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Reddit by tatharlin Aug 24th

Next steps for mid-30s actor ... NYC vs Atlanta vs MFA?

TL;DR: I am looking for advice on a few possible paths I am considering within the next year or so. (1) Move to NYC with a somewhat dusty acting resume and try to get into a conservatory program like Stella Adler or Esper in order to gain structured acting...

Reddit by toast_kun Aug 24th

Can I apply to an agency in a city where I don’t live? 21F

So I’m in the Bay Area, previously was going to school in Boston, but now doing asynchronous online school back here in CA. I know that right now, work is slow and that most auditions are via self-tape. I’m been taping for stuff here at home and will be...

Reddit by quietbutdeadly81 Aug 24th

Does Atlanta Have Good Opportunities for an Up and Coming Actor?

I’m moving to ATL next year and wanna build my film/tv acting resume. Would you say Atlanta is a good place to do so? I’ve heard it’s becoming the next Hollywood, but I’m not sure.

Reddit by AlenACNL Aug 24th

How do YOU define a great Actor?

Hey guys, Alen here . To lighten up the mood of a Monday (Best day in the week...Not) I would like you to comment under this post what your definition of a great actor is. Whenever I think about the wonderful ways that some people can bring this art to life...

Reddit by RandomUsernameeeee Aug 24th

Does anyone know if Mexico has something similar to Backstage or Actor's Access for auditions?

I can't seem to find absolutely any resources similar to Backstage in Mexico.

Reddit by jcofield45 Aug 24th

I'm a young actor in the making please give me any feedback on this very short video I made

Reddit by voiceguru Aug 24th

Early development Indie project - proof of concept

The idea if that we are looking for a non-corporeal voice one which interacts with the scene and creates an automatic interest to the audience. No rate for the role but we think this could be an interesting character to stretch out. The idea of the unknown...

Reddit by butterbeancd Aug 24th

This may be a dumb question, but what does "e-learning" mean in VO?

I see references all the time to voice actors working in e-learning, but I don't actually know what that means. When I try to research it online, I see lots of blog posts with people saying how to book more e-learning work, but nothing about what e-learning...

Reddit by KobeKastle Aug 24th

Too ugly to take acting classes ?

Ok to start voice acting is my absolute dreammmm. I’d rather not be alive than not be a skilled voice actor. I know that to be a successful voice actor you have to have acting experience, however I’m not too easy on the eyes and I’m worried about being judged...

Reddit by noshirdalal Aug 23rd

Any actors out there interested in Performance Capture in video games?

Reddit by 3llth3cat Aug 23rd

Would a Psych degree be useful for becoming an actor?

Acting has been my passion for as long as I can remember, but I'm honestly terrified of majoring in it. I'm fully aware that it's a difficult field to succeed in, and I don't want to be left with a useless degree (I thought about teaching but that's not...

Reddit by Naomiwithasilentp Aug 23rd

Are they?

Do you think actors will be replaced by CGI?

Reddit by candidiva Aug 23rd

Actor is requesting footage for reel. The film is not done

So I filmed a short film last year June. Due to various circumstances (traveling, consumed with work) the film is still in Post Production. I have actually been aggressively editing it the past few weeks but the film still has to go through sound production...

Reddit by LaserPanda06 Aug 23rd

I’m an actor with trichotillomania, will this affect my chances of getting auditions?

I have trichotillomania (a hair-pulling disorder) that causes me to pull out my eyebrows and eyelashes. Will my weird-looking face decrease my chances of ever getting casted? I’m starting to tape monologues to submit to casting calls, and I want to know if I...

Reddit by penguin_reddit Aug 23rd

If I already have representation, is it still necessary that I pay for Actors Access Plus $68/year (Formerly “Showfax Subscription) ?

Should I ? Is it absolutely necessary ?

Reddit by jess091319 Aug 23rd

When should you build your website?

I've been scouring for the answer to this all over the internet. Is there a "right" time to build your actor website? The only recommendations I've found are for people about to graduate from theatre/acting programs to make their websites around the time of...

Reddit by Louhichew Aug 23rd

DECISION MAKING HELP NEEDED!

Hey guys! So I am applying to college this fall, and I just really need some advice from fellow actors and actresses. Basically, I have gone to the biggest performing arts high school in my city for drama (having drama class for four hours every day during...

Reddit by Louhichew Aug 23rd

TEEN ACTRESS IN NEED OF ADVICE!

Hey guys! So I’ve been hearing a lot about networking, and I would really love if someone could elaborate on it more and how exactly to do it. I’m a 17 year old actress from NYC, and I have an agent already. I’ve been signed with them since November, and I’ve...

Reddit by MisterJose Aug 23rd

To what extent does 'cinematic' acting work in voice acting?

If I take the audio from a good cinematic performance, and use it in a voice acting performance in, say, a video game, to what extent does it still work? To what extent does it not? I'm sure it varies pretty extensively, but I'm curious about that what and...

Reddit by DiamondTheHedgehog Aug 23rd

What's a time a character had their voice actor replaced and the replacement just wasn't as good?

Title. An example would be Chie Satonaka from Persona 4. Erin Fitzgerald isn't bad, but Tracey Rooney's voice just fit her so well.