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Reddit by NaturallyRPVoiceover Aug 31st

The Business of Voiceover

Hi all, A few weeks ago, I was asked to give a free online talk on the business side of voiceover by the Collective Creative Initiative - a company that streams free content for actors and freelancers every day, then keeps the streams available for about 2...

Reddit by iovoko Aug 30th

Yale School of Drama

I (14f) am planning on applying to every high-quality drama school (with an emphasis on Yale) I possibly can when I graduate highschool. Until then, I have plenty of time to get better and grow as both an actor and a person. My questions are: must you be...

Reddit by mk_br6 Aug 30th

aspiring actress

hello i am 16 years old and have no acting experience other than taking high school drama classes. it is my dream to become an actress as i am so inspired by others in the business. i am having trouble figuring out how to get more experience or contact famous...

Reddit by gonzolives369 Aug 30th

Trying to get back into the game after 10+ years. Advice needed.

So I used to do ADR work for a popular ADR studio for some niche anime titles back in the late 90s and early 2000s. Incidental stuff, mainly, but it was fun. A side character here and here, the odd bad guy getting beat up or the background characters. You get...

Reddit by indietorch Aug 30th

Thoughts on Actors Access?

So I wasn't sure if this was more along the lines of like Backstage where it's mainly acting jobs vs voice acting. Wasn't sure if it was worth looking into

Reddit by iovoko Aug 30th

What drama school is best for me?

Obligatory disclaimer: I am fourteen and simply curious to hear the opinions of fellow Redditors. I fully intend on going to drama school when I finish highschool. I believe it’s what’s best for me and my situation, since I don’t live in a place with anything...

Reddit by MisterJose Aug 30th

Voice acting, stage acting, film acting

I've recently gotten curious about this, so I was hoping someone here would educate me. My basic perception of stage acting in general is that it's supposed to be an elevated reality. Movements and acting larger than life. Also that it's more of a 'trained'...

Reddit by samuelhinchliffe91 Aug 30th

Do established actors have to audition for acting parts and roles?

I was watching a Q&A of the actress Emily Watson at Oxford University and she said that she “doesn’t audition anymore” apart from screen testing for blockbusters produced by Hollywood. And said that she “didn’t really” have to audition for things after she...

Reddit by pjhath Aug 30th

Child/teen actor

I am 14 and very passionate about becoming an actor. I’ve put a lot of research in and the odds are just totally stacked against me. What are the chances, realistically, of becoming a successful actor

Reddit by Engineer086 Aug 30th

The Actor's Academy on Youtube

[The Actors Academy](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4usaktVRWJNqKgkgGtbD2A) Does anyone know if this is good? Has anyone used this to learn or improve? He has a bunch of free videos and a $25 ten hour course. I hear good things about the course, and I'm...

Reddit by blasian_96 Aug 30th

Does anyone else feel like they’re “running out of time” regarding acting?

I’m a late bloomer when it comes to acting. I never joined Drama club, I was only in one play way back in grade school, and I never took acting or performance classes because my parents didn’t support that kind of thing growing up. Now that I’m 23 years old...

Reddit by Thomaslovesdonuts Aug 30th

I'm having trouble expressing my emotions in front of an audience/camera

Ok so I'd say that generally I'm a pretty good actor. When I'm alone at home, I can easily get into character and the emotions etc just come naturally. But whenever I'm trying to record myself or perform in front of my friends, I feel like everything I do...

Reddit by hauteluck Aug 30th

How many agents and/or managers does an actor need? Do actors usually pay their own publicists?

[video](https://twitter.com/kelsienick0531/status/1297915495857786883?s=19) So some of Adelaide Kane's videos on Tik Tok have been going viral because she said her estimated net worth of $4 million is false and that she's actually in debt. She then made a...

Reddit by yabbadabadu Aug 30th

I’m an actor/director the spent Covid time becoming a writer. Check out our Pilot

Reddit by curtisclone Aug 30th

Sides + Monologue...for film???

I’m about to do a second round of auditioning for a film in NYC/Phil. The first round was two monologues, the sides. I self taped it and months later I’m getting a callback. But they want me to only reference one of the previous sides/monologues, then prepare...

Reddit by mikegoodrick Aug 30th

Caution For Purchasing From Complete Iso Booths

Just wanted to give my fellow voice actors a horror story of working with Complete Iso Booths, Custom Vocal Booth Guys, QC Acoustics, QC Designz, QC Productionz, or any of the other business names they attempt to go under to hide their shady business...

Reddit by lunarfifth Aug 30th

It's lookin' like an ongoing relationship ~ what do you think of our first project together?

Howdy there!

Reddit by woolyboy76 Aug 30th

Advice Needed for upcoming project

I'm a regular Redditor, but this is my first time posting to this subreddit. This is not an advertisement, so please do not contact me about hirings for this project. I truly am just seeking some advice. I run a small company that creates educational graphic...

Reddit by GaryTerzza Aug 30th

Have You Got What It Takes to be a Voice Actor?

Reddit by kanakot33 Aug 30th

I was literally just about to send Fan Mail to one of my favorite voice actresses when she sent out a letter saying to not send out fan mail.

A certain voice actress is now 90 and I decided to write. On an impulse I googled her and found out that since people have been watching more movies lately she has been overwhelmed with letters. :( I’m sad