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Reddit by hoopdyboopdy Sep 11th

Something a bit different!? I am a composer and voice actor so I decided it was time to combine the two. This is Robert Brownings poem of the Pied Piper story which I set to music (narrated not sung!)

Reddit by mofowitdahat Sep 11th

Harry Styles?

The fact that Harry Styles can just make his debut in a Christopher Nolan film, do a Marvel movie, and now have 2 back to back films to top it off with acting award talks?? I call BS. I understand the game and how unfair it is/the fact that Harry is a popstar...

Reddit by timtank788 Sep 10th

What would you like to say to screenwriters?

Hey guys, I’m a screenwriter and I’m curious to hear if there’s anything that actors would like to tell screenwriters? It could be about anything. It could be something good or bad or maybe suggestions. I’m just curious to hear your thoughts. Because...

Reddit by WorkOnFilm Sep 10th

Is Method Acting Dangerous?

Hello! Just looking to get a general idea of what actors believe about Method Acting. I'd appreciate any participation and if you have any further responses, please comment :) [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/xaqr66)

Reddit by Whyareeveryuntaken Sep 10th

Actors and actresses, what advice would you give aspiring actors/actresses?

I know it sounds pretty childish, but I’ve always wanted to be an actress. Not just to be in movies and have money, but cinema’s world in general is just so enchanting! I’m still very young and I’m still in highschool, but I really want to start somewhere and...

Reddit by synthmylife Sep 10th

The Benefits of Doing Background Work

Hey everyone, I wanted to highlight some PROS of doing Background work and have people more interested in doing it, especially if you are a beginner and are just learning about the industry. Being a background performer for close to 7 years now I found it has...

Reddit by newyork0120 Sep 10th

SATIRE: Our Country Has Finally Realized That It’s Simply Not Okay For Actors To Pretend To Be Something They Aren’t

**NOTE: This piece employs a once widely familiar device known as parody and contains flashes of what some might call sarcasm.** In June of 2020, the actress Jenny Slate had apologized for her “flawed” decision to voice a non-white character on the Netflix...

Reddit by Wrong-Collection-923 Sep 10th

Looking for a voice actor. [Paid]

* Project name THRIFTED * Project description * \- Recording of a voice-over for a video montage broadcast during the internal convention of COURIR stores (sporting goods) * Usage of the recording - Internal Event * **Voice actor requirements** * Language...

Reddit by Red_Butterfly1212 Sep 10th

Honest Opinion Request

Hello everyone! I have a strong interest in Voice Acting. I always sort of have, just never been confident enough to pursue. However, lately, something has changed and I feel more confident about the idea. I know its not exactly as easy as it may look or...

Reddit by Adorkable_jaja Sep 10th

Agency Recommendations For Beginning Actors

Hello, I am looking for an agent for Television & Film, Theatre, and Commercial work. Does anyone have any advice for what agencies I should submit myself to that works with actors that are entering the industry? I'm trying to submit myself through the talent...

Reddit by Significant_Ant_2607 Sep 10th

How to do cocaine?

Hi all! I’ve been cast in a theater show where my character does cocaine. Not like insane, over the top cokehead. Like “business man cokehead”. Haha. Notably, he does it standing up…not the snort off the coffee table thing. I have zero drug...

Reddit by salty_light Sep 10th

Should I even try?

Reading up on successful actors bios, even if they got a late start, pretty much all of them started taking acting classes when young or in college, or at least expressed interest in acting when young. I’m 27, have absolutely no acting credits and have never...

Reddit by ApricotLow5208 Sep 9th

Stage name question

Hello! So, I’m a young actor and I have been debating on 2 versions of my name. I have 2 last names, and one of them is very unique, but also hard to pronounce. Which one would be better for a stage name? Donovan Boursiquot (Boo-c-co) Wade Vs Donovan B. Wade

Reddit by temporaryjazz Sep 9th

Getting better at acting feels hopeless

I’m a terrible actor. I have no formal experience learning how to act and I feel very behind compared to my peers. I am currently a freshman studying BFA musical theatre in college and I’m afraid I’m not making any progress whatsoever. According to my 4 year...

Reddit by Aussie_Joey Sep 9th

How to start out

I have a new interest in voice acting, but I don't know how to start. There are so many factors to consider. Vocals, reading ability, acting ability, equipment, voicing material, etc. Before getting into the technical side of things, I would need to work on...

Reddit by Background_River_279 Sep 9th

What should I do? Advice about a course

Hey guys I’m 20 and trying to find my way into the industry. I have a place on a course (in London) which to me seems pretty expensive for what it is. But the school claims to have very good industry connections: which seems legit as a lot of good actors have...

Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Sep 9th

International Travel for a role

I was just wondering: if an American production would shoot partly in Europe, do the actors then need a visa for that specific European country (and the production company just takes care of that) or not because it’s still an American production company that...

Reddit by SwimGood22 Sep 9th

Actresses, what are roles that immediately turn you away from a project?

I’m curious to experiences you’ve had for roles offered that turn you away. What are typical female characters that feel typecast to you? What have been roles that challenge and attract you to the character, especially showing the writers and director care...

Reddit by ident1tyunkn0wn Sep 9th

I’m desperate for a technique/studio that is trauma informed. Any information is greatly appreciated.

Ok so I don’t know if it’s me but almost every class I’ve taken has resulted in some form of trauma. It probably sounds like I’m being dramatic but hear me out…in the 6 years I’ve been studying acting I’ve been victim blamed, verbally abused, shamed in front...

Reddit by username698085 Sep 9th

Shameless Grifter

So let me start this out by saying I used to work on the Walking Dead wiki way back in the day, I was a huge super fan of the show. Years later I got the opportunity to work as an extra. Flash forward to a few days later a friend of mine sent me picture of a...