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Reddit by actordownunder Mar 31st

Public transport

I’m not too sure about the situation in NY (I’m sure it’s similar) but in LA I’ve read that it’s extremely hard to find parking and that’s one of the biggest issues actors face on a day to day basis when going to auditions and such. My question is, why don’t...

Reddit by Anon-i-Muss Mar 31st

“Fan” Conventions?

As an actor, I’ve always wondered if it was unprofessional to attend a fan convention for something you love. Has anyone ever gone to one? Should I avoid going, or would it be ok?

Reddit by srirachase Mar 31st

Have impressions/accents ever taken over your life? How did you get out of the trance?

So I'm not really a professional voice actor. Not yet at least. For most of my life, I have found doing impressions and creating voices to be extremely funny when used well, and super fun to use/listen to period. After all, you can make a character say...

Reddit by mercury0079 Mar 31st

Does Denver have a good VOA industry?

So I live in SoCal and was considering eventually to pursue a career in VO in LA, but with LA being the insanely expensive city that it is I’m not in a financial situation where I can live down there. I have family in Denver and was considering moving there...

Reddit by duamylipa Mar 31st

Has anyone ever told you that you're bad at acting?

I'm curious if anyone has had a similar experience and how they have handled it. A while back someone who I went to acting school with told me that I wasn't a good actor. I believed that this person cared about me, but that was one of the last things I ever...

Reddit by JallerBaller Mar 31st

I feel like I've become disillusioned with acting

First off, sorry if this isn't welcome here, I just kind of wanted to get it out and off my chest. Also sorry if it comes off as silly or pretentious, I know I'm young and inexperienced, I'd just like to get other opinions. Second, I don't know if...

Reddit by Robert_de_Saint_Loup Mar 31st

Tilda Swinton is better than Meryl Streep

Oh, I do love Meryl Streep, she is an amazing actress, but after glossing over their resumes, Tilda has had a much more impressive and distinguished career. Her filmography, her work in the theater, etc... Tilda Swinton is to Meryl Streep what Hugh Jackman is...

Reddit by NateLamperouge Mar 31st

Is 16 too old to start taking acting lesson to become an actor?

When I told my friends I want to start taking lessons and become an actor, they said it was too late and that I should've started at 4 or at least as a kid, and that the era where actors who became famous when they were older ended. Should I then give up and...

Reddit by sred69 Mar 31st

I’m an actor in highschool. Acting comes natural to me, and at first I was happy with my skill.

At first I was cocky and thought I was a great actor. Now I realize: acting is hard. I have been acting for about 8 months now (I started last summer) and I’ve been in 3 short films and 2 plays. I want to refine my skill and learn how to act more believably...

Reddit by MKUltros Mar 31st

New Horror Podcast looking for Narrators!

Hello everyone! I recently posted the first episode of my podcast and am looking for voice actors with decent equipment to help! Unfortunately I don't have money to pay anyone at the moment as this is a new project but if you're still interested feel free to...

Reddit by mrzizar Mar 30th

I wanna have a la la land journey

Hey I'm a 16 turning 17 in May and I wanna have a la la land journey where I go to L.A. and hustle my ass off to become an actor I've never went to an acting class in my whole life, but I'm good I can't act I promise i do little plays at home, and I even know...

Reddit by gg00dwind Mar 30th

I made a fun little lockdown video! I’m no actor, but since I can never find anyone willing to act in my videos, it had to be me. This is just for fun, but feel free to critique my performance - it might help with the next video I make!

Reddit by Softblackwater Mar 30th

My First Attempt

Hi all, I'm an audiobook enthusiast & voice acting amateur. I've never taken lessons in any capacity. Currently, I'm exploring the possibility of recording a hobby to see where it leads me. Of course I'd love to quit my teaching job and record audiobooks but...

Reddit by daddymonster1 Mar 30th

Those of you who had problems with envy when someone succeeds, how did you stop that?

So, envy is a really toxic trait of mine that I really don't want but it keeps popping up whenever someone I know has a big success in their acting or directing career. I don't act upon that envy, of course, and always congratulate these people because deep...

Reddit by GandalfTheTartan Mar 30th

Adjusting to a COVID economy

Judging by the amount of auditions available and general social media, work has dropped significantly for a majority of commercial voice actors. Audiobook listeners are also listening to less work and less likely to purchase books as they no longer have a...

Reddit by minhja0 Mar 29th

self tape struggles of a broke college actor

Reddit by ChrissyBartels Mar 29th

3 Ways to Get Experience as a New or Returning Actor — Step 3 — Get Expe...

Reddit by Hyper_Intake123 