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Reddit by andreea123456789 May 19th

Question...

Why are voiceover recording sessions so short compared to live action acting? With live action acting, you could be stuck on the set all day long but with voiceover, you're normally in and out of the studio in less than 4 hours (it's not particularly uncommon...

Reddit by magicbeing May 19th

honest opinion nyc

what would some of you say about schools in New York? Such as what is the equivalent to Stella Adler’a conservatory or the Actors Studio in the modern day?

Reddit by krazykarmaa May 19th

advice for a new actor

hiii so i've wanted to be an actor for as long as i could remember. i used to be super dramatic as a child and it's always carried on with me throughout my years. in elementary school i was in so many plays and i was the lead in most of them (but i was still...

Reddit by Kaydf May 19th

I am making a video

Hello everybody ! I have just started a (small) youtube channel due to quarantine boredom. I have been challenging myself to random goals that I would like to accomplish every week and this week I have decided I would like to meet 100 different dogs and their...

Reddit by hellokitkatkitty May 19th

Hair

I’ve been debating for ages shaving my hair (I’m a female)—but I’m honestly terrified of being typecast further (African-American). I’ve had rather short hairstyles my entire life/pixie cuts, and that’s what I have now—but I am itching to just buzz it off...

Reddit by xxchvolvoxx May 19th

How to cope with constantly getting the “unique” interpretation card but never getting cast. Please read through and help me out if possible

I want to start this off by saying that I’m in no way trying to sound bigger than anyone else, and like I think I’m more deserving of the parts I’ll talk about me having not gotten in this post. It’s not like that, and I’d hate to come across as selfish, and...

Reddit by andreea123456789 May 19th

Question...

Why do most voiceover recordings nowadays still take place in a studio? In this day & age, people are able to just easily record themselves over the phone (there are a tons of free apps out there that allow you to record yourself very easily). You don't even...

Reddit by June_Etoile May 19th

I (a WOC actor) went through my friend that puts ppl on tape's Self-Tapes that Booked people big jobs - my thoughts.

Hi guys, My friend's roommate that puts folks on tapes let me watch some self-tapes that booked people their pilots, major feature films, etc. jobs. A few days ago I posted on here asking about self-tapes that booked them because I am very curious (especially...

Reddit by Josh_Juice_Jones May 19th

Demo feedback appreciated!

Hello voice actors! My name is Josh Jones, and I would really appreciate getting some feedback on my character demo. I'm looking to polish it and make some updates so it can really shine. I did get the feedback that it would help to cut a few of the bits to...

Reddit by aznednacni May 19th

Andrew Scott doing Sea Wall, available on Youtube for another week, a must-watch for actors. 30min.

This is one of the most powerful performances I've ever seen, what a privilege that it's made free and available for us during these times. As I understand, this piece was actually written *for* him back in 2013. It got a lot of attention in the UK, and was...

Reddit by andrewpierno May 19th

Monologue Competition

Hi Everyone, I used to act in college and a bit after before getting into tech. I'm working on an actor discovery app for fun. The way it will work is: 1. Each week we'll pick a monologue or scene 2. Actors can perform the monologue and submit in the app 3...

Reddit by dgeek May 19th

Leading roles only!?

Hello! Actor here... been earning a living for 30+ years doing this crazy job and I love it... and I hate it! I love acting but often hate actually being an actor...probably something do with control issues I imagine!? I'm jealous of painters or sculptors or...

Reddit by deletedhahah May 19th

help

this is my first ever post on reddit so please keep that in mind :) im a 15 year old actor and im torn between going to acting school full time after i finish secondary school or training for a job and doing acting classes and going to auditions on the side...

Reddit by looseonthemoose1321 May 18th

Looking to rebuild acting foundation in LA. Advice?

Hey actor peeps, So this quarantine gave me a lot of time to reflect and plan for when the industry eventually does open back up. I've learned that I would like to try to revisit and rebuild my acting foundational training. I didn't attend a conservatory or...

Reddit by Mickeylink22 May 18th

When I read about most successful actors they all have degrees in theater. Even though I would want to act in film, is it worth it to get a BFA in theater?

Reddit by lichiiiii May 18th

Dropping everything for LA

Hiii everybody it’s my first day on this subreddit! Essentially, I want to pursue this dream I’ve had of becoming an actress. I am 21F studying Mechanical Engineering right now and about to graduate next month. And I hate my major, but I stuck with it these...

Reddit by -Joozhuah- May 18th

Starting to finally get into voice acting seriously. Now what?

I want to be a voice actor, particularly for video games or TV shows possibly. But to get an agent or really get my foot in the door I need more roles and experience from what I can tell. Where do I find these? How do I start?

Reddit by slapchloe May 18th

If you need a voice actor/website maker, hmu

[https://easyupload.io/v0ota5](https://easyupload.io/v0ota5) \- My voice (I also have access to voice editing software if you need me to do that) [https://hello-reddit.cms.webnode.com/](https://hello-reddit.cms.webnode.com/) \- Website example (this is a very...

Reddit by 2embarrassed2ask May 18th

Signs my agent is going to drop me...?

It's been almost two years since I signed with my agency. They've gotten me so many auditions, and they're by far the most amazing people I've had a chance to work with. I got three jobs my first year, and another one at the beginning of this year's renewal...

Reddit by goodfashion20 May 18th

Snobbery in the voice acting community.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFdGKPrYYmE&t=50s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFdGKPrYYmE&t=50s) I don't know if anyone has seen it, but above is a video posted by Eric Vale a few years back on "How to Become a Voice Actor". You may be familiar with...