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Reddit by drexl147 Jun 30th

Is it cheaper or better to hire more voice talent or to use the same people? Alot of shows use the same actors for different characters. Just wondering how that gets figured out. Thank you.

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Reddit by Impact525 Jun 29th

Booking co-star roles during Episodic Season

Hey everyone, I'm an actor in Los Angeles and I recently signed with my first theatrical agent. With episodic season approaching I want to make sure I'm absolutely prepared to receive co-star auditions and actually booking those roles. I've been in Los...

Reddit by Wolfdemon-nor Jun 29th

I need some advice on rates

hi I'm norjia and I wanted to ask what would be a fair rate for me to charge a client? I am not a professional voice actor (though I am good at narration) and I'd have to guess it would take about 4 to 5 hours of recording and editing time, depending on how...

Reddit by bluesight89 Jun 29th

Reality of An Actor

Hello everyone! So I need to know this because I’m most likely moving out to LA to continue my career acting, dance, and personal training. I also teach acting and dance classes so that helps too. That being said, I’d like to know how many jobs you worked...

Reddit by childish5iasco Jun 29th

[Paid Gig] Romance Audiobook

Hey there, voice actors! Looking for some talent for a new audiobook project. Rate starts at $50/PFH for narration only (no editing, mixing, or mastering), but client is willing to hear out everyone and their rates. >Hello, here is the next project that is...

Reddit by humbletenor Jun 29th

Ways to get experience?

So, just a little backstory, I live in NYC. I have a bachelor's degree in opera performance and will be beginning a second bachelor's in accounting in the fall. My first degree is in the performance field, however, it won't lend much help to voiceover since...

Reddit by hoehoehoe96 Jun 29th

Have you ever taped the same scene over and over until you’ve become a robot?

I’m so exhausted mentally. I got an audition the other day and worked on it a lot. I then selftaped it two days ago, and didn’t get satisfied until like 25 takes later. Though, it was solid all the time, I’m just very critical and want it near perfection (yes...

Reddit by catsinabackpack Jun 29th

I’m not sure if I should sign to an agency?

hi! a small management company posted on their Instagram that they were accepting extras and commercial actors to be signed. I submitted but I’m not sure if I should sign? I think they are just signing anyone, is this typical practice for extras and...

Reddit by Grandecamer Jun 29th

Name one actor who everyone thinks is astonishing who you think is awful.

Reddit by Dazzling_Grass1727 Jun 29th

Day or part time jobs?

What do you recommend for a beginner actor? I've been considering bartending and being a nanny. I'm very introverted and get burnt out if I don't have enough time to myself so I feel a bit anxious that I won't be able to pull it off...

Reddit by 72901throwaway Jun 29th

Every time I get called for a self tape or an audition, these things happen....

I'm almost always on my period, a bag of nerves, frustration, anxious and honestly just an emotional wreck. My skin also freaks out as a result so I look terrible both on camera and in person. I have hardly anyone to turn to to record self tapes with me which...

Reddit by ZipZapZopZip Jun 29th

How do I better myself? Avoid seeing myself as failing?

So I've primarily done all theatre up until a year ago. Ive done ALL the self tapes this year and all have varying quality. I tried taking a few classes on better self taping and getting all the tech with limited success. Either way in general I feel like Im...

Reddit by Hot-Walk-7002 Jun 29th

Birth name VS. Stage name (or partial Stage Name)

I was thinking of having a stage name/ partial stage name, nobody in the industry actually has my surname, its just my first name is very common and already used by a few actors, so thats why I was thinking of changing it. I actually plan to just use my FULL...

Reddit by Red_umbrella222 Jun 29th

Is Albuquerque New Mexico a good place to move to start auditioning?

I know LA, NYC, and Chicago are prime locations. But does anybody know anything about the boom film in New Mexico? Is there really a thing such as a “must live here to be an actor” place in this digital era?

Reddit by Shatterstar23 Jun 29th

How do actors learn accents?

Reddit by moon_nn_stars Jun 28th

Is dyed hair bad for acting?

Hair is dyed a natural color, auburn red, but my original hair color is black. What would the experience be like for an actress with dyed hair? Should I just change back to normal?

Reddit by Pharelinho Jun 28th

Hamlet acting

Hi friends, i´d like to know some tips for acting Hamlet. I read the book, but I´d like to know about your perspective of Hamlet´s temperament or some reference actor. Thank you :)

Reddit by sxb_14 Jun 28th

I JUST WANT TO KNOW :)

I know its very common to ask but yeah, how do we get into Hollywood? as an actor.....i totally have no idea about it. I just came across this community and it seemed interesting, ( I mean a lot of like-minded folks) So just stopped by to ask out. I am just a...

Reddit by ActuallyAThrowaway42 Jun 28th

I am a new actor just cast in a tv show. How do I maintain my privacy when my family doesn't care.

Hi! I am going to be the lead in a new show. I am passionate about privacy. I use two step apps/phone number where I can. I have been reading this thread for a while and there was a similar thread with another person who worked in entertainment. The issue is...

Reddit by Sad_Tie4702 Jun 28th

Teen Actor

How does a middle eastern teen living in the middle east become an actor in the U.S?