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Reddit by 35364461a Jan 4th

Feel like the wrong person for a role

I was cast as a supporting role in a feature film that’s based on a very popular video game, and I understand why. I fit the type for the character, and I feel that I did well in my audition. But I don’t think I should have gotten it and I can’t exactly...

Reddit by WendyAlane1 Jan 4th

Wendy Alane Wright Top Show Business Coach

INFORMATION FOR NEW ACTORS! You are invited to join the Facebook group TALENT MANAGERS FOR ACTORS (TMFA) We have over 60,000 Actor members and 150+ Talent Agents, Managers, Casting Directors, Writers, Producers, Directors, Entertainment Lawyers, Acting...

Reddit by kennyc5576 Jan 4th

Where is a good place to hire actors?

Reddit by mgm_75 Jan 4th

Backstage..Actors Access...or something else...best place to find jobs...we are located on CT...

In Connecticut so looking at best spot for East Coast jobs.

Reddit by Sir-Farty-Fartsalot Jan 4th

Is Tim Curry a good actor?

What do you think?

Reddit by SafeNeighbor Jan 4th

Can a stage name not sound like a real name at all? Or is that a bad idea when starting out?

I know there's people like "Awkwafina", "Seal", "Slash", etc. But basically my real name is an uncommon Arab name that no one ever pronounces right, "Seif Naber". It's ugly on paper, in my opinion. However, it's pronounced "Safe Neighbor". So I've been using...

Reddit by Lenaserenity123 Jan 4th

Aspiring actress on the East Coast

Hello guys, I am a 32 year old female, originally from Ukraine wanting to act, primarily films. Where do I begin? Do I move to LA? Do I try out in New York first? My only ties to Television is my associate degree in Communication Arts/TV and Film Production...

Reddit by j0rdan21 Jan 4th

Feeling down on myself

Hey guys, so just a little about me. I recently graduated with my MFA in Acting and moved to LA. I’ve been making strides toward becoming a working voice actor for the past 10 years, and I finally felt like I was ready to go for it. I made a character demo...

Reddit by An_Intellect Jan 4th

Where can I find voice actors

I'm an animator and I need voice actors for a project I'm working on, but I don't know where to look. Can you help me?

Reddit by An_Intellect Jan 4th

[unpaid] need 4 female voice actors for a short project trailer

Need 4 female voice actors for a five nights at Freddy's related project (note, this isn't official, and I am not Scott) Main character, Susy (14-16, kind and sweet) Audition lines: what do you mean? Leave me alone!!! Wow! This is so cool!! Bully, Vanny...

Reddit by ScatterdFries Jan 4th

What classes should I start with for film-acting?

Hey I am a beginner with no experience, but I am still at the age where if I start I won’t have any issues catching up. I have kind of always had an affinity for acting, although I thought of it as like a dream job, a job that I probably wouldn’t be able to...

Reddit by Rrrraaaannniaaa Jan 3rd

Some little advice/help: Broadway/West-End or TV & Film ?

***Hey everyone,*** A young aspiring actress here. I'm currently a junior and planning to move to LA or NY for acting once I graduate (yes, cliche but...moving on). Now that that's out of the way, I have this slight dilemma of what type of acting I want to...

Reddit by some_guy_in_a_hole Jan 3rd

Theatre in High School?

Hey, I'm an aspiring voice actor and I'm 16. Still very new to it. I've already done a few auditions an gotten a few parts on Casting Call Club and other places. (Though many of the projects are done by other teens) I really enjoy doing it and I really want...

Reddit by Triune333 Jan 3rd

What is it like working with others on a show series/getting kicked off?

I’m watching parks and rec and I like to imagine what they’re thinking/feeling behind the acting. Sometimes I wonder if they are sad on a certain taping day (or never sad because they’re making bank), I wonder how they feel about having a partner in the show...

Reddit by tbone985 Jan 3rd

Cried on stage last night during rehearsal

I’ve always wondered how so many actors seem to be able to cry easily and didn’t think I could do it. I’m playing Candy in Mice and Men and it just happened in two scenes. The director went ape shit and now I feel like I’m under pressure to do it every time...

Reddit by pioneertomatoes Jan 3rd

Analyzing How Timothée Chalamet is a Good Actor

Reddit by Syeuk2002 Jan 3rd

What would you say to a young actor who is terrified of being typecast as a gay stereotype?

I spoke with him today and although he is not what I would consider to be camp, he seems very hung up on the idea that all agents or casting people will try to force him to take camp roles, or hide to his sexuality. He doesn’t want to be forced into a corner...

Reddit by macaeryk Jan 3rd

Subreddit Rules, and How To Get Started In Voice Acting!

Welcome to /r/VoiceActing! Please read [these rules](https://www.reddit.com/r/VoiceActing/comments/5vpj5d/welcome_rules_introductions_and_more/) before posting, and then see further below for helpful links on how to get started: No requests for free work. No...

Reddit by The_BS_Commando Jan 3rd

SAG-AFTRA actors of Reddit: I have a question regarding "Professional Names"

I am, at present, a Non-Union actor. I will one day join the union when the time is right and it makes sense for me to do so. That being said, I know there is a SAG rule that mandates one must change their professional name if it matches the name of an actor...

Reddit by GeoMDCM Jan 2nd

Best way to simultaneously record voice actors that are in different locations.

Please excuse my ignorance as I'm completely new to this. I'm interested in making a scripted podcast. When I was a "writer" in Los Angeles, I pitched multiple scripts, blah blah blah, nothing happened. Anyway, I always wanted to film/create the movies my...