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Reddit · 16 Nov 2019
OK all, here we go! I am an actor, and for the last three years have been the Director of Theatrical Coaching with Accent Colors Dialect Coaching. As part of my new content, I'm launching a Patreon for dialect coaching! On the 1st and 15th of each month, I'll be posting new videos with the basics for certain dialects!…
Reddit · 16 Nov 2019
Hi I am looking for voice actors to act in my Bully Animation. I am looking for 2 girls that can voice act for now I will make a new post for any updates :)
Reddit · 16 Nov 2019
I am going to be filming a short film that I wrote over the month of December and I'm looking for teenage actors or actors who look like high school age, willing to be in it. Message me if you would like to hear more about it.
Reddit · 16 Nov 2019
Hello, and thanks for taking the time to read my post. So lately I've been really itching to act, as the last time I did was in high school, and only stopped because I hated my teacher. I'm planning on getting some training (by the way, would a 3-day intensive course count as training?) but right now I've just been goi…
Reddit · 16 Nov 2019
I’ve always been of the opinion of if it’s not acting, it doesn’t belong on an acting resume. However, I’ve now done 3 large shows in which I stood in for the 1 or the 2 and worked with some pretty well respected DOPs for big studios. I’ve learned so much, from the technical aspect of acting, to working with Oscar and…
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
I have money saved. I want to move to LA, take classes, and get going in acting. I can find work waiting tables. The only missing piece is finding a roof to live under. Obviously finding roommates is the way to go. Are there any underground channels for actors/artists to find each other to share living spaces?
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
Is the pro version worth buying? (It has a "few more perks"). From their website: ### What exactly is Scenebot? Scenebot is an app and a website that allows actors to access audition material and upload their audition to be posted for casting professionals to select the best auditions to be posted to the app and websit…
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
Hi so my ex was an actor as well right, and she hurt me pretty hard and we had a messy breakup. We hurt each other. She texted me the other day asking to meet up. I don’t want to, I want nothing to do with her. I’m worried though- that we’ll run into each other in acting projects, auditions, that she’ll make a billion…
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
A lot of beginning actors ask about agents, and the common answers tell them to take a class first, and do a bunch of student/indie films. I’m at a stage in my life where I am regularly submitting and auditioning for low/no pay roles and have a pretty full resume. However, I’ve only ever worked non-union jobs, and all…
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
Just turned in a self-tape for a series regular. That feeling we all have when you did your best and let it go into the universe! Onward, actors! Happy Friday!
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
I'm currently serving some directors and producers in the restaurant I'm working at. They're talking about a film they're putting together. Would it be unprofessional if I were to mention I'm an actor? Would they just be annoyed? Thanks in advance
Reddit · 15 Nov 2019
Hello all, I recently auditioned for a musical (Into the Woods) for the first time since I was in middle school in 2009. I was invited to the callback (I still got it) but I noticed there was a segment in the call back announcement that said "The actors below are still in consideration for casting but are not needed at…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
I'm just kind of starting out as a hobby, building a reel, and having some fun. I'm just learning the ropes. I have really enjoyed messing with HitREcord and Behind The Voice Actors, but there are not a ton of projects out there at any given time. Where else can I link up with amateur animators, game devs, filmmakers,…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
So I have recently wrote my own short film, which is pretty cool. I decide to cast it by holding auditons, even though I'm an amateur myself. The lead is going to one of my friends who I know is great, but I hold auditions for smaller roles. This one guy who I actually trained with in a workshop auditions, hes good, I…
Reddit · 14 Nov 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 · 14 Nov 2019
Hi All, I am an NYC based working actor, with representation, etc...I will be in LA for a few days in December for personal reasons, but I will have a few days of extra time open to me. Is there anything acting-wise I should do in LA? ​ Perhaps a coach or workshop which is worth doing while I am out there, or ne…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
So... I did tech/stage crew for my school's play this fall (Angels In America)... and I'm looking to be in the Winter Play, the Last Days of Judas Iscariot. I've played minor, non speaking roles in the past, but I'm auditioning for a speaking role. Do y'all have any tips for me,someone who's never acted before, trying…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
I have already gotten so much out of the advice and information posted here so THANK YOU to the members of this community for that and in advance for your suggestions. :) I went to a performing arts high school, got my BFA in theatre performance and worked professionally as an actor for about 15 years before getting ma…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
