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Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hi all! I am a budding voice actress and in the middle of gathering samples for my demo reel to send to agents. I would love to know what I should improve on. Is the audio quality professional enough? Would you suggest some changes to the voice/read? If I could get some feedback I would VERY appreciate it! [https://sou…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
I just launched a Discord Server, "Making Movies!", for aspiring filmmakers of all sort! From Film Distributors to Stuntman, all sort of people working or willing to work in the film industry are regrouped in this community. This is truly a community to improve your skills while having fun and doing your passion, inter…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hello Everyone i'm looking for voice actors and voice actresses interested in doing some work for my PG13 Anime!, the pay is $50.00 per episode you voice in, payment is through PayPal! This is a legit full blown anime with alot of seasons planned, there is also an Audio Drama version which is 18+ and contains mature co…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hi All, I'm a current college student, and over the last two years I've been looking every summer for opportunities to branch out into more professional work when I'm not in school. Unfortunately, opportunities seem to get less and less every year; summer stock companies are dying out (or are run specifically by an ind…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hello everyone! My name is Jacob and I am currently a college student studying theatre and a career in acting. So I was hoping that you all who have been acting as a career would take this quick 5 question survey, it would be greatly appreciated, thank you so much! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P7VFL88
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
So I’m a 14 year old girl from Canada and I really want to be an actress. I don’t know where and how to start since my parents (asian) are pretty strict on me and my grades. They also want me to completely focus on school. I already have two citizenships (Canada and Hong Kong), in the future would I be able to get a US…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Which is better? I’m leaning toward the actors project to showcase. I’ve got training. I just need an agent- so what do you recommend?
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hi all! I'm looking for female and male voice actors to join the audio-drama podcast I'm currently producing. The roles are currently unpaid, but I'd like to profit-share any revenue from advertising, patreon, etc. Season 1 is written and contains 14 full episodes. Feel free to respond here or DM me with any questions.…
Reddit · 13 Oct 2019
Two questions: 1. When you audition for things, does the reader (or anyone else in the room) also read the actions? 2. What sort of projects are you auditioning for? This came up at an audition I had this past weekend. As an actor, I am ready for however they want to do the scene. But I was noticing that it seems like…
Reddit · 13 Oct 2019
is it really worth pursuing it at 30 years old or am I past it now ? I have always been interested in film and tv but only recently gave it any real thought saw a film or two with older actors in it and thought I could give that a go. Do you think acting school is a waste of time or am I better off going and getting so…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Hi! I saw someone mention briefly online that there is an exception to Global Rule 1 for actors who are also producers on the project or on the creative team (I realize that last one is very broad). Is this true? Does anyone have more info? I haven't called SAG about it yet, but I have searched online and can't find an…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Robert Forster of course in the news due to his passing yesterday. I recently watched Jackie Brown for the first time. The performance of the actor playing Max Cherry's stood out to me a lot. I couldn't put my finger on it, but it was so simple(!) and there seemed to be so much behind the character. That was when I lea…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
I just got an audition for a performance arts school and I'm kinda freaking out a bit. I've always wanted to direct but acting has been something I planned on learning because I believe that understanding acting is key to being a good director. Problem is I have no experience acting outside of things I did in Middle sc…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
I am up and coming voice actor. Currently taking some vocal training courses. But now, i am trying to continue my build-up to a more proper home studio, but i seem to be missing some things... but not sure what specifically, so i hope some of you can advise on what else i need to get/buy that will help me even more wit…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Does anyone know if under the new short film agreement if stand-ins get background vouchers? It says the first 10 background actors must be covered... are stand-ins considered one of those?
