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Reddit by TruePacificDan Sep 19th

Michael and William s age during SL

According to that post in the Voice actor website, we can know assume that FNAF SL is before FNAF 3, and could be between 1987 ( Michael has 14-16 at FNAF 4 minigames ) and 2003 : ​ ​ [So William had 35-54 during SL speech in the intro, and...

Reddit by FuckBppv Sep 19th

I mess up almost all my singing audition(half rant)

I just had an audition. I know the song so well that I sang it several times even at another audition. I sang it to my satisfaction right before I go in as well. I go in, and due to Covid we have to stand away and the accompanist says the tempo and I ask a...

Reddit by Flatulent_Ferdinand Sep 19th

Is Michael Keaton a good actor?

Reddit by PaleAsDeath Sep 19th

Can anyone do a good Kermit voice? (paid request)

I am interested in hiring an actor at a future date to remotely record about 2 pages of monologue (in standard script formatting) for a short parody video, in Kermit the Frog's voice. You can name your price, and I'll let you know if it is doable for me. I...

Reddit by Pristine_Bat Sep 19th

Reputable Agencies?

How reputable is the Characters Acting agency? Vancouver? I have heard really good things and young actors "Wishing" they were with them and on the other hand there's like nothing online about them. and by that I mean, none of their clientele write about what...

Reddit by throwawayyyyy12123 Sep 19th

Your acting journey is YOUR journey. The answers here may not be applicable to YOUR journey! The sooner you realize this, the sooner you can relax!

there are no rules. except to be fucking good. seriously. you can have a no name agent that gets you good auditions and you can have a great agent get you 0 auditions. you can read for series regulars without having credits. you can read for co stars already...

Reddit by Berabouman Sep 19th

I would like to get more heavily into voice acting as a sideline. Advice welcome.

Hi all. I have done some voice work in the past and I quite enjoy it, and the pay is not that bad. I just got a Rode mic at the insistence of a client, and I am trying to recoup my investment lol. I've read DBB's site in the sidebar and I am well aware one...

Reddit by airottt Sep 19th

What I Learned Living as an Actress in LA ✰

Reddit by breakinlegs Sep 19th

Need male and female actor to record sides

Hey guys, I need an actor (one male, one female) to record sides for me, as auditions come in. Essentially, you will be my reader, as I play back your recording while I self tape my audition. I'll assume you have a decent mic. It has to be clear and clean...

Reddit by MysteryMaltodextrin Sep 19th

“Branding”

I’m allergic to Instagram and hash tags. I’m male and tall, and that’s about it for my brand. I deactivated my Facebook a couple of months ago, and I feel way better. I respect people who can “brand” themselves well. It’s not my strength, and I just don’t...

Reddit by Collegestudentcrying Sep 19th

DOES ANYONE HAVE UTA HAGEN a challenge for the actor book ? If so, can u send me a picture of chapters 2-4

I am so sorry but i am on a time crunch and my parents are not able to buy me the book at the moment ! If you can please let me know so i can tell u my instagram ! I’m about to cryyyyyyy

Reddit by Andrew__IE Sep 18th

Can anyone audition?

Can anyone just go to an audition they find online or on a flyer somewhere? Or does one need an agent in order to let the casting directors know that the actor will be there for an audition?

Reddit by Theurbanalchemist Sep 18th

What SAG resources to take advantage of? Missed orientation.

Been with SAG for two years. Never attended the new members orientation (wish there was notifications on the app!) and I’ve heard murmurings of the voice labs, free seminars, and actor business resources. Also, what discounts are we entitled too? Are there...

Reddit by santaisntrealbhag Sep 18th

Crying as an actor

I (19 M) have always been under the impression that you can practice and get better at acting but you can't practice your emotions, but I recently got a role in a music video where the starting scene requires my character to walk on the street, look at a...

Reddit by RothkoRathbone Sep 18th

Out takes from an actor on set - Parody video I made. Let me know what you think

Reddit by I_Smell_Feces Sep 18th

I'm directing my first Short Film, and I don't know to run Auditions, advice?

Hey Everybody. I've directed a few plays in college, but that never felt *that* serious, but recently I wrote a script and I got funding to write and direct. Now, we're bringing in professional actors and I'm auditioning them. For some context, they sent us...

Reddit by RealHousevibes Sep 18th

I want to be a television writer just as bad as I want to be an actor. What do I do?

I have always loved the idea of writing for television, and I've been writing "T.V shows" since I was young. I've taken classes and focused a lot of my amateur-age energy into honing my writing skills - and I am confident in my abilities. Still, for a long...

Reddit by heliolaleh Sep 18th

How the Euphoria actors got discovered?

I’m thinking of the actors with less experience who at the time were relatively fresh-faced. Is anyone aware of if they all had agents when the casting breakdowns went out for example?

Reddit by Only-Yak Sep 18th

To have social media for my voiceover, or to not- this is my question.

Yesterday I recorded for a short project and am going to be able to be credited for my work in the manner I choose. It has a credits list, and I’m fortunate enough to have my name near the top. It’s a small project, but I got me thinking- how should I credit...

Reddit by Lookbehindyabruh Sep 18th

not a voice actor but people often don't understand me. What can I do to improve this problem. Sorry if this is the wrong sub

Irl whenever I talk I'm asked to repeat myself a lot and recently on my latest youtube videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxC\_xGc1DQU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxC_xGc1DQU) I've been getting a lot of "I understood one or two words from this...