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Reddit by Expert-Ad-4467 Sep 16th

Animator here I Need a scp 049 voice actor I’ll pay you 11 in robux if you read these lines for me and send me the audio recordings.

“PESTILENCE” preferably in a worried voice “I have saved yet another” in relief And last one “your clear little one” Message and we can discuss this in further detail

Reddit by Lipmoshacook Sep 15th

Has anyone here lived in LA/NY and moved away while still landing work in those markets?

I’m a SAG actor who has lived in LA for five years as well as a couple in NY — in truth, I’m not a big fan of life in either city. I’m way happier in smaller towns. Meanwhile, in the two and a half years since COVID began, I have had ONE in person audition...

Reddit by Nervous_Return_9633 Sep 15th

Is it feasible for an Indian to come to LA to become an actor?

What kind of roles am I looking at ? Also, what's the competition like for roles specifically for brown people?

Reddit by AutoModerator Sep 15th

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 actorlylife Sep 15th

Affordable NYC classes and casting director workshops?

Hi everyone. I’m surprised there isn’t an acting sub just for the NYC market where we can help each other with resources. (Or is there??) I was in LA for a long time and through luck found affordable casting director workshops at a place called ITA. Here in...

Reddit by BuckarooOJ Sep 15th

Narrator needed for a fan infomercial

For my video editing class I am making a commercial for the album known as "Everywhere at the end of Time", and I will need a narrator, for my one and a half minute video. I want a voice actor sounding similar to [Mark...

Reddit by AutoPilotScan Sep 15th

Does having a day job in the biz helps?

For the working actors (and musicians) out there. Do you find it useful to have a day job in the entertainment business? Say you’re an IT guy, a technician, or a marketing admin at a studio or some media company. Would that help you when it comes to...

Reddit by xJoshuaMaye90 Sep 15th

Methods in Memorizing Lines - Chunking versus Traditional -

Greetings, /Acting! I just wanted to help those who need some assistance in memorizing their lines for maximizing their full potential in their acting endeavours. WHAT IS CHUNKING? Chunking when it comes to establishing short-term or long-term memory is...

Reddit by DXN_Boy Sep 15th

How much daily practice is optimal?

Hey guys, new actor in training here and I’m currently taking a 3-year drama course - this course can be done within a year if I’m able to meet graduation standards in that time frame (something I aspire to do) How much time a day do you feel I should focus...

Reddit by childish5iasco Sep 15th

[Paid Gig] FEMALE ONLY - Dark Romantic Fantasy - $100-300/PFH

Hello there! I have a client who is looking to fill the role of a female audiobook narrator. The male narrator has already been cast. **Specifically, she is looking for a Black or Afro Latina actress.** This project will be done as a dual-narration (not to be...

Reddit by Arya_Skye Sep 15th

How would you make a resume for online casting?

I've opened an account with Backstage and Actors Access. I'm extremely new to this but wanted to give it a try. How would one make a resume when you have no experience? I was told I had to have an agent but then I was told I didn't. Thoughts? Advice?

Reddit by meekostar Sep 15th

Is it ever possible to be an actor/improviser and still have trouble public speaking?

Maybe I’m just a terrible actor cuz there’s something about public speaking (not even just giving a big presentation to a big crowd, even just giving instructions to 2-4 people) where I can’t even control my reaction, I just freeze up and lose all train of...

Reddit by cryoncue Sep 14th

What do you see as the biggest challenge for being in the moment ?

The one thing we all talk about as actors is “being in the moment” The challenge is acting teachers, directors , casting directors and other actors will often tell you… “ just be in the moment…” but what they are not understanding about acting is … Acting is...

Reddit by ActorActingInLA Sep 14th

When to move on from an acting class?

I want to preface this by saying that I love my acting class. It has helped to drastically improve my acting. My teacher is incredibly kind and supportive, and never misses an opportunity to tell me how proud they are of me when I book something. I feel a...

Reddit by PaxtonButlerVoice Sep 14th

Is voice acting still doing remote gigs or are they going back to studio time?

So I’m still a relatively new voice actor, but I was wondering if since the pandemic the industry has since gone back to studios, or is it still possible to get gigs remotely? I want to find out before I move and that’s *if* I move in the first place. So...

Reddit by Relevant-Mission27 Sep 14th

Do you HAVE to take Drama in school?

Love acting but I hated drama, I dropped it in S3. Acting is fun, I love it, I’ve wanted to be an actor and stuff. My mum said that I can’t because I’ve not taken drama for the last two years. I’m now S4 (Year 10?/11. Grade 10)

Reddit by Forbesington Sep 14th

Will the quality of my home studio make me more marketable?

This might sound like a dumb question and on its face the answer is probably yes, but I guess I'm wondering how big of a difference that makes. And before I get a bunch of "your skill as a voice actor will determine your success" comments I want you to assume...

Reddit by Cold_Programmer_6676 Sep 14th

Did I Get The Part?!

So hello. I’m going to give you a quick introduction first. So we had singing auditions first, which I believe I actually did quite good(I am NOT a good singer but my voice was blended in.) I’m not bad but I’m Not Ariana Grande. We had dancing yesterday...

Reddit by HunterXero Sep 14th

How do you deal with jealousy in the biz?

Depression can play a factor too. There are times when people who want to be actors but never really pursue it, audition, or anything will get a big part in something because their buddy is a director. Not saying I wish that person didn't get it, but it's...

Reddit by Impossible-Wind-987 Sep 14th

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