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Hi Everyone, I am an actor, published author, and producer. I am currently working on producing Season 3 of my podcast and would love your feedback. The Podcast is called [The Manifester's Journey](https://themanifestersjourneypodcast.simplecast.fm/episodes) where I interview entrepreneurs, artists, actors and more on…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Could I take Alexander Technique classes at a studio that has nothing to do with acting, or do I need to take those classes at a studio that teaches actors specifically? The studio that I wanted to enroll for these classes are simply a studio that teaches the Alexander Technique and nothing more. It's not tailored to a…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
I know it's a stupid question but hear me out. The book "an actor prepares" is told to have exercises / lessons, but they're only told in the form of stories, instead of just telling you the exercise / lesson. And it doesn't even tell you much about how to do the exercise, the story just tells you what happened after t…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
For a nonunion actor at an EPA or ECC, is there a benefit to waiting in the holding room after an unofficial list has been started? When there are still hours before the actual audition begins, why stay? Is it fine sign up and come back closer to the start time? Or am I risking something by leaving?
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
So I have been taking an acting essentials course that covers stuff like text analysis, voice and movement exercises, finding inner truth, intro to camera and audition, improv all that good first year actor stuff. Now I can either stay at this school for another year or try and get into a big conservatory acting school…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Hi actors, I'll try to keep this as succinct and clear as possible! I moved out to LA a few weeks ago. I've been doing stand-up comedy for nearly three years now, and I want to get more into acting. I've done well playing comedic roles in the past (mainly student films and sketch/amateur stuff), and I feel comfortable…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Hello, I just finished the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. I really enjoyed certain voice actors, but I'm having trouble identifying who is who. Can anyone clarify? Inej - Lauren Fortgang Jesper - Brandon Rubin Joost - Tristan Morris Kaz - Jay Snyder Matthias - Fred Berman? David Ledoux? He has a very deep…
Stage 32 · 10 Oct 2019
This free admission event for Actors is coming up this month. A bunch of great talks, open castings and 121 career mentoring. Who's going? https://www.actorsproexpo.com/new-york
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
hey all, i am just starting out. i just met with an boutique agent that does theatrical and commercial but i submitted for commercial only. (i plan to move onto film/tv later when i get some more experience.) he said that in his agency, they represent about 300 commercial actors split between 2 agents. he said agents d…
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
I like to ask this question, as it's more telling of the type of person you are as an actor than what you say yes to. Just curious. Open table discussion
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get feedback on your age range/type/etc, it is advised that you do a…
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
I have two popular YouTube channels. [youtube.com/c/carlii](https://youtube.com/c/carlii) [youtube.com/c/carliii](https://youtube.com/c/carliii) Need actors ASAP! Male preferred, two black males, two white males
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
I recently signed up for Planet Fitness so I could tone up a little and look better on camera (I mean, even the nerds on TV are fit as shit now! #swolechidi). I worked with one of the trainers there and talked about my goals with her, and have been working off a a pretty good five-day regimen that's definitely been wor…
Reddit · 10 Oct 2019
Honestly wasn't even sure if this was still on, but I got an email from the Actors Studio about a new taping with a different host so I googled. The show and its back catalog has moved to Ovation and will premiere in three days (10/13). There's going to be a revolving series of hosts. The email I got was for LaTanya Ri…
Reddit · 9 Oct 2019
So, with Beast Morphers season 2 out, it probably won't be long before they go on to start casting for the next Power Rangers series (Whatever that might be.) Having said that, one of my biggest dreams as a kid, and even now, is to become a part of the Power Rangers cast, and I really want to make the most of any chanc…
Reddit · 9 Oct 2019
I'm 14 (f) and have just started acting, i haven't even taken an acting class yet but i know it's something i want to do. i have a long way to go already because i have an anxiety disorder so even the thougt of signing up for a class makes me really nervous but anyway, was acting worth it for you? i read that over half…
Reddit · 9 Oct 2019
Hi! I work at a tech start-up based in the UK and we're creating a free demo to showcase interactive VR training modules. The training module teaches financial advisors how to deal with a political crisis and how to handle clients, what to say and how to follow compliance. We're looking for a female to record a short c…
Reddit · 9 Oct 2019
