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Reddit by ElleLightbulb Apr 22nd

Is it just me or do I recognise this voice actor? (33 seconds in) KISS Psycho Circus -The Nightmare Child video game 2000, Madame Raven I think's her name. No actors credited on IMDB and I found a site that credited Ada Lynn to the role but I swear I've h

Reddit by 11_Pycroft_ Apr 22nd

Getting started as a 16 year old in the uk

So I recently started doing a little bit of voice acting work and I did it as a favour in college (in the UK) and my friends needing a hand with their sound design and needed a voice actor so I thought why not as I had always been interested since I was...

Reddit by KDRHL Apr 22nd

Moving to London

Hello everybody I have a question for actors in the UK. So I've been planning to move to london from the EU for 2 years now and finally I was able to save up enough money to move there and start my acting career but now as I started to look up how things work...

Reddit by bobbybrown_9966 Apr 22nd

Actor’s that have gone through (or are going through) the transition from working an unrelated 9-5 to acting, please share your journeys!

I’m currently working a sales job at a tech company. Remote work that I was lucky to get during a pandemic, but I am currently in the process of getting ready to move out (living at home with parents) to Toronto. For the first bit of time I’m thinking I can...

Reddit by DavidMalcom2019 Apr 22nd

I Feel Like Theatre School Broke Me

Looking for some advice or positive guidance I spent the last four years in theatre school. When I was in it, I thought it was a positive experience, but once I left I realized that I had created a very unhealthy habit of seeking approval from...

Reddit by Bambe09 Apr 22nd

Turning down costar auditions?

I don't have any union roles under my belt yet, but I have a lot of non-union independent film lead roles that have led to a decent reel. I'm starting to get called in more and more often for a big CD (in the city that I live in) that casts a large chunk of...

Reddit by Nature2Love Apr 22nd

What keeps you going to continue pursuing acting?

I am not an actor myself, but I am interested in the industry and have done a little amateur dramatics myself in the past. I just wondered what keeps you motivated to keep going?

Reddit by AKfutureAnimalVet Apr 21st

How to record at home

So, not really acting, but I need advice from actors. My school has a thing were every year all the students put on an "Exihibition night" and present a poem, or whatever. For my social studies class, we have to (as a class) put on a readers theater, and send...

Reddit by AvalancheOfOpinions Apr 21st

Tips for a director?

I've made movies since I was like ten. But all of the early stuff was with friends, then friends that were interested in acting, then local actors who were willing to work for either free or practically free. I'd play all the roles: writing, directing...

Reddit by Weird_Bell_6895 Apr 21st

Zoom plays, voiceover, new media, etc. on a resume?

Polishing my resume and have a couple of questions! 1. I am curious if any zoom plays I've been involved in would go under the theatre section or a "new media" section. I've been putting them under my theatre section, but not sure if that's the best place for...

Reddit by endlesslytalking Apr 21st

Is it good or bad when an acting teacher doesn't fault your performance?

I did a term class with a highly reputable school in my market. It was mostly practical and every week we would perform a script to the teacher, who was both a coach and a local, successful actor. I would memorise my script and I implemented every tip I could...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Apr 21st

Pardon this naive question about something I booked but...

Hi guys, Recently I booked my (biggest) part on a Netflix show. On the first day at table read the show runner comes up to me and says “congratulations, your AUDITION earned you your part” - the other ppl at table read are recognizable/ working actors. Pardon...

Reddit by SunilaP Apr 21st

Disney Discovers Showcase 2021. Anyone get the first email?

Hi all. I got the email about the pre-rounds. They will be sending it on Actor Access. And said from here on out all communication will be through there. Thing is. How do they know my AA Account? Are they just going to look me up? Also, has anyone done this...

Reddit by R41K0N Apr 21st

Do you gamer voice actors know anyone who sounds similar to Edward Bosco?

I'm working on a mod for Smash, but I don't have the money to commission Edward Bosco to record voice clips. So I'm scouring the internet for games/ works that have similar sounding VA's, which I can then edit their voices to supply the voice clips needed for...

Reddit by reddishMVP Apr 21st

Beginner actor, but have taken some classes and gone on some sets (craft questions)

So, I didn't really know how to word my question(s) but the title is basically where I'm at. I would still consider myself a beginner actor but I'm lucky to have been on some big sets and now a few months into classes. Before I started, I felt like I couldn't...

Reddit by tinydog360 Apr 21st

I have a ugly voice

Hey, so as a kid, I did a lot of free voice acting work and for the most part people enjoyed my voice and I got steady voice acting hobby work. Since I was doing so well, I decided to start posting on YouTube. I got tons of dislikes and a couple comments...

Reddit by Jockcop Apr 20th

Just remember, you may be Gary Oldman going full method. He is that good

Reddit by lordfluffycus Apr 20th

Demo Reel and Voice sample

Hey guys. I'm coming to you with a story you have all heard before. I have 0 experience and I want to be an actor. Now I've done my research and I think I can make it in that world, but there is something I am really not sure about and would like your help...

Reddit by hithirteen Apr 20th

SAG name debacle

When I first started my career, I assumed I could just use my real name but then I saw there were several others who shared it already on imdb. I came up with a stage name. Now, 2 projects I was on got confused and added my real name to imdb while I already...

Reddit by iovoko Apr 20th

PLEASE read the sidebar.

It’s annoying. I have a ton of questions as a beginner, but so many of them are easily answered if you take the time to read the faq, not to mention the rules. Posts asking “how do I start?” “How do I become an actor?” are clogging new and wasting everyone’s...