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Reddit by hendersonwriter10 Nov 11th

Actor call outs in Las Vegas, NV

I am currently casting for a fiction audio podcast to be to be recorded locally in December. I am looking for 4 non-union actors of legal age. This is a paid gig $150/day. To apply, pls email to hendersonwriter10@gmail. In the email subject of your...

Reddit by kennedydynasty Nov 11th

What casting sights do you recommend?

I am not looking to become a serious actor, but I would really like to try out being an extra in films. I was on backstage but I don't want to pay for it if it is going to be mainly student films like I've seen. Are there any casting sights you recommend for...

Reddit by Creative-Diva-05 Nov 11th

I have a VNS scar and I hate myself for it, do I still have acting possibilities

I want to be an actress/model. But I think I’m too ugly for it/will denied roles/jobs. For those who don’t know what VNS scars look like, there are two ((one by your heart (where the chip is) and the other on your neck (where the wire is)). The one by my...

Reddit by satanicgoblin Nov 11th

Any advice on how to recreate the voice acting from BK songs despite having a very deep voice?

I've been trying to train my voice to be able to recreate Karkat's voice in [this song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWcb2pdgZTc), or perhaps like the voice actor for [Karkat in Voxus' "Lets Read Homestuck" (If timestamp link doesnt work its at...

Reddit by TerribleBanana4466 Nov 11th

Is it possible to burn bridges with CD's?

When I first started out, I didn't always send in great quality tapes because I was still developing as an actor and (honestly) got my agent too early. I'm wondering if sending in less then amazing tapes often translates to that CD never calling you in again?

Reddit by jelly_jellooooo Nov 11th

How do actors remember their details and choices of their role when they get a callback months later?

(I’m talking about an in-person audition) I know some actors after getting an audition they throw their sides away so how do they remember what choices they made if they get a callback months later?

Reddit by General_Career3251 Nov 10th

Fi Core

Please will anyone whose gone Fi Core tell me about their experience. It seems more and more actors are choosing Fi Core (or claiming to be Fi Core when they’re not) and it’s becoming more accepted by the industry. I understand what Fi Core is and how it...

Reddit by Officialbabe Nov 10th

Jobs. Actors life

I’m an actor but I’m very new- still sorting out my headshots and showreel and getting an agent and have auditions etc. however, I’m really struggling financially, I have done a bit acting here and there and other casual jobs here and there but not enough to...

Reddit by PrblmticThrowaway Nov 10th

Tips for a fellow Mentally Ill Actor? [Bipolar]

Hello everyone! I'm an aspiring actor with Bipolar (untreated but will get meds soon). Is there any way I can still make it through my career? I've had offers for student short films and played in one. But I'm not sure if I can ever make it due to my...

Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 10th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

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...

Reddit by justxpeachy Nov 10th

Agents are like buses...

Hi, so this is a follow-up on my post from yesterday, which you can read [HERE.](https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/comments/yqfnd7/to_sign_or_not_to_sign_advice_on_accepting_a/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) If you can't be bothered to read it...

Reddit by Powerful_Network14 Nov 10th

I’m curious to know— as a complete beginner, what is “the actor’s process”?

I hear words like “do the work” and things get thrown around. How does someone transform themselves into a new character or person entirely? I just began acting training and I’m curious how the days are spent? Do you first breakdown the script and memorize...

Reddit by AliceEverdeenVO Nov 10th

The Voice Actor's Complete Guide to A Successful Directed Voiceover Session

Voiceover artists often get asked if they can take part in a "directed session", also known as a "live session", to record a script for a project. Directed sessions are a great way to maximize time, streamline efficiency, and minimize revisions, not to...

Reddit by Fresh_Floop Nov 10th

Hangover voice

Hi y'all :) My "normal" voice is quite high (at least that is my own perception), however after going out drinking and singing my voice is much lower (not necessarily raspy or husky). This clearly shows that my voice is able to have a much wider spectrum than...

Reddit by Cryogen2964 Nov 10th

New voice actor here, how should I start?

I’m a 17 soon to be 18 year old high school student and I’ve been acting and all that for most of my life, I have all the equipment and recording software I’d need for this but I’m not sure how I should format my demo tape or where I should start out like...

Reddit by loveshot_1 Nov 10th

Any Auditions Available For Me?

Hi. I’m 13F (almost 14), half asian (if that helps) and I’m an actress. I can’t seem to find any auditions for me at the moment for TV and film, do any of you know of any current big auditions or casting calls happening that fit my criteria? thank you.

Reddit by ndrewsteiner Nov 10th

Paid auditions?

Is it just me, or should actors be getting paid to audition? At least on projects with a decent budget. A lot of these roles take a good amount of time to shoot, memorize, edit etc... and the vast majority of the time there's not even a thank you for...

Reddit by bringmethebucket Nov 10th

Script Feedback from an Actor?

Reddit by roger_federer_goat Nov 10th

A Weird SAG-AFTRA/SAG-Eligibility Question?

Hey acting peeps! So I'm a non-union actor in New York. And while I was going through the process of being cast in a New Media Project, I remembered that I had done a Principal Role on a 2017 New Media Project (in 2019 right when I moved here). So even though...

Reddit by Strange-Associate412 Nov 10th

Talent Link

I’m in the Atlanta Market and I was wondering if talent link on actor access is useful for people that act in Atlanta.