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Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Jan 6th

PERCY JACKSON OPEN CALL

Can I still apply for the role of Annabeth who is supposed to be 12 even though I‘m already 18 because compared to me being 12 I really didn‘t change at all except for my height. I‘ve read about many actors applying for Percy Jackson on Reddit and I was also...

Reddit by actresswhowrites Jan 6th

How much progress should I have made in a year?

I’ve been acting since February 2021, and while I have grown a bit, I feel like I have a long way from being a truly good actor. I don’t believe I have unrealistic expectations, I don’t expect to have Viola Davis skill or anything after such a short time or...

Reddit by curtisclone Jan 6th

In Die Hard (1988), the scene where Uli pockets a candy bar was improvised by actor and stuntman Al Leong. Writer Steven de Souza said “That assured him a longer life. I was killing somebody every eight or 10 pages but that moment made him interesting. He

Reddit by WaterLTE Jan 6th

Looking for a voice actor who can do a Glamrock Freddy impression for a short meme on my YouTube.

Pay can be discussed through DMs. It’s better we find out price so we both are satisfied. It’s a single line of dialogue. Thanks.

Reddit by limbo_timbo Jan 6th

I’m about to begin my first job as an actor for a professional stage. What should be my next steps?

I will be going on a national tour with a professional Theatre company as a paid actor. This is my first professional role. Once I complete the tour, what sort of doors will have opened to me as someone with a professional gig on my resume? Should I consider...

Reddit by Lmcuster Jan 6th

Classes or Coach?

For some time now I have been interested in becoming a voice actor. I already have a good recording space and equipment, but I'm not sure where to start. This leads me to the title. I have 0 acting experience. Never taken a class in school or with a group...

Reddit by 3921onoal Jan 6th

getting started

my childhood dream was always to become an actor and i really want to get started. i live in oc, california- next to LA- and i dont know where to begin. do you begin with school? do you begin with classes? any classes? where do you sign up. i really want to...

Reddit by VoiceOverAndMocapGuy Jan 6th

Got a co-star role, but the show's website says "guest" ... That's still a co-star role

I only had two lines. In my opinion, that's a co-star role, but the show's official website and credits say "guest." What would you consider this and what would you label it as on your actor resume? Thanks everyone.

Reddit by Professional-Meal753 Jan 6th

Voice acting project help

Before I ask the question, let me explain what I am trying to do first. I just thought of an interesting project I can work on. I recently read the Princess Evangile visual novel. After reading it I through, I just had a brilliant idea. Since the visual novel...

Reddit by cabin1211 Jan 5th

How NOT to break into Voice Acting

For **anyone** looking to get into voice acting full time I seriously recommend taking a quick look at this article! It's short and to the point but outlines one of the core things that held me back from being a Voice Actor full-time... and that is...

Reddit by HuckleberryFin134 Jan 5th

How’s the industry in LA right now?

Moving to LA next week in hopes of starting to work on film, for LA actors currently there, how is it? Will it be difficult for me to get an agent? Are there things even filming? I feel like I’m going out on a limb just by moving out there but I don’t feel...

Reddit by Dapper-Mango Jan 5th

Anyone ever auditioned for a major TV show?

there was a role that was posted by a major casting office on Nov 30 on Actors Access looking for a very specific type of role for a streaming network to fill and I fit the bill perfectly. I applied a week after on Dec 6 (I somehow got super busy and only...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jan 5th

Seeing who booked things over you....a debate. (IG: @OneBrokeActress)

Saw this on IG today about 'I am ready to get hurt again' on IG OneBrokeActress. I'm curious what people think about looking up 'who booked it over you' - it's an interesting debate I got into with friends recently. I did NOT do this for the first 8-10 years...

Reddit by Ok_Explanation_2317 Jan 5th

Agent's access to auditions

My question is, do all agents have access to the same auditions and is it just luck if an actor from a smaller agency will book a huge role? Second question, does anyone know how does it work with European agents when it comes to English movies? Not from UK...

Reddit by MysteryMaltodextrin Jan 5th

Any EMS Actors?

I just signed up for an EMT-b class. This isn’t exactly the kind of job you can just drop for an audition, but I can’t see myself doing grocery store/restaurant work for years, and I really need a confidence boost. Plus I was always interested in healthcare...

Reddit by BlackCastleStables Jan 5th

SAG-Eligible Background Actor - Will I get booked with Central as much if I join SAG?

I am a SAG-eligible background actor. I book a ton of work through Central Casting as a non-union background actor. For those of you who are SAG Background actors working through Central Casting, do you get booked as much as you did when you were non-union?...

Reddit by Swimming-Scale-5947 Jan 5th

Actors access talent link question

Hi! For those of you who have ever used the Actors Access Talent Link and have had some people reach out to them, what kind of profile did you have? I have a reel and some pictures but I was wondering if that was enough to get anyone’s attention. What was...

Reddit by CaptainCoolDown Jan 5th

PNW Possibilities?

I've been told that Seattle has plenty of acting opportunies. I myself am primarily located in Spokane, and I was wondering if there are any reputable agencies or ways to get acting work in my area? Or if anyone has any recommendations for sites that new...

Reddit by WaterLTE Jan 5th

Looking for a voice actor who can do a Glamrock Freddy impression for a short meme.

It’s one line, that’s it. I will pay a small price, probably around $5 USD. Thank you!

Reddit by Human_Grapefruit Jan 5th

First Sides/Audition! Small Victory.

I'm a newer actor (making the leap from stand up/Improv comedy) so I don't have a lot of experience on camera and nothing in my reel but self-tapes. But this evening I just got my first set of sides and a EcoCast Audition for a role I submitted to on Actors...