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Reddit by Significant_Step_193 Feb 13th

Do college acting classes help on resume? would they care?

**Does college acting classes look good on resume, agent and actor decision process?** I'm planning on taking (Acting 1) class in my CC. I know it won't hurt to take some and it will help me become better actor but I'm also curious what the industry think...

Reddit by Safe_Confection3553 Feb 13th

Any yale mfa acting updates ?

I auditioned for Yale school of drama and made it to the interview process. I wanted to know if anyone has gotten any invitations for final callbacks or even heard a time frame in which they would be sent? I emailed to see if they could give a time frame but...

Reddit by _savannah_jenkins_ Feb 13th

How am I supposed to get a flexible job to try to pursue acting if a lot of those jobs pay so low I can’t do anything?

I mean seriously I honestly don’t know. I try to find some flexible jobs and usually look at the typical ones for an actor such as being a waiter but that and jobs like that pay so low I don’t know how I’d ever afford and apartment or a house or even a car. I...

Reddit by Definition0f1nsanity Feb 13th

I've been on ActorsAccess and Backstage for a year now and I only got like five auditions and zero work...

Like what gives? I have pretty decent headshots from what people tell me, I don't think I'm ugly, I'm ethnically ambiguous which may or may not be what's hurting me, and I have like five past jobs under my belt including one that was out in theaters I was in...

Reddit by astronaut3648 Feb 13th

NYC vs LA, but for real this time.

I feel like LA has 100x as many audition opportunities for screen work than NYC. Obviously it is gate kept by reputable agencies but still. Right now I'm trapped in co-star hell in NYC. I hate my reps, they don't give me personal attention and their reach...

Reddit by Blueeyesindisguise Feb 13th

What is the youngest age you have been asked to audition for and how wide was the gap from your actual age?

Many of my peers are stuck auditioning for teen roles despite being in their mid to late 20s, some in their 30s. I know that looking young really helps you in this career, but many of these roles have them acting alongside actual teen actors sometimes they...

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Feb 13th

At what point in my career should I submit to theatrical agents?

Hey all! I see posts on here a lot from very green actors with no credits/experience trying to get agents. This post is sort of the opposite of that. I'm wondering (in your opinion) at what point in an actors career should they start submitting to theatrical...

Reddit by Beowolf193 Feb 13th

Feeling hopeless and stupid

Long story short, male (29)naturally baritone since I was little I always had a love for performing voices. Still to this day I get people at my work or online in a game saying I got a an amazing voice. All I ever wanted was to voice characters (more so the...

Reddit by alexdau Feb 13th

New Casting Networks membership INSANITY

You guys have to get a load of this. Background- I'm a working actor who joined CN maybe 10 years ago. I think I may have started with a basic account, but must've quickly upgraded to paid. Now I have had a paid account with unlimited photo and videos, but...

Reddit by DarknessSnake62 Feb 13th

[PAID WORK] Looking for a good impression of Kratos and/or Atreus (GoW Ragnarok) for a dumb meme (Dollar per word)

This video will be 30 minute or less (honestly probably like 10 seconds.) The "script" goes Atreus(yelling and a bit annoyed): Noramlize being a furry Kratos (angered tone): Noramlize being fucking normal, boy. It's a joke my friends and I made during a...

Reddit by fishgoats Feb 13th

Which actor fully nailed the role of the real person in their biography?

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Reddit by Silvertinge Feb 13th

I know someone who’s awful but who is well established. What can I do to protect myself from him/discourage others to work with him?

Trust me, the things he does is evil. But how can I avoid him as much as possible, when we are both actors in the same big city?

Reddit by joesatmoes Feb 12th

How effective can SAG and ACTRA crack down on non union actors trying for union roles?

There's many union productions I go for, but I'm always wondering if I can choose not to be in the union and still get those roles. I'd like to remain non union, or eligible, for as long as I can. I know some SAG-eligible members who still have done union...

Reddit by TheManwithaBlackHat Feb 12th

Ridiculous NYU Student Film Casting Director Demands

I'm curious what people here think about the recent NYU thesis castings taking place. I saw a breakdown on AA for a role. I submitted and then received an offer to submit a self-tape audition. However, there was one problem; the sides were at least four pages...

Reddit by zaru-don Feb 12th

Hello. Can anyone share some tips about what I can practice to produce multiple distinct voices when doing character work like for anime?

Hi everyone. I'm an aspiring voice actor but a complete amateur. To practice, I have been narrating over manga panels and I have uploaded them on profile. The most common feedback I get is that I need to work on making my voice sound more distinctive because...

Reddit by PalatableMahogany Feb 12th

Please don't sue me for $2.3T. Hiram Abiff loves u

Reddit by zendi_lyon Feb 12th

we audition still recommended?

I've heard hit and miss stories with weaudition with a lot of people saying they struggled with too many technical glitches on the platform. is it still the go to site for actors in need of a reader?

Reddit by alluvicqueen Feb 12th

How many people on average apply for a role?

By role i mean specifically for a big budget show or movie, that agents submit actors to. what do you think?

Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Feb 12th

What has your career and story in acting looked like so far?

I’m interested in the hearing about the paths you all took and what your journeys have been like since you decided to become actors or work in the industry. •Where did you get your start? •Where and what did you train in? Why did you choose that? •How did you...

Reddit by queen_of_kong Feb 12th

Blizzard's Casting Director Andrea Toyias has a zoom workshop coming up in March for VAs

I took this workshop last year and I have been recommending this to every voice actor I know. It's game-changing. She's cast/voice directed Overwatch, Diablo, World of Warcraft. If you're free on March 18, definitely consider taking this workshop! I'm such a...