I mean how perfect can anyone be? Surely there are some high level actors who recognize mistakes in their performances right? Or maybe something they could’ve done differently? Maybe even cringe at their performances? I’ve never been comfortable seeing myself perform. I am my worst critic. How common is this and how mu…
Reddit · 9 Oct 2019
Hey there, I just got offered a GSA management contract, and I'm looking for an affordable talent/ entertainment lawyer in New York to review it. I'm a part of SAG, and I called multiples times but they don't have any helpful referrals or resources for management contract review. Anyways, does anybody have recommendati…
Backstage · 8 Oct 2019
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Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Hi everyone! ​ I have a friend who works in education as his day job and is also an actor. He is thinking of moving to NYC and applying to teach in performing arts schools such as LaGuardia and the PPAS to teach young people who are passionate about the arts but also potentially make connections himself. We were…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Casting Call-Audio Drama The Show: Russian for Cats (Season 2) available on all platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify Synopsis: A bilingual cat escapes from a secret lab and finds refuge with Brian, a hoarder with a heart of gold. Brian hides the cat from the spies chasing her and she helps him clean up his h…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
So I’m on season 3 of riverdale and at first I was kinda confused about why they’re not making bold choices. Like the words they say are fucking wild and it looks like the actors aren’t making the most of their words- why aren’t they? Has anyone identified it? Even if the writing is all over the place, wouldn’t the act…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
I just started working background with Central Casting a few months ago, and I have a few questions that I was wondering if other background actors could help me with. Please forgive the fact that these questions are going to show what a completely green BG actor I am. I literally know nothing about this and don't have…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Hi everyone! I have an upcoming meeting with a commercial talent agency, which is very exciting! However, I'm also a full-time student at a University. If this information is revealed to the talent agent is there less of a chance of them taking me on as a client? Should I not let them know I'm a full-time student? Are…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
What is a developmental actor? An agency offered me a spot on their roster, but it’s with a junior agent. Is signing with a junior agent good?
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Hello beautiful people! I am doing all of my Acting/improv training in Chicago. Ive been studying for the past year at the Secondcity. I did the acting levels 1,2,3&4 Acting on camera 1 Improv for actors 1,2 &3. I have learned so much. I haven't taken a break from classes. Trying to get into the conservatory. My goal i…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
I’m not an actor nor am I planning to pursue a career in acting. I’m just going to New York this winter for networking and fun. While I’m there I want to play a “character”. Be someone other than myself just for fun. How would I get started learning about this. Is there a name for this kind of acting? Also character su…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Hello voice actors, I’ve just booked my first directed session that requires source connect. I’ve downloaded the free trial, and believe I have everything set up correctly but I’m unsure how to test the incoming volume and connection. Most of the guides online are for ProTools, but I use Adobe Audition. I am also havin…
Reddit · 8 Oct 2019
Does anyone have any experience with places like one on one or actors connection? I hate the concept of pay to play but I’d be willing to do it if people have actually found success this way. But it seems to me unless you already have some decent credits it’s kinda a waist of money/time. Would love to hear any thoughts
Reddit · 7 Oct 2019
Hey hey! I don't really know how Reddit works so apologies in advance if I'm doing anything wrong by asking here... I'm more of a lurker than a poster >.< ​ I was hoping someone might be able to give me some advice/insight regarding a health and safety concern at the scare attraction I've just started working at…
Reddit · 7 Oct 2019
So I've been doing acting for the past three years - took my first on-camera class in 2016 and since that class was more focused on camera technique, I told myself I wanted to learn how to act before I start to audition seriously and therefore enrolled in my local university's theatre studies track. So I've finally got…
Reddit · 7 Oct 2019
Hey y'all, I just wanted some tips on this latest demo. I've posted here before and the responses were incredibly helpful. I took the feedback to heart and changed up a couple things on how I did this one. This process has helped me learn things about myself as an actor that I had inklings about before, but now are bec…
Reddit · 7 Oct 2019
I have no experience or training in voice acting, I don't get comments on how great my voice is, and I'm literally just a teenager. That said, I think that voice acting is a career that I would love every aspect of. I can practice and all that, but something I've heard is that you need a natural talent. Is this true? O…
