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Reddit by SakuraStardust Aug 17th

Anyone know of any good YT Channels, Podcasts, etc that teach voicing acting as a skill rather than talking about the business side of things?

I'm an aspiring voice actress with a few projects under my belt. I feel I'm learning from experience, but I would love to find a form of media that allows me to hone and better my actual skills in voice acting. I do understand that taking actual classes would...

Reddit by dontcallmebythat Aug 16th

How does creating your own films help you in your acting career?

I hear this advice a lot as an actor. "Don't wait for opportunities, make your own films." That's all well and good, but making movies is a full time job. That's not to say I haven't made short films starring myself. But if you want festival-run quality short...

Reddit by aandAction Aug 16th

As an actor, how would you rank the best North American cities for working in film & television (not theater or commercials)?

Assume you could move anywhere on the continent and work legally there. I would start with LA, Atlanta, Vancouver, but not sure at all after those. Interested to hear your thoughts, or if you think the top three should be different? 1. LA 2. Atlanta 3...

Reddit by heyitskaj Aug 16th

Im a stand up comedian and was wondering if it would be possible to use my stand up as a reference point when auditioning for sitcoms to help get the part (other than just being a good actor)?

Also im new to the whole acting and auditioning process so im sorry if what im saying doesn't make sense.

Reddit by iJuanAyala Aug 16th

Seeking Working Actors for Interview

Hi all! I’m the host and producer of the podcast “Actors With Issues” where I interview working actors from TV, Film and Broadway and I’m currently seeking folks to interview for the show. If you’re interested please leave your website or IMDb page link below...

Reddit by ExplosionLovingFreak Aug 16th

Anime English Dub Question

I’m a Scottish boy without the heavy stereotypical accent, and I’m hoping to become a voice actor for the English dubs of animes. I can already do a wide range of voices, from raspy, evil and more intense voices, to calm and soft voices. I haven’t taken any...

Reddit by Jasperstorm Aug 16th

How to mimik Iwan Rheon

Hello everyone, amateur voice actor here looking for any tips when it comes to mimicking a voice. I am a part of a GOT fan animation and I knew going into it that I would have to put some effort into trying to sound like Iwan Rheon. No problem, I know that I...

Reddit by aziantoast Aug 16th

What does non broadcast mean?

I am trying to see what rates are at voices.com to see if we could get our first voice actor for a commercial but we are fairly new to advertising and I have no clue what the the term non broadcast advertising means or if it applies to us. We are trying to...

Reddit by Only_Zilean_NA Aug 16th

What're the best P2P sites for journeyman character actors?

I've been doing voice work at a hobby-to-paid level for about a year now. I've done a few courses. I've done a few paid gigs, a ton of amateur projects and even landed a role in an upcoming video game through reddit. While I've dabbled in narration and...

Reddit by TheVoiceCast Aug 16th

Pokémon Voice Comparison- 4Kids vs. TPCI* | The Voice Cast

[https://youtu.be/n\_8HFFjB30U](https://youtu.be/n_8HFFjB30U) This week on The Voice Cast, we are comparing the English voice actors of your favorite Pokémon characters between the 4Kids and The Pokemon Company International dubs (TPCI)! As well as the other...

Reddit by jake5087 Aug 16th

UK based voice actors, what agencies should a new comer look to for representation?

I’ve recently graduated uni, and I’ve been using online databases, such as Mandy.com backstage casting and StarNow, to get odd jobs here and there, but I’m struggling to find work in a more “professional” category. I’m not expecting to get and agent and walk...

Reddit by BAndSGetJumped Aug 16th

Transitioning to VO

Really looking for some advice on where to look for a VO agency that works with remote actors. I was working with an agency in Portland before I moved back to Memphis and now I am at a loss to find an agency. There is a ton of online P2P stuff but I haven’t...

Karmalicity by Carl Wharton Aug 15th

Support Needed.

Hi All, I am asking for any members who are on Mandy if you would please give me a vote on my vo entry. There is less than a week to go and I would be so grateful for your support. Thank you in advance. Regards, Carl Wharton...

Reddit by The_Queen_of_Saigon Aug 15th

Master Class Rate?

Hi all! I was recently asked to teach a master class for musical theatre, mainly just explaining rep, how to build a book, etc. and was asked what my rate would be for an hour to hour and a half master class. I've never done a master class before and...

Reddit by deletedbear Aug 15th

Emotions casting video. Why is this a thing?

Hi, I'm a very annoyed indie director on a quest to find answers. I'm currently casting for a short film, and I've already provided a script with clear instructions the talents are supposed to act that part out. However, a few talents have sent me "emotion...

Reddit by lightskin_canadian Aug 15th

Anyone have expierence with actor access. it said will send me email to complete signing up and have been waiting over 24 hours. checked junk and all other inboxes.

Reddit by wamblymars304 Aug 14th

Hey guys!! I'm looking for acting friends, my friends dont really like acting

I'm an actor, I'm 17 years old, i live in california and im looking for some actors, to practice with, we can practice via zoom, if you are interested contact me, thanks!! P.S this is my instagram clark_jacques

Reddit by atlas768 Aug 14th

Got an audition for a huge upcoming TV series, but it says the role has already been cast online?

So today I got this audition for a huge TV show, really excited about it, but after searching up the name of the character online, it says the role has already been cast and that another actor is set to play the role. What could this mean?

Reddit by emilhoff Aug 14th

An unusual recommendation, but I think a useful one.

For those wanting to learn (or improve on) the craft of voice acting, I suggest going over to YouTube and watching some of Critical Role. They are, in their words, "A bunch of nerdy-ass voice actors who play Dungeons and Dragons." They are all seasoned pros...

Reddit by DeathZac Aug 14th

Best place to join projects?

I'm a voice actor. I got some experience, but I was wondering, outside of my friend group I don't have many ideas on how to join projects. There are threads like these but I'm often way too late to answer them in time, or before others. Any help would be...