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Reddit by Kris_Ford Aug 2nd

Chemistry and Acting

I am in school to be a chemist, then I wanna go to a Master's program for a cosmetic chemistry degree, but ever since I was young, I wanted to pursue acting, and I just finished my first gig as a background actress. Am I able to do both? And has anyone done...

Reddit by Boring-Cunt Aug 2nd

do actors get paid per episode for a cartoon series?

Or do they get paid per session? So say for example an actor was appearing in 8 episodes of a cartoon, would they get paid a free for each episode they appeared in or just for as many sessions it took to record all their lines ?

Reddit by clawhammer-cat Aug 2nd

Looking more hireable

I realize that I've just kind of let myself stop caring about what I look like and that's severely impacted my ability to get gigs. I'm not going to expound on anecdotal evidence, but I have plenty with direct ties to how I appear interfering with my jobs...

Reddit by marie_g10 Aug 2nd

Lobbying???

What does it mean when they say an actor lobbied hard for the role and how do they successfully do it other than auditioning?

Reddit by AyimeAnime Aug 1st

Sharing Information on Japan's Most Famous Voice Actor

Reddit by piskachiu Aug 1st

Did someone else feel cringe when having to act in a play? Let’s say a school play or any kind of performance where you have to follow a script.

So just recently I realized that this might be a trauma response. I know a lot of people feel shy while performing. But this one is somehow different. Do you know those school performances where you had to pretend you were someone else and act with someone...

Reddit by BitterMorning568 Aug 1st

Wilhelmina Denver or Maximum Talent/The Block Agency?

I got two offers from agencies in Denver and don’t know which one to sign with. I am a fulltime actor and modeland Wanted to get anyone's opinion on Wilhelmina Denver and how good they really are. I know that Wilhelmina Denver is only an affiliate/satellite...

Reddit by isababyel Aug 1st

Acting classes/ actors access

Hey guys! So I just made the move to New York (yay!) and I’m looking into acting classes here. One that I was looking at is Actors Access, specifically the fast track program. Has anyone here done that program? Would you recommend it? Alternatively, what...

Reddit by Burreaux_Heaux9 Aug 1st

Question: Is there a way to fix acting profiles on Apple TV+?

On Apple TV+ actors have profiles kinda like on IMDb just less detailed and WAY less editable. It’s almost like they just appear. Anyway, my little cousin is an actor and somehow 2 different profiles have populated for him on Apple TV. His mom asked if I can...

Reddit by sandy_shark903 Aug 1st

Anybody here ever met any voice actors? If so, who were they and what was it like meeting them?

For me I have met a few at various cons * I met Veronica Taylor (the original Ash Ketchum) twice at SC Comic Con (2017 and 2022). She is one of the sweetest people I have met at a con. She loved my James impression when I first met her and she talked to me as...

Reddit by jump4joy222 Aug 1st

what are little signs (besides booking) that help you know you're doing well in your craft?

I know people always assume that booking the role is the only way you really know you're doing well. But not booking a role doesn't mean you are a bad actor (as it can come down to so many other factors) so how are YOU able to tell you are doing well...

Reddit by AlphaMan69Poppers Aug 1st

Why do I feel guilty by dropping out of the class in the middle?

So I quit an acting class I had been taking for the past three weeks. There are two more weeks, but I decided to drop out. This is an acting class at the studio, and it was about $600. It was 10 classes in total, so, I finished $360 worth, and I’m wasting...

Reddit by watch1122 Aug 1st

Can a prestigious acting coach give an actor a career?

Does such a power exist?

Reddit by sey_mour Aug 1st

Calling all Windsor/Essex actors! We are looking for volunteer background performers for our next film Vampire Zombies...from Space!

Reddit by rosencranzand Aug 1st

The background actor for this shot was not given good direction

Reddit by B1gred95 Aug 1st

Approaching the subject of acting in the interview process.

So this is along the “usual questions” line. Similar to “how do you balance a consistent income and also work as an actor.” My question is, how do you bring up you’re a working actor during the “day job” interview process? What did you say and when in the...

Reddit by Apart_Shock Aug 1st

How do professional voice actors feel about not getting starring roles in animated films?

Usually animated movies by Disney, Pixar and DreamWorks star popular actors in film and television like Tom Hanks, Mike Myers and Robin Williams (RIP), while big name voice actors like Tara Strong, Jim Cummings and Rob Paulsen are mostly regulated to...

Reddit by slicknickchi09 Aug 1st

Hack for confidence in acting?

I just thought of this a couple days ago, but one going into an audition word embodying A character or actor during your audition process help? No I’m not saying to plagiarize the role of an actor, but rather think like the character. Say you’re additioning...

Reddit by MurdersAtSunnyTap Aug 1st

(NOT AN ACTOR!) I decided to uploaded this for the sake of curiosity: Do you think that I could actually get paid off of a 'delivery/performance' like this one? thanks in advance!

Reddit by TheGentlemanWolf Aug 1st

Serious Question: Why are so many English dub anime voice actors so unprofessional and why are they rewarded for it?

Been a voice actor for a few years now and something been bothering me and has me confused, and it's how the hell do certain English dub voice actors get away with acting they way they do (especially on Twitter). Attend a number of acting related classes and...