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Reddit by Joshy_smores2 Mar 10th

So, I’m creating this animated series called clippy comics for YouTube, and quite personally, I’m TERRIBLE at voice acting. I was wondering if I could have two voice actors, one male and one female to voice these characters: it’s probably a weird question

The characters will be a paperclip called clippy, a dog called Rover, a parrot called Peedi, Merlin the wizard, Bonzi the purple monkey and VR girl, this is supposed to pay tribute to old Microsoft agent characters. And tell me have you ever heard of clippy?

Reddit by Particular-Sport-627 Mar 10th

Acting and Weed

I wonder how many actors smoke weed in their free time ? If so would that affect your career in any way ? What about your acting performance ?

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Mar 10th

Doing a “trial run” with a manager, hasn’t contacted me since initial interview.

So I recently spoke to a manager about representation. She initially said she wasn’t taking on new talent, but wanted to set up a meeting anyways. I found this odd but figured why not. She seemed really scrambled in our first “interview” and it lasted maybe 5...

Reddit by TheZeeeTV Mar 9th

An International Monologue Series!

Hi all! My girlfriend started a brand new channel on YouTube that showcases up-and-coming talent in the middle of the pandemic by giving actors a platform for writing and performing original monologues. It's a really cool project and it would mean the world...

Reddit by TheRealDaBab450 Mar 9th

How do you guys get over having to do a role you hate?

I'm part of a young actors community theatre group. How it's arranged is that the director picks a show and roles and the actors go in blind. Basically, you audition to get in the group, not for a particular role. I am the male with seniority in the group...

Reddit by TimPrice2 Mar 9th

Do actors on Backstage.com know when they're marked Yes/No/Added to Shortlist?

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Reddit by Nazagar Mar 9th

Interview with actor Dominic Pace

[EP16: Interview Dominic Pace - Actor](https://wwsd.simplecast.com/episodes/ep16) This week the WWSD Podcast interviews actor Dominic Pace who has over 80 acting credits including appearances on Bones, Prison Break, NCIS, Barry, plus many more. Dominic has...

Reddit by SabReale12 Mar 9th

Hiring a Publicist

I’ve been trying to understand how it is for actors the industry in LA and the publicist thing is something I haven’t seen a lot about. Does anyone here have a publicist? Do working actors in LA usually have one? Where I live it’s actually pretty common to...

Reddit by chthonic_persephone Mar 9th

Constant bad luck, disappointed.

I keep applying on Actors Access. I get auditions but no luck. I have an accent from a unique country and I tried to seek off accent reductions teachers. Got ripped-off $300 dollars for a pre-recorded workshop that expired and can't activate it anymore. The...

Reddit by Iam_Human_YouToo Mar 9th

Voice Actors for Web Horror/Anime Series Bananarama

Reddit by goyardbadd Mar 9th

Remembering 8 page audition sides with short turn around?

Hey I have a question for my fellow actors/actress, how do you handle auditions that consist of 8 page audition slides with 2day turnaround?

Reddit by rimzimblim Mar 9th

How Soon is Too Soon to get my first demo (spec demo) made?

Gonna ask a pretty subjective question, but I'm hoping I could get a pretty decent answer here: How soon is too soon to get my very first demo (spec demo) made? I attended a local intro to VO workshop and long story short, the guy who led the workshop (who is...

Reddit by Dishonored_Smurf Mar 9th

Do I need permission to share a voice line I commissioned from a voice actor?

I recently commissioned a voice line from a well known voice actor through this website: [https://www.noveriamanagement.com/](https://www.noveriamanagement.com/) However I don't believe they're currently doing commissions through that site anymore. In the...

Reddit by TessaW1290 Mar 8th

Questions about acting in college.

Hello! I'm currently a junior in high-school so I'm at the point where I need to start looking into colleges (...fun). I've always dreamed of being an actress and I was wondering if anyone had any advice as far as whether or not majoring in acting is...

Reddit by ViddyWellMyFriends Mar 8th

What day jobs have worked best for the acting lifestyle as you’ve discovered?

I want to be a professional actor but find myself constantly worrying about what kind of day job I should get. Other than acting, I’d also be interested in working in other areas of creativity such as writing, directing, or any other job I can get around film...

Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Mar 8th

Thinking about sending an email to my agent - thoughts?

My post history provides context to my current rep situation (tldr; agent prematurely dropped me after seeing an IG post about me that mistakenly said I was repped across the board with a new agency. Wants to touch base this week after I explained that the...

Reddit by orlovsdog Mar 8th

friend of a friend sent me this...actor in LA

Reddit by One_Top4485 Mar 8th

Excitingly terrified

I’m currently a senior in high school (18) about to graduate and pursue acting as a career as well as filmmaking. And well the future’s got me in this limbo of excitement as well as anxiousness. So far I’ve auditioned for a student film at one of the big...

Reddit by grumpykittenfarts228 Mar 8th

Am I crazy?

This has been weighing on me for a while now. Ever since I was little I’ve felt this weird connection with films, acting and the thought that goes into the craft. I’ll be honest I’ve never taken any acting classes before and never auditioned for anything...

Reddit by SucksToBeI Mar 8th

How can I do what I love if nothing is catered towards me?

I have been interested in acting since I wish in elementary school. I didn't really start acting until high school. I joined the drama club and played roles in the school plat from my freshman year to my senior year. Then I went to college for a non-acting...