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Reddit by EzzerTheLezzer Dec 12th

Is having no additional skills going to turn casting directors (for lack of a better word) against you?

So basically I was looking through actors CVs/Resumes a few days ago and they all played loads of sports and could do loads of accents. I have to admit it made me feel a little embarrassed since I don't have any of that! Plz help

Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Dec 11th

When is the right time to take a masterclass?

When is the right time to take an acting masterclass and how much training must you have had in order to do so? And what is the generell difference between a masterclass and a regular class? Is it just an advanced class for very experienced actors?

Reddit by IronBoy125 Dec 11th

Hey there, I’m looking into starting as a voice actor and am looking for some microphone recommendations.

I’ve been looking at some microphones recently, and am willing to spend about a hundred bucks - maybe more. Currently I’m looking at the AT2020, but I was wondering if there were any other options that may be better?

Reddit by Coastal_wolf Dec 11th

Where is the best place to find gigs?

I’m a beginner voice actor and my equipment is coming very soon. How do I get voice acting gigs and where?

Reddit by June_Etoile Dec 11th

Any actors got advice for me? I am an actor with (non-actor) S.O....

Anyone here further ahead in their careers that have any advice for me on this one? Like many folks here, my SO is a non-actor and a few arguments have fueled up and I need advice - for me, because the arts is SUCH a different business pursuit, I am pretty...

Reddit by twentysnows Dec 11th

New Actor's Timeline? (Los Angeles)

Hi All, I'd like to preface this by saying I am incredibly new to acting, so apologies for any major/minor misconceptions. I'm posting this because I am searching for guidance. My goal is to build an acting resume founded on classes. I started taking classes...

Reddit by TakExplores Dec 11th

Girlfriend wants to become an actress. How can I best support her?

I don't know anything about the industry but I want to support my girlfriend as best as I can. Some things I can think of: \- I know it's an industry that's a lot about "who you know", so I support her in going to any networking events/parties even if that...

Reddit by Ill_Detective_5905 Dec 10th

open audition updates?

i submitted an audition to an open casting call by a popular casting director casting for a new series on hbomax. under the casting call they were also casting for 3 other roles and it was posted on many instagram accounts. how long do you think it would take...

Reddit by janevsthevolcano Dec 10th

I feel like a failure/hack/loser because I can’t cry every night (theatre)

Hi all, I’m doing a play at the moment and it’s very emotionally charged, dealing with heavy topics such as grief, murder, sexual assault, etc. I know good acting is not all about crying and I’m relatively proud of how far I’ve come portraying this character...

Reddit by opalmoon12 Dec 10th

What are your unpopular opinions about online people who are famous for talking about acting/ the industry?

I know there are a lot of people online on youtube, facebook, podcasts, etc. that are famous for discussing being an actor and working in this industry. I listen to a lot of them too, and enjoy them…but in a way I feel like I am taking blind advice...

Reddit by Dazzling_Noises Dec 10th

Is it possible to be eventually be represented theatrically by my current agency?

So, I recently got a commercial agent for an agency that has several different departments such as VO and theatrical. This agency is pretty great for my area, SAG-Franchised, has had some great bookings for their clients, etc.. I was super excited that they...

Reddit by Crafty-Front-5485 Dec 10th

how many auditions on average do UK/London actors get per month?

I mean legit projects with casting directors through your agent. Film/TV only - not including commercials, corporates, voiceover or video games etc.

Reddit by HowToGameDifferently Dec 10th

Hi there. Thought this might be useful for this group. I recently interviewed David Kaye who has been a voice actor for over 20 years. He's been Megatron, Clank and recently Arishem the Judge in Marvels Eternals movie. He talks about tips and what it's li

Reddit by TheSkorpion Dec 10th

Took me 2 years but I got it.

I'm going to debut as an Actor, a series main for a TV series in '22. During quarantine I had time for an extra job so I started posting around here and researched what I could, and started making myself available for modeling and BG projects. A few months in...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Dec 9th

Reminder: we have a gift idea FAQ item, relevant for this time of year

And you can direct folks to it with the command below, but here's the link: https://www.reddit.com/r/acting/wiki/index?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=acting&utm_content=t5_2qyft#wiki_20._what_are_good_gift_ideas_for_actors.3F

Reddit by echappe Dec 9th

If a casting director sends me two sides when invited for an audition, should I do both or just one?

Of course I’ll shoot both and send them in, but I was just wondering if the purpose of providing two different parts of the script was to see the actor do both or to give them the option. Thank you for your help!

Reddit by CmdrRosettaStone Dec 9th

we're reviewing your showreels live every Thursday.

**Today, Analysing your ShowReels and Headshots LIVE with award-winning actress Assumpta Serna (Almodovar's Matador, the Craft) & film-acting teacher and coach Scott Cleverdon** If you’re really interested in getting an opinion on your showreels and photos...

Reddit by Scoute248 Dec 9th

Recommendations on where to get started?

Hello! I am a beginner voice actress who just got out of a voice training program, and is ready to hit the ropes. I have a full list of possible places to look for gigs, but I was wondering if there were any experienced actors here who have specific...

Reddit by LiveStreamHub Dec 9th

Looking for a voice actor

Hello, I am looking for a voice actor who has a deep and energetic tone that can do Voiceovers similar to the channels linked below. You will be paid per 1000 words, starting rate will be $12.50 per 1000 words, however, there is room for an increase. Scripts...

Reddit by Living_Bee_6344 Dec 9th

I’m a future a-list actress, AMA

When I’ll be bigger than J-Law you can tell your children ‘’I spoke with her on reddit’’