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Reddit by OctoGamerYoutube Sep 19th

FEMALE VOICE ACTOR NEEDED (just for fun)

im looking for a female voice actor to say a few lines for a youtube series im doing called detectives under cover. look here for more info...

Reddit by StarryLuna_VO Sep 19th

Tips or advice for a young person who would like to pursue voice acting as a career one day

For quite a while I’ve been wanting to become a voice actor. I mainly would like to voice in anime and video games since that is what has inspired me to want to become a voice actor. I would like some advice on when would maybe be the best time to start or...

Reddit by deanu- Sep 19th

Director/writer just changed the project to voiceover, a week before we’re supposed to film. I’m angry. This is unprofessional right? What should I do??

Two months ago I booked a lead role in a project that was supposed to be a trilogy of three short films. The writer/director of the film just told me they are making it completely animated… ONE WEEK before we’re supposed to film. And before that he changed...

Reddit by ArbroStella Sep 18th

ARBRO STELLA Voice Casting [Indie Cartoon]

Hello, everybody,  Call me Blond. I have been working for some time now on a passion project and I would like to cast those of you who are interested in the work to voiceover some of the characters of the main cast.   Here's a teaser featuring some characters...

Reddit by annaleecage Sep 18th

feeling overwhelmed by multiple auditions i need to do. do you guys have any tips or advice on how to handle/deal with multiple auditions (time management and etc)?

hello fellow actors. i am just starting out. i am looking to build my reel so the past few days, ive just been submitting to several student film castings and commercials in hopes i can get footage and build my reel in the process. i now have 4 pending...

Reddit by FionaAudronVO Sep 18th

Character Demo is finally done, need honest feedback!

So I finally finished my character demo! I don't really consider myself a character actor and prefer to stick with just boring ol' voice over work, but through being on Fiverr and just getting booked for random things I've sort of been pushed more and more...

Reddit by pr00thmatic Sep 17th

Acting for videogames - Will the cinema-theater training work? or maybe I should try something more focalized?

I am very new at acting, I haven't done it since high school (but I remember loving it! I am now 30 F yo) I am a game developer generalist (programmer, 3d and 2d artist) and recently re-discovered my love for singing and acting, and I'd like to use it in game...

Reddit by June_Etoile Sep 17th

Just some stuff I've noticed when people / new people post on here. This is a place for advice so help us help you. **Specifics are our friend.** Let's practice critical thinking.... **EX 1: I've gotten a brand new agent/mgr/rep! I don't know what to do ack...

Reddit by StudySafe1982 Sep 17th

Have you ever "faked" your way through a scene?

The actors I know are all self-described method actors; according to them, you have to feel sad to play sad or otherwise the audience will notice. But I'm not so sure that's true. I'm pretty sure there are tons of actors that do not emotionally prepare for...

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Sep 17th

I’m a working actor in LA and just got this text message scam. Be aware fellow actors!

Reddit by BlueDragonite Sep 17th

Looking for Andrew Garfield Spider-Man Sound-a-Like for Audio Drama Project - PAID

Currently looking for an actor who can channel Andrew Garfield's portrayal of Spider-Man, while still being able to perform and act beyond an impression. The role will be for a non-profit full script audio drama. Paid at $2 a line for a total of 226 lines...

Reddit by Wubadubudu Sep 17th

Where to find a coach to help me improve talking voice?

I don't really plan to be a voice actor, if anything the closest activity I'd like to try would be casting my favorite games (Starcraft 2 and Rainbow 6). But I really want to hire a voice acting coach or a similar professional to help me improve my talking...

Reddit by Pearlet2 Sep 17th

Is it a bad idea to get SAG Vouchers from a background job?

Hi all, I got asked to do a background job (I have an obscure trait that they need from a few background actors). I would get $ and a SAG Voucher, and this would be my 2nd voucher (earned another in 2019 for a commercial). I don't want to shoot myself in the...

Reddit by underestimatedbutton Sep 17th

WeAudition Reader Experience?

Short version: I'm trying to get back on my acting game and feeling extraordinary rusty. I keep hearing about WeAudition and thinking that serving as a reader could help me get back in the swing if connecting with other actors while helping with *their*...

Reddit by throwaway29374765 Sep 17th

How helpful are book like these for aspiring actors?

I’m mostly referring to the two books below and any similar to them. If they are useful, in what way? And would you say one is better than another? https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/0801481546/ref=ox_sc_act_image_2?smid=A3DWYIK6Y9EEQB&psc=1...

Reddit by Freemei Sep 17th

Finally have time to get started as a voice actor. I want to make a demo reel and need advice.

Hello all, as the title states, I am just getting started. I want to make a demo reel based off some scripts but don't really know where to look for a variety if script samples that are safe for me to use in the demo reel. Any suggestions or resources? I can...

Reddit by TheSemiSeasonedActor Sep 17th

Booked my First SAG movie and my Scene was cut Venting and using this space to talk to myself

In the Past 2 years I've booked 3 SAG Feature Films 2 Major Stream Series, and 6 Commercials. I've been incredibly fortunate. I can definitely say I know a thing or two, but I'm not here to act like I'm the shit or pretend I know everything. Cause I don't. I...

Reddit by AutoModerator Sep 16th

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 somefriesmotherucker Sep 16th

Don't ever stop and it's never too late

I just felt like sharing my acting story because i feel like this might help some of you I'm not where I want to be as an actor but the last few weeks changed a lot for me and I'm nearer to my goal than ever 9 years ago I had the change to act on a real stage...

Reddit by NewsThrowaway151593 Sep 16th

Anyone have Dyspraxia?

Pretty much the only well-known actor who I can think of that has it is Daniel Radcliffe. If you're not aware of what Dyspraxia is...it's pretty much a disorder that ruins your fine motor skills. Kids with it have terrible handwriting, suck at sports, poor...