Hey hey!I've just played in a short movie: only one actor (me), non-speaking role - most of the time video of me writing a letter, but there will be a voice-over later, reading this letter aloud. Questions: 1. Can I still add this work into my resume? 2. This is still a Lead role, correct? 3. If yes to #1, should I mak…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
Hi! So a few weeks ago I applied for an extra job for a commercial and I just received a mail from them saying ‘we would like to present you as a suggestion for directing, but for another scene which takes place in a different place than the one you originally applied for’ Does this mean I might get upgraded from an ex…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
I have the opportunity to take a 4 month film acting diploma program in Toronto. They give you 4 professional demo reels train you in method, meisner, Susan Batson etc. At the end of the program they also refer the best students to talent agencies and casting directors. overall the program will cost 10,000 plus my hous…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
So, I’m a newer actor (of about a year) and have just recently transitioned from background into doing short films/student films. I feel craft getting better, and would like to present a more polished profile so I was thinking if I had a monologue on my acting profiles, it would be help present me improvement. One of t…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
Hey, I’m making my directorial debut by shooting an anthology series. I have no clue what to demand of my actors. How much practice should I schedule? Should I expect them to memorize their lines on the fly? We are only shooting the episodes as proof of concept to pitch, but I still want a compelling product and I want…
Reddit · 14 Nov 2019
I saw an older Reddit post asking if anyone had any experience with voicecoaches.com, but it was archived. I’m here to tell you to stay away! I went to a “Making money with your voice” workshop of theirs. The workshop was essentially a long sales pitch to register for their lessons package which costs 4000$. We didn’t…
Backstage · 13 Nov 2019
Do I have to have a different comp card for modeling and acting or can I use my modeling one for acting as well? Thanks!
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
So awhile ago I posted about how I was about to attend Acting Essentials at VFS in Vancouver. Some people asked for me to share my experience. Acting 6 hours a day 5 days a week plus rehearsal and constantly ready plays and screenplays is a dream. Being fully immersed is incredible. However you really get out what you…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
Hey guys, First time posting on reddit so excuse me if I post anything that is a faux-pas. Anyways, I got pinned last Thursday morning for the lead for a stand alone episode on a big streaming network. Of course, I was super happy at first, but having pinned before and not gotten it, I just extremely went to anxiousnes…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
Well this is my first time getting into voice acting since I can impersonate most accents and a lot of people and characters my friends suggested that I become a voice actor. I just sent a monologue over on hit record.org but I have a lot of questions on where to start. Not necessarily paid jobs but where to get practi…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
I'm getting back into acting after about a 6 year hiatus and I *cannot believe* how few union jobs there are. Every day I'm scrolling through LA Casting seeing big brand names like Pizza Hut, Kia Motors, Sirius XM, Sleep Number, all with the words "non-union" beside their breakdowns. What the hell is going on? And how…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
I’ve been doing drama in college for a while now and I don’t think it’s helped me at all. Every single time I have tried to get up without being nervous and I just could never shake it off. I’ve been practicing but it just keeps coming back before I have to do anything. I’m incredibly awkward around people and I have b…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
Hey everyone! I updated my actor's website. I would appreciate any feedback. [https://www.brentlyheilbron.com/](https://www.brentlyheilbron.com/)
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
I was just sitting here and wondered, hey, what happens if multiple agents at an agency want one actor? Do they fight for them? If so how do they do that because I assume they’re not gonna brawl in the middle of the office
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
I write voice overs and post the recordings to my Instagram and wanted to follow other voice actors out there
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
In training as an artist or actor we (I and my classmates) were trained as channels , our bodies were instruments for the divine. I embraced that and I am grateful for it because most of the times my body and my thoughts guide me towards what is most good but it has also meant that there are times when I am not myself…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
Hey guys! Long time lurker. I'm know I'm not the only actor who's had this experience, but since moving to the city, some other creative pursuits have grown to be a big part of my life (mainly in comedy & writing). I had an acting agent for a little while, and when my writing stuff would do well or win awards, she didn…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
1. What are the “need to know’s”? 2. What are the pros and cons of joining, aside from the obvious, can’t work at non-union projects? 3. What’s an ACTRA apprentice, and is there a timeframe for joining/claiming the ACTRA credit for apprenticeship, or not? 4. Is it a little bit easier for agents to pitch you if you’re u…
Reddit · 13 Nov 2019
so basically my friends keep telling me how i've potential of being a voice actor. and i just wanted to ask how i would pursue this (maybe) hidden talent? i have a snowball microphone so how would i get started?
