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Reddit by Olivethecrocodile Dec 15th

Voice actors, do you play Dungeons and Dragons?

(or any similar table top role playing game) [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/rh4zeg)

Reddit by monkeypenguin47 Dec 15th

Is taking out loans for a drama school a poor financial decision?

I know this one all comes down to perspective, but I figured I would see what perspectives other people have had. I'm an actor in the U.S. and last year I got a recall from LAMDA (in London) and I plan on applying again this year. I'm really interested in the...

Reddit by greatgreengoblins Dec 15th

Looking to talk to and learn from DMV actors, or actors who started in the DMV area. I've been seriously acting for about 5 years, but always have the desire to learn more from others!

If you're in or from the DMV and you have a successful acting career under your belt, I'd love the chance to have a conversation with you! I want to hear what you've done, how you're doing, and what you're going to do moving forwards. I'd like to talk...

Reddit by thehealthyactress Dec 15th

Rumor: casting directors have an app to tell them if an actors social media followers have been bought. Is this true?

It’s no secret that social media following impacts casting decisions. It could be true.

Reddit by Anuintern Dec 15th

Deepanshu Goyal: An Unbelievable Actor

Reddit by mrjamiemcc Dec 14th

Looking for voice actor for cartoon sci-fi mobile game

**Info:** I have developed a mobile game which has a cartoony/sci-fi theme. In which the player orbits a black hole for as long as they can to earn points. You can see the style here...

Reddit by Caolan114 Dec 14th

5 questions for voice actors

1. How do you go about "Finding a voice" to where you know you aren't going to change It. 2. Is It seen as rude or annoying when people meet you and JUST want to hear the voice, no questions? 3. How do you rest or exercise you're throat to stop getting tired...

Reddit by kops182 Dec 14th

Papers on personal boundaries on acting

Hello, everyone I was doing some research and couldn't find any good resource about personal boundaries on acting. What I mean is: I'd like to read more about how acting evolved regarding intimacy in scenes, be it sex, nudity, touching, something agressive...

Reddit by Gabiewabey Dec 14th

Opinion on Matt Vilvardi?

Matt Vilvardi is an actor I found on TikTok and I honestly don’t see him as very good. He over emphasises some stuff and it just feels iffy to me. Although i’m not even an actor (I would like to be one) so I want your opinions on his performances...

Reddit by morganbkeaton Dec 14th

Reality check: you're doing just fine

Hi, community! I saw a couple things this past week that I thought were worth sharing here, since I see a couple themes come up here a lot. First, [Kimlinh Tran](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimlinh_Tran) shared a photo of their [studio...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Dec 14th

IMO Telling an actor they are 'getting too in their head' is the worst kind feedback you can give.

I've done improv for 2 decades now and I've also gone through Meisner training and I have to say some of the worst kind of feedback I think an actor can be given is that they are too 'in their head' - it only puts the actor more (you guessed it) in their...

Reddit by Araan17001 Dec 14th

New to Wanting to Act, Youtube?

Hi, so I’m considering getting into acting for hopefully a few minor roles or even as an extra in the future. The only acting class I took was in high school for 1 year and that was only because it was mandatory, hence I didn’t really care about anything we...

Reddit by aelalynn Dec 14th

How do I become an actress?

Hi, I know this is the most typical question, but I’ve always been so interested in acting and I don’t know how to start. I am a 20 year old female student living in scotland. I would just like some tips on starting out, as I have no contacts at all or hardly...

Reddit by caringfarmerr Dec 14th

Is there any hope for middle to lower class actors these days?

Literally every single fresh face actor seems to come from a upper class background or wealthy. It’s disheartening

Reddit by gomi-panda Dec 14th

Actors/Actresses, what are your go-to stock expressions that you regularly employ to liven up conversations?

I'm curious, as a pleb, what are some expressions or techniques that would help liven up conversations?

Reddit by MaveInfinite Dec 14th

Is it weird that I’m an actor but if I booked a major role in movie/tv -I’d be completely scared?

Sometimes I ask myself..can I handle the pressure of a major role on a TV show or film. Do I have what it takes if I get booked. I know these are stage fright things..is it weird that I have them? Anyone else feel the same way?

Reddit by greatgreengoblins Dec 13th

I'm finally almost to wrap on one of the worst shoots of my life and wanted to vent

It's nearly 5am, hours over the scheduled wrap into a shoot for an unpaid graduate film school project that I foolishly signed up for. Initially I was excited for a one man show, arthouse-type film, I've done plenty of passion projects before, no big deal...

Reddit by lh-09 Dec 13th

Breaking character/bloopers

Not an actor, just curious. I was watching The Office bloopers and although I found it quite entertaining, I couldn't help but wonder whether other actors or the crew on set get annoyed at those who constantly break character and ultimately drag the day on...

Reddit by rpeg Dec 13th

Did you pursue this field because people told you to?

I'm going to assume we're all in a unique category here: strangers come up to us and tell us we should be on the radio and all that. At least I'm guessing that happens to many people here. Growing up it was a meaningless comment for me. I had one of those...

Reddit by incognitotostado Dec 13th

Anyone heard of MJB talent? thoughts

Hi, so I have a few offers for representation and one of them is MJB talent. Its one agent who has 250 clients, apparently has other assistants but arent listed on imdb pro. its ranked top 85 agencies on company meter and is usually fairly high on the list...