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Reddit by betamau5 May 12th

First time on set as an extra in a movie with star-studded cast: any advice?

I got booked as an extra in a movie coming out in the next year or 2. The cast is full of insanely famous and ridiculously good actors. I’m mainly excited to be on set - to see how everything works and get the chance to watch these actors in their element...

Reddit by AutoModerator May 12th

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 DragonWarriorMH May 12th

i need Arabic voice actors

Hello there, i am not sure if there are Arabs here but I am Arabic looking for Arabs to do voice qcting for BERSERK anime

Reddit by MrLeakyToaster May 12th

Paying agents for jobs they didn’t get you

So I heard that you should pay your agents even for jobs you got yourself. I’m totally in favor of this and understand it’s importance. The question I have is if there was a formal method to doing this or is it just being honorable and paying your agent what...

Reddit by June-as-in-july May 11th

How to get a more stable body by myself?

Hello everyone, Still French actor in training, I just did a few contests for national schools, and the verdict is firm: I have a body so unstable and unbalanced it is impressive in the bad way. I also tend to hurt myself really easily by playing intensely...

Reddit by Cordath May 11th

How does one get out of their head when performing?

I'm primarily a voice actor right now but I find traditional acting translates better to stuff like this, hence why I'm here and not over on the VA subreddit. I have a problem with being in my head, especially if it's a bigger project. It makes me overthink...

Reddit by Delvakiir May 11th

Doing unpaid work to gain experience as a newbie?

I'm a new voice actor. I've been at it about two months now. I've seen a little success and would like to keep advancing my skills and career. Is doing unpaid work to build up experience on my resume a good idea? I worry that if the work isn't paid I won't be...

Reddit by Same-Moose-2115 May 11th

Actors Access Talent Link while not living in LA or NY?

has anybody used talentlink while not living in either LA or NYC? did any agents reach out still?

Reddit by Jeremiahbest4 May 11th

help with Kronk?

Hello, I am an aspiring voice actor, just for some fun and I've been practicing doing Kronk from Emporors New Groove, using his Poison for Kuzco line as a warmup but I'm still having issues getting his exact tone down, are there any tips or better warmup...

Reddit by brentmukai May 11th

Professional voice actor for anime, video games, commercials, etc. AMA

I’m sitting on a plane with nothing to do, if you want advice, I’ll do my best to help!

Reddit by FinzujiCane May 11th

Do you know any successful actors that worked 9-to-5 while coming up as an actor?

We always hear about bartenders and all that, but are there 9-to-5 success stories? And I mean people who actively worked a 9-to-5 while auditioning.

Reddit by Lasanar May 11th

Getting to an acting college in the US for international (ukrainian) student

Hi, I’m M19 (not a weapon lol) from Odesa, Ukraine. You all know pretty well what’s going on in our country and I’m not here to talk about it (but I’ll answer all questions ofc). I’ve worked in marketing and business for 4 years, and even created my own SMM...

Reddit by Icy_Mastodon_3903 May 11th

Turning 22 in June(F) and will be doing finance work full-time but recently felt a calling toward acting

Yep. That's me. Turning 22 this June and still am questioning my path in life. I am going into the finance industry because I recently graduated from university with a business degree. I have NO professional experience whatsoever in acting nor have I ever...

Reddit by kplily May 11th

Grateful and a question

So grateful to this group! As an understudy actor in their first professional production, this group helped me: 1) Learn my lines quickly. Got cast three weeks before show opening. 2) Being able to go from being an understudy for two roles with different...

Reddit by drbbbipster May 11th

Asking for advice.

So I’m a green actor to say the least. Decided to pursue it later in life, did a low budget, did two student films in community college, and took an acting for camera class in college. The class was after a two year Covid hiatus. I also took one improv comedy...

Reddit by warwaker May 11th

Voice actor wanted. 32 lines. $100. All conversational lines. Santino is the main character's uncle. Older voice wanted. Cheerful.

Reddit by mpxicodfish May 11th

Any Suggestions for Professional Coaches / Courses for VA?

Hello! I'm an aspiring voice actor who is pretty new to Reddit and would appreciate some suggestions for any professional online coaches or courses I can take. I'm doing research on how to start a career and was intimidated by the many many resources this...

Reddit by WolfOrdinary5875 May 10th

should i sign an nda for a short film if it's just a template on google?

i got casted and they want me to sign an nda, im a new actor so im unsure if this is a good idea. when they sent the nda over to me i recognized it was from google, ive read it over many times and i dont see anything malicious or exploitative about it so im...

Reddit by xXNOdrugsForMEXx May 10th

Question: There are so many bad actors out there, why not to just hypnotize them into being their character so at least they act realistically?

Of course under saftey masures etc.

Reddit by DeepLettuce3101 May 10th

acting beginner

what to do to be an actor now, not having money for a course for now and being in a place with almost no productions?