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
If most actors, not famous stars but working film/tv actors continue to take acting classes, which classes do they attend in nyc? Do they just do private coaching? If so, who do they work with? I just find it intriguing that most acting classes I’ve attended only include actors who are at the early stages of their care…
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
You like how I formatted my title to look like a craiglists ad? well it was to catch your eye because I need some professional feedback on my acting resume. Thanks !!
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
Hello. I am currently in college for a film degree taking acting classes for film acting and all that. I was wondering what you guys think. If I were to stream on twitch or make YouTube videos about video games. Playing them or researching them. Could it hurt my career as an actor? Assuming the twitch and YouTube chann…
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
It seems like the big movies involved washed up or B-list actors, by big I mean the ones LMN advertises for a week and premiere on a Friday. For everything else there are a bunch of people I've never heard of and they look like average people, some of whom I could probably act circles around. Even for a small part I fe…
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
I am filming a commercial for a beard straightener brand called Aberlite. Actors/Models needed: 3 male (short to medium beard) 1 male (long beard) and 1 female (no beard obviously
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
I have not acted in about 4 years. The last time I acted was in College for several plays and since then the only performing I have done is professional wrestling. Now I want to get back into acting and have signed up for several auditions this week. I’m was wondering if you guys had any general tips for a guy trying t…
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
I’m currently filming a NU feature, and I found out that I am eligible to join the union through another project. What happens to the NU feature that I’m currently on if I decide to join? Also, I’m asked to do an ADR for another NU project, but they haven’t set the date for that. Am I allowed to do the ADR session if t…
Reddit · 12 Nov 2019
I hope this discussion will be relevant to more than just me. I’ve been pretty down in the dumps lately and wanted to ask: How do you all keep from comparing yourself to huge actors? I find it impossible to stop myself from getting discouraged when I see actors my age and younger getting rave reviews on their work and…
Reddit · 11 Nov 2019
I've been looking at getting into voice acting for a while now but haven't actually bought any equipment yet. With black Friday and cyber Monday approaching I figured it would be a good time to start buying some of the necessary equipment. What sort of equipment would you recommend I look at purchasing as a beginner vo…
Reddit · 11 Nov 2019
I've always wanted to become an actor but, if I'm show being honest, for at least the last 13 years, I've never really pushed myself as hard as I should to become this. I'm 27 years old now (which I'm told is still pretty young) and throughout the last few months since june, I really have changed things round. Specific…
Reddit · 11 Nov 2019
I'm sure all of us, at one time or another, have felt overwhelmed by the idea of performing or reading texts with historical language. Texts by playwrights like Shakespeare, Euripides, Congreve, and their contemporaries can seem like behemoths when you begin working on them. Their language can seem so unfamiliar and al…
Reddit · 11 Nov 2019
Hi Voice Actors, I am currently working on a short film and I’m looking for a couple of voice over actors to read some lines for a pivotal scene. The dialogue would be similar to news alerts/broadcasters (similar to breaking news alerts). No preference between male or female, but would prefer someone with a British ac…
