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  2. Reddit by randumbrando Feb 15th

    Director replaced me, is this normal?

    Booked the lead role in a film. Was a bit slow responding to messages (24-48 hours) about paperwork and costumes since I was busy (this is unpaid MFA film work btw), director messages me and tells me I seem too busy and it would take too long to discuss back...

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  4. Reddit by kiniAli Feb 15th

    Timeline question

    Hi there! Im a non-actor and landed a role for a National commercial. It was me and one other guy in the commercial. I filmed in mid-January and it still has yet to air. I’ve read around enough to know not to expect anything ahead of time regarding residuals...

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  6. Reddit by Stedding_Shangtai Feb 15th

    Do you read the whole book before you record?

    I’m interested in following a voice acting career. I’ve been watching a lot of videos, listening to lots of pod casts and lurking here for a while. I studied audio production for a few quarters in college and know the basics, could always study and learn more...

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  7. Reddit by WoodyWoodchuckchuck Feb 15th

    Unknown SAG Actors Who Don't Do Shorts?

    Why is it that some actors have NO short film credits? I mean "unknown" SAG actors. Like I've noticed quite a few lately on IMDb in my market that for the past like 5-10 years doing this, they only have major TV and film credits. And they're not big roles...

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  8. Reddit by Hot-Ad-313 Feb 15th

    Best Acting agencies in texas

    Hey guys, so i'm a local actor in san antonio texas, I have a lot of experience acting i've done a few background jobs in commercials, 2 local films, and acted in a handful of plays in college (and all in high school) I'm gonna be going to texas state for my...

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  9. Reddit by yobv123 Feb 15th

    American going to drama school in UK?

    Applying to a bunch of schools in the uk. Does anyone have any opinions or experiences if it’s worth it or not? Will I just be spending my money on nothing? Do they want American actors in the uk? Will finding a job in the states after studying in the uk be...

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  13. Reddit by Skeptical_Minotaur Feb 14th

    Voices.com - A Crappy Deal for Talent?

    I make science videos and my company uses [Voices.com](https://Voices.com). Per policy we can't use the self service method, and so have to use the one where the project is managed by Voices staff. Over the years, the project management fee has gotten bigger...

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  15. Reddit by rosesandclover3 Feb 14th

    Is It Really Possible to Become an Actress at 21?

    I have wanted to act since I was a child; however, I grew up in one of the poorest counties in Tennessee, and there were never opportunities. I would stay up late reading monologues to myself in the mirror, reading books about acting, and watching YouTube...

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  16. Reddit by Blockhead267 Feb 14th

    Need help deciding if they agency is legit or not

    I interviewed at an agency called Images yesterday, and they said they’d like to work with me. Only problem is that they charge upwards of $2000 for acting classes that are mandatory. The agency is usually used for upcoming actors to get a start in the...

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  17. Reddit by Sebastian83100 Feb 14th

    Top 10 LA based management companies?

    So, I am researching the top ten LA management companies and I am struggling a bit with that. I keep getting Agencies which is not what I'm looking for. So, could any fellow actors help point me in the right direction please? Thanks!

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