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by ywayne
Apr 8th
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18,215 posts. Every one links back to the thread on the forum that hosts it.
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by ywayne
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by ZealousidealFront560
Apr 8th
I got a part! (but have no training)
I stumbled into having a small role in a local film (two minutes of screen time and two short lines.) I am not an actor and haven't done anything like this since school plays. Is there anything I should know about being on camera or acting in general? Any...
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by ParticularPaper6095
Apr 8th
Booked 2 projects from 1 callback!
A few weeks ago I got a chemistry read/callback from a self tape that I messed up (I made a [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/tlln4u/i_got_a_callbackchemistry_read_with_a_messed_up/) about it). When I went to the reading the casting director...
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by ViperConcord
Apr 8th
Native Ukrainian language actors comfortable with war scenario context wanted, 50~ lines for $50
Regards, we are looking for male native Ukrainian-speaking actors who are comfortable with, in this climate, participating as talent in our action game voicing Ukrainian military operators. Our Ukrainian talent is unfortunately stuck under occupation and will...
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by ViperConcord
Apr 8th
Looking for male Arabic and Vietnamese actors
Regards, Male Arabic and Vietnamese actors wanted, 50-55 \~ lines - $50, combat game. Native only, simply read the English script in Arabic or Vietnamese and export the files as per our instruction. Ad lib encouraged, usage will be across multiple factions...
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by artiboi_navarro
Apr 8th
$5 Fem voice for Superman fan film animation
I’m looking for someone to play Lois Lane for my fan film “Superman: Fortress.” She has three scenes, but I’ll link the script bellow, it’s only 7 pages. I’m looking for someone who sounds mature, witty, feminine, perhaps a bit arrogant but only because you...
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by Strict_Carpenter_661
Apr 8th
Feeling demotivated
Hi everyone, I recently auditioned for a few a few acting jobs that I really wanted. I put a lot of time and effort into it & personally thought I did good but I guess the casting director thought otherwise. This has been ongoing for a while now and made me...
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by JayJax_23
Apr 7th
What skills does a movie actor have that many TV actors lack?
I’m curious because I hear and see it mentioned quite often that TV actors can’t transition to film well because they lack the skills to act in flim. Although there have been several cases of actors who started on TV shows and became successful on the big...
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by LaserPanda06
Apr 7th
Voice actors wanted!
Hey everybody! I’m a game developer working on a visual novel. There’s many interlocking projects for the game, including a manga and a short webseries about the main character. And that’s what this is about! I’m looking for voice actors (preferably with a...
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by LaserPanda06
Apr 7th
Looking for voice actors!
I have three roles available for the pilot episode of a webseries based off a video game I am developing. The episode will be posted to youtube to promote the game. Talent applicants must be able to sound like a young girl, as the main characters are 10 and...
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by MisoSoup13
Apr 7th
Is it worth it to audition for a role that feels degrading?
I haven’t auditioned for much and at this point I just want to start auditioning for every show I can find. I’m pretty chubby and worry I’ll have a hard time landing roles. There’s a character in a show I want to audition for who’s described as a “tubby junk...
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by JackBBSS
Apr 7th
Is Fame Street worth it?
Hello I'm a new actor and wondering is Fame Street worth it for work and experience? Also the different pay walls, what do you get? Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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by Opening_Attention321
Apr 7th
How do aspiring actors without BFA's or BA's in acting/theatre get into prestigious drama schools for grad school?
As someone currently going through the drama school process from a pre-professional curriculum, I'm curious how many actors without receiving any prior training or having any extensive acting experience get into prestigious drama schools for their MA's or...
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by bubblezcavanagh
Apr 7th
First time ever as an extra next week. What are some Do's/Don'ts?
I'm a seasoned theatre actor, but next week will be my first time ever on a TV set. Theatre is a completely different beast. The more streamlined process, more collaborative room, and less wait time. I'm not sure what to expect on a set other than the...
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by mchilili
Apr 7th
Why is doing background seen negatively?
I know not to expect anything and I genuinely just enjoy meeting other people with the same passions (or not!) and being in an environment I love to be in. But I always hear people say not to do background too much if you want to be an actor. Why is that so?
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by barcaelj
Apr 7th
Question for agents
How long after an agent pitches an actor do they receive the sides from the casting director? (Assuming the CD allows the actor to self tape)
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by Flimsy_Woodpecker382
Apr 7th
When should NDA's be signed?
Hello everyone. I am an actor and I have the following doubt. There was a film audition call that I applied for. I sent my video, resume, and some headshots through email. I received a callback a month later and they asked me to audition for an specific role...
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by Bonzai_Monkey
Apr 7th
Moving Cross Country...What Job Should I Get?
Hi there! I currently live in Northern California, and have decided to move to Atlanta, Georgia after doing a lot of research on the best place to live for starting actors. My question is: what kind of job should I get? I really only *need* enough money for...
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by MaveInfinite
Apr 7th
anyone here love the chase of it all?
When it comes to acting, I just love the chase. I never in a million years saw myself in that acting waiting room getting ready to pour my soul out. I basically didn't know what I wanted to do till I turned 19. I just had a love for tv and movies. I have...
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by mpchop
Apr 7th
Uta Hagen’s A Challenge for the Actor
So I’m a junior in HS and I’m currently taking a musical theatre class and learning more about theatre as an art form, and truly living up to my theatre kid potential. I asked my teacher if I could borrow Uta Hagen’s A Challenge For the Actor. He said I could...
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