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Reddit by dillcoq Sep 5th

Did anyone here start with minimal social media presence?

Just wondering if anyone here was able to get a start in acting without a big social media presence? eg. someone who doesn't use Facebook and has 100 instagram followers. I know in the past this wasn't a big deal, but I've read that recently when trying to...

Reddit by xoaku Sep 5th

Actors - how aware are you of the other character’s lines?

Do you like to memorize the other character’s lines alone with your own? Are you just somewhat aware of their lines or do you not know them at all? I feel my responses are something more natural when I forget the other characters lines but it also can create...

Reddit by normalguyonreddit1 Sep 5th

Acting on multiple takes

Since most scenes are comprised of many takes, and then edited together to make it look like one continuous string of events, do actors have to try and act the same on each take? Do they have to replicate their same mannerisms and how they talk for continuity...

Reddit by edarine Sep 5th

Does film school teach acting and is a degree in film helpful for a actor to have

Reddit by jotunulv Sep 5th

Voice actor (hopefully) looking for demo/script

Hi people- I was wondering if anyone might know of useful sources to get anime and commercial scripts from for me to make my first demo? I've done some voice work sporadically on podcasts and fan made YouTube animations. Genuinely I've found the whole process...

Reddit by Eriflee Sep 5th

Is it common for directors to be verbally abusive to actors?

Today, I was supposed to take part in a 3-episode production (15 mins each) about careers in the IT and computer field When we met the director last week, he was polite. He asked many questions, voiced his concerns about our schedule, and wanted to know if we...

Reddit by hoehoehoe96 Sep 5th

Feeling used by a photographer in the beginning of my career.

I’ve wanted to share this story for years but I’ve never found any proper sub to get to talk about it without feeling like I would be judged. But I just realized that I could write about it here because I feel like this is a safe space and it has to do with...

Reddit by mixednuts24 Sep 5th

AA Resume Profile is searchable by google?

If you create the link of your actors access profile to share, then it will come out as search result on google when you search your name? I didn't create the link and it is not searchable by google but I've seen numerous actors' actors access profile showed...

Reddit by Jfoy__ Sep 5th

Is it really okay to just... audition?

If I'm a new aspiring voice actor, with not much behind my name, is it really fine to just audition on, say, Casting Call Club etc.? Is it seen as "ballsy," or presumptuous, to do so? I had gotten tips that I shouldn't make a demo reel with very little...

Reddit by Intelligent-Oil241 Sep 4th

Does hollywood only hire americans and British actors for American characters roles?

I've seen a lot of Italians,french,african heck even middle easterns who might pass as americans so assuming they can do an American accent can they play the role of an American or will they always be stuck playing a stereotype?

Reddit by just_ice523 Sep 4th

LA or ATL?

I understand that each decision an actor makes is ultimately up to them, but from both LA actors and ATL actors, which would you say is the better move for someone who aspires to be in a lead role/series regular, but is still relatively new as far as resume...

Reddit by OneRing2RuleEmAll Sep 4th

Do I have to be self absorbed to be an actor?

I have this friend who’s trying to be an actor And he is really into the superficial part of it and doesn’t actually know how to act. He says that connections and image are the most important part. Seems a little fake if you ask me.

Reddit by hoehoehoe96 Sep 4th

Actors who have ADHD

So I have been diagnosed bipolar II and been on meds for 18 months. But I think that I might have ADHD as well. Since I was a kid, whenever I heard about ADHD I always thought “that’s me”. My two biggest “problems” was that I could NEVER focus during class...

Reddit by AKComic Sep 4th

We Talk Funny returns!

We Talk Funny, the long-running popular live voiceover comedy show in Burbank, CA - which featured some of the biggest voice actors in the world - has unfortunately been on hiatus since the pandemic began… but no more! We Talk Funny has returned - in podcast...

Reddit by not_your_platypus Sep 4th

[PAID WORK] Looking for someone who might be able to do an evil-ish Orson Welles impression!

At the end of October, I am opening up a pop-up art gallery/record store in Brooklyn, NY as part of a grant I received from the New York Foundation for the Arts. The project involves a fictional intergalactic record label, lots of original music and art, and...

Reddit by deepdarkboys Sep 4th

Requesting Advice in Order to Not Be Taken Advantage Of

Hi Voiceacting Community. I'm at a very important crossroads, so I want to thank you in advance for reading. I am an amateur, freelance voice actor. I typically work on Fiverr. My rate is $5 per 250 words, and if the client wants the work done inside of 48...

Reddit by Automatic_Attitude58 Sep 4th

Acting classes in Orange County/Long Beach

Im a beginner actress looking for a good acting studio. Most of the recommendations from people on this subreddit in LA are around an hour away from me. Is there any reputable acting studios around the OC or Long Beach area or do I have to go to LA to find...

Reddit by mustard_lettuce1235 Sep 4th

I need help

Hi im a young voice actor looking for advice how to get a job (im 14 for introduction) and I just want to know how I'd get into it. I'm not sure were a good place to start because im new to this, id main like to be in the Animation category because I like...

Reddit by Awkward-Ideal Sep 3rd

Should I go ahead with a non-union agency or wait and see about a union agency?

So I’m a fairly new actor with background experience in major SAG productions and supporting roles in two student films. I started sending out my info to agencies today and got two emails today from non-union agencies about interviews to see if I’d be a fit...

Reddit by JottScoplin Sep 3rd

The Stereotypical "Aspiring Actor" Personality/Lifestyle

Although I've been involved in the film industry in LA for several years, acting is something I've done for just under a year -- I landed my first speaking role for an online video series with a lot of reach just this past week. Throughout my time in this...