good feeling most of my work is shit. And recently i booked a big movie (probably because of my instagram following) but I was horrible in it.…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
Hi all! I've been thinking of the future a lot, as my sister is graduating soon (lots of college talk in my house). So, here's the thing. I have a passion for performing in live theatre and I want that to be my life, however, I've seen the unemployment rate among actors, and I don't think I would be able to keep myself…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
Hey guys,my name is Austin and I'm 18 years old(turning 19 on June 12th). I recently joined this subreddit.I'm about to graduate on May 22 virtually due to the whole pandemic going on. But,i do want to pursue a career into voice acting. I want to say that I've been interesting in voice acting since I was young. Whether…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
Hello Please recommend schools or universities in LA, UK, Chicago, Europe or wherever in the world) that are credible and offer acting courses to international students As an international student aspiring to be an actress, I’ve been looking into a lot of schools for a long time now. Tisch, is very well known, and allo…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
So, I recently stumbled upon a intrest of being a VO artist. I find it really cool, so i started by going to behind the voice actor website and looking at casting calls, did a couple of things nothing serious but non the less really fun. I really would like to get into anime voice acting. To people who are actually in…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
Hello, I've never really thought about joining any VA subreddits until now, lol. I follow my favorites on Twitter and such, but that's about it. I feel kinda dumb, Haha. Anyway, please bear with me. I have a dilemma. I want so badly to do voice acting. I recently took a college course for acting and I absolutely loved…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
*This is al purely hypothetical and applies to future auditions and castings as well not just this particular one! I got an actors access audition for a very low budget & cheesy “scary” TV show. It doesn’t air on TV and is non-union. I watched a few episodes and the acting is pretty meh and I did some research on the a…
Reddit · 3 May 2020
I signed up for online acting starting tomorrow. Is it normal when you read a monologue to sound stiff and fake? I haven’t memorized anything yet, but I’m worried that I won’t ever sound natural. I’ve never read a monologue or memorized or did anything having to do with acting before. Could practicing and learning real…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
Hey guys, Since I'm stuck inside with no acting prospects on the horizon I thought it might be a good idea to learn up on some stuff. Does anyone know any free/cheap online courses or just anything that you think an actor should learn about? Cheers and I wish you all the best roles in all the best shows
Reddit · 2 May 2020
Hello everyone, this question it's for a friend of mine, who sadly doesn't have documents in the US. He is from Spain and he has a good experience in acting, he is good looking and a great actor. I offered myself to help him, and the first thing that is essential, it's to get him sign up in an agency, he actually expla…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
Since I began my VO journey a little under a year ago, I’ve always thought it would be interesting to break into anime dubbing with a company like Funimation. I understand that getting into anime dubbing is harder than it sounds and many young aspiring voice actors get into the business specifically because they want t…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
(**This play will be for Minecraft Java Edition Only**) The show we will be performing is “10 Ways To Survive The Zombie Apocalypse”, a comedy play written by Don Zolidis. The show has a run time of around 30-35 minutes and has a small cast of only 6 actors. You may remember a post similar to this one for You’re a good…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
I’m 16 and my dream is to act for a living. I don’t want to be an A list actor necessarily, but just get enough jobs to keep myself alive. I’m looking at colleges and have my dream ones. But the thing is, my dream of being an actor is a fairly recent one, only the last couple years. So I don’t have much experience to m…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
[I’ve posted the same question on a different sub here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Actingclass/comments/gc01er/its_not_about_the_fame_but/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf), but would like you guys’ input on this as well. Constantly, people are reminded that acting isn’t about the fame or fortune; in f…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
Hey all, I hope you're well and safe. This seems like the worst time to be thinking about school, but with all the free time I have on my hands... I'm graduating (hopefully) in December from a Theatre BA program at a SUNY School. I definitely enjoyed my program- lots of good acting foundations, great singing training,…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
So I am a 19 year old female. I wanted to be an actress since I was 7 but struggled with crippling anxiety until very recently, I basically figured out how to deal with it and I would say I have very little anxiety now. I design clothes and just opened a label that does VERY well. Dropped out of college because of it.…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
Hello everyone! So basically I am pretty young, 15 years old. I discovered acting when I was like 12 and ever since I've wanted to become an actor. I want to go to college and study acting there. For some reason, lately, I have been feeling down about acting. Doing the work doesn't really seem fun. I still get that hin…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
I wanted to let people know, since that is a common question right now. The Actors School is offering online classes this summer. The school is based in Austin, Texas, but the online format means that it shouldn't matter too much where you live. https://theactorsschool.org/index.php/adult-summer-classes-2020/ I have ta…
Reddit · 2 May 2020
I have seen many posts and have noticed many scams in the acting business. It’s honestly really sad to see many people trying to scam clueless actors into their bs. Could we possibly dedicate this post to commenting scammers to stay clear of and people to trust? I’m not looking for karma. I just want to hear some other…
Reddit · 1 May 2020
I was wondering if you guys have any tips on how to cry on command, like is there a technique actors use?
Reddit · 1 May 2020
Backstory: I’m a 15 year old with really nothing next to my name in acting, save for some leads in school productions, and I’d really wanted to become an actor until around 2 years ago. I think it was my other studies, or maybe something along those lines, that had made me lose focus, and really, I’d lost all interest.…
Reddit · 1 May 2020
Hello everyone, I hope you are safe and healthy. So, I was wondering. How can international actors with no representation get into auditions in the first place. Internationals can't audition without a work visa and they can't get a work visa unless they get a job that sponsors it. This loop hole is insane and a real ki…
Reddit · 1 May 2020
I really want to attend Elizabeth Mestnik's acting studio to join the program for studying Meisner's technique. I have absolutely zero experience in acting. No resume, nothing to even put on a resume, etc. I really want to go to this acting studio to not only learn but also to gain some sort of experience and some conf…
Reddit · 1 May 2020
Hey actor friends! A bit of background...I am an American actor who moved to the UK with my partner while he completes a PhD program. I was taking regular part-time classes in the Southeast and had an agent in the Southeast region of the US. I was starting to get bigger and more exciting auditions before we moved. Sinc…
Reddit · 1 May 2020
When an actor repped at a major agency (CAA, WME, UTA) is sent on auditions do the agents send the casting director a resume or do they just go in and audition with just a headshot. I would think that at that level, just being repped by one of them would suffice enough for a resume.
Reddit · 30 Apr 2020
Hey I’m in nyc and am not an actor. However I’d really like to let loose with others and kind of go crazy. Not in a depressing serious way but in a fun silly funny way. Like people acting like monkeys, make funny faces and noises, dance around and stuff with guidance from a teacher or leader. I’m looking to do this for…
Reddit · 30 Apr 2020
[Video Version](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmA1mrs4--4&t=19s) [Audio Version](https://anchor.fm/voicecasters/episodes/Scooby-Doo--The-Voice-Cast-Episode-14-edbhsm) [ For the next few episodes on The Voice Cast, we are going to be delving into the case behind the voice actors of your favorite band of meddling kids…
