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Reddit by warwaker May 10th

Voice actress wanted for video comic. Sophia, 44. 17 conversational lines. $50.

Reddit by JeannaLeavy May 10th

Question: is being a producer and actor a conflict of interest?

I’m an established actor but being a producer is something that I’d really love to become. But do you see it as a conflict of interest? For example, I would say being a casting director and actor is a conflict of interest, especially if you’re casting...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson May 10th

On this day in 1849, two actors started a riot in NYC over who was better at Shakespeare

Reddit by Crafty_Collar8183 May 10th

Acting degrees in Sydney

Hi, I've been looking into acting schools in Aus. Is there a difference between NIDA, WAAPA and Actor's Centre in terms of BFA in Acting? Any recommendations for their short courses? If you've attended any, could you share your experiences?

Reddit by CanineAnaconda May 10th

Do mocap video game actors in minor roles ever find footage of their character?

I'm a working actor, mostly TV & commercials, and I did one high profile video game project several years ago (mocap and face, with voice). There was a cast of several hundred, so I'm sure I'm not the easiest to find, but after acting in several scenes...

Reddit by nicejanie May 10th

Table Readings/Running Lines?

I'm an ex-actor and I miss it a lot. I don't have time to commit to actual performances and all the work that leads up to it but I would love the ability to do table readings or even run lines with people. Is there a way to do that? Like a group or community...

Reddit by mofowitdahat May 10th

What are some daily speech exercises you guys do to enunciate clearly and distinctly?

I would like to improve my general speech for on-camera acting and I thought I’d come to this community since Voice Actors are constantly in front of a mic and making sure they express lines clearly. I dabble with tongue twisters but I feel like it isn’t...

Reddit by exaltogap May 10th

UK Representation, as a European-American dual-citizen based in US

Does anyone have any experience with or knowledge about having UK Representation as an actor based in the US? I specify with EU citizenship (I know the UK has left the EU but a lot films across Europe) because I know work-permits are always a big deal for...

Reddit by npiloco14 May 9th

What other classes should actors attend besides acting. Ex movement, yoga etc? Thank you

Reddit by LarryTheSpaceMarine May 9th

Just a Question

I am by no means a voice actor. However i do like to make funny voices or just change my voice in general to make a joke or when me and my friends are playing a roleplaying game. I am having trouble with deeper voices as they can make me gag and even sometimes

Reddit by SHUBERMATIONS May 9th

Any tips to do more voices I can only do 3

I want to be a voice actor but I do not know how to do more then 3 voices and one of them is my own voice

Reddit by MarcusSloss May 9th

Royal Guard Publishing seeking an Editor for multiple voices in Audiobooks. 18+ Content

Preface. Never hired an editor. Always have had my voice actors do the work. I have 6 narrators working on multiple projects at the moment and all are behind because of editing. Pay - 40-60 USD per PFH. Pay as we go per PFH to reduce risks to both parties...

Reddit by ShuyaTheTrap May 9th

Being a H***** actress must be so weird

Reddit by doodle_day_lewis May 9th

Feedback for a monologue for a CD audition?

Quick background - I am a very novice actor with representation from two agencies in the midwest/northeast markets. I am primarily pursuing lifestyle modeling at this point but am still interested in day player and principal acting roles if they come around...

Reddit by bellowsaudio May 9th

10-part amateur production performed and filmed over Zoom during lockdown. With costumes, Zoom backgrounds and the ability to do post-production (music/SFX), it's a really fun and COVID-safe way to keep acting through these difficult times.

I'm in the production, but don't benefit directly from views. It's a fan-made season 2 of ITV's 'Sanditon', and while I'm promoting it elsewhere for its own sake, I thought you might like it here as an example of some amateur dramatics done despite the...

Reddit by ThePureBloodIdiot May 9th

My resume...hit me up for any projects

So far I'm a dry child actor. I've been in about 5 musicals, a web video and an advert. To enhance my skills, I joined my lower school choir for about 4 years and have performed on many concerts, live audiences and even a music video. I've done voice over...

Reddit by boltimeticgiraffe May 9th

Auditioning for closure

Hi! I'm a 14 year old who has always loved acting. For a long time(until I was 12), I lived in a small town that was as far as you could get from Hollywood. I've always dreamed of acting professionally. I've been the lead in school plays and musicals, but...

Reddit by adventuring_princess May 8th

When to submit yourself to agents?

Hey fellow actors and actresses! I’ve been in love with this art since I was a kid. Community theater, musicals, show choir, play for the parents - the works throughout the years. I took an acting class in college and some others here and there. I’ve been...

Reddit by anxietyfam May 8th

Learning how to voice act in English even if you have a rough accent?

Hey everyone. English isn't my first language and I have a pretty rough accent. I want to learn how to voice act but I'm not sure if I'll be able to do that without showing my rough accent. Putting aside accent specific roles for a sec, do you think you can...

Reddit by SmallBR May 8th

Bollywood Actor Vidyut Jammwal Secrets. Realism.