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Reddit by noclownshere Sep 9th

I got an invitation to audition but have no time to do it. Should I decline?

As mentioned above, I received an eco cast for a self-tape audition on actors access about 1.5 weeks ago. I am currently in 7 classes, working, and auditioning multiple times a week. Any audition is exciting to get. However, this role is for an unpaid short...

Reddit by SolutionLive7519 Sep 9th

Should American actors attend UK conservatories?

I’m an American actor who is considering studying at a conservatory in the UK. I am interested in RADA, LAMDA, Bristol Old Vic and Guildhall. I’m interested in studying in the UK because: \- Studying in the UK is generally cheaper than studying in the US. \-...

Reddit by harshreality35 Sep 9th

What if there is no acting classes in your area? What should I do to get started?

I'm a pretty green actor and I'm in the east coast. There aren't any adult acting classes near by. I know no matter your experience getting some acting classes under your belt is pivotal. I've never landed a gig and I do plan to get some professional head...

Reddit by BestTipGiver Sep 9th

Is it worth my time to stay with this agency?

I’ve been with a local agency: Big Fish NW Talent, and I’ve been with a particular agent that reps their youth actors for about 7 months. I’ve gotten some auditions and I’ve asked her about some submissions that she apparently submitted me for. I’ve asked her...

Reddit by dinomiah Sep 9th

Coaching/Classes in Northern Wisconsin

Howdy folks! I'm working on starting in voiceover. Been doing my research: Dee Bradley Baker's site, VO Buzz Weekly, Voice Over Voice Actor, noodling with my sound equipment from multi-track recordings and all that jazz. I'm signed up for the online beginner...

Reddit by Jackthepk17 Sep 9th

Who is the voice actor for college humor's "Everything That Will Kill You... From A to Z"

Hi all! Terribly sorry if this is not the place for this type of post, but I figured if anyone would know who it was it would be this group of lovely people. The voice acting in College Humor's "Everything That Will Kill You... From A to Z" is absolutely...

Reddit by nachikeighth Sep 8th

Actors of the uk?

How execute I get an acting agent I know 16 and I would like an agent or ⠀manager?

Reddit by musicalslimetutorial Sep 8th

Recommendation: Quentin Tarantino's First Novel - 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

Must read for all actors. He provides so much insight into the entertainment industry writing from his own experience. More insightful than most 'actor's handbooks' I've read. Nothing like the movie in case you were wondering too... Let me know if you check...

Reddit by musicalslimetutorial Sep 8th

Why Do Working-Class Actors Have Managers?

I’ve always wondered this and I’m 6 years into my career now and still don’t know the answer. For working actors, who aren’t famous, don’t have to go on press tours, and have a schedule that they can easily manage themselves, what’s the appeal of getting a...

Reddit by MR_System_ Sep 8th

Dumb question, but how the hell do you know if you sound like a person you're doing an impression of or not?

I sound like so much of an idiot it's laughable. Right. Here's the deal. I've been a voice actor and actor for ... can't remember how long. I've always done original voices for characters, in both acting and just voice acting. However, I also used to be into...

Reddit by Rockstabulous Sep 8th

Reel Editing Research

Yes, I'm an editor posting in the acting sub... again. But I'm not just here to advertise to editing, I'm doing a bit of market research, and any input would be fabulous! I'll keep this short. I have 5 years of professional editing experience and am trying to...

Reddit by Western_Equipment_62 Sep 8th

NYC based black actor just looking for some advice on getting to the next level.

I’ve been working pretty consistently for almost 10 years. I’ve done off-broadway and indie theatre, a few tours, and a couple independent feature films. When i do get cast it’s usually to lead. I’m not repped and when I do have representation it feels like...

Reddit by Iceycat1234 Sep 8th

Let’s get philosophical eh?

Was just surfing the web and stumbled upon a beautiful story. Jim Carrey’s story is amazing and in his story there’s this part where he would drive his car up Mulholland Drive, and envision his success, tell himself he’s going to make it. He wrote a check up...

Reddit by TheRadHatter9 Sep 8th

Gee, I wonder if those "A-List" actors are working for free on this film as well.

Reddit by Organic-Carob-3761 Sep 8th

**Two actors needed for Zoom table read on 9/15/21 at 8pm (eastern) - 32 page short film

\*\*\*Update - I am only looking for two roles: I am a screenwriter who wrote a short screenplay (32 pages) and am in need of actors for a table read. The table read will be conducted over Zoom, and recorded to further develop my screenplay. The date and time...

Reddit by LazyWriter2002 Sep 8th

Looking for actors to audition for an indie film.

Pay negotiable. Would shoot in Franklin County, PA. The film is a horror-thriller-comedy. It's called "Downriver", here's the logline: "While on a kayaking trip, four friends get trapped on a haunted river" I'm looking to sorta subvert genre cliches by not...

Reddit by IrishActor Sep 8th

Is this just happening to me or is it common?

Hi all, I feel like I'm having a serious run of bad luck. I've worked on multipe projects over the years and I've always had toruble with getting my footage or it being released. For example, I worked on a my first uk feature film in 2017 and I was so excited...

Reddit by mayekchris Sep 8th

Since last July I've been virtually interviewing mostly voice actors and make a point to bring up brand new topics with each one. Here's my interview with Yuri Lowenthal back in May.

Reddit by SElain Sep 8th

Are there any podcasts focusing on interviews with industry talent?

Hi everyone. I'm curious to know if there are any podcasts out there that primarily focus on interviews with voice actors about their experiences in the industry. I've done some cursory googling and all I can seem to find are podcasts that are meant to help...

Reddit by skyybunnie07 Sep 8th

New V.A Rates Help!!

Hi!! I’m relatively new to voice acting! I’ve been doing work as a actress all my life but recently started voice acting. The jobs I’ve done before have been a flat rate however I got offered a new job and he’s asking about my rates for a monthly/ bi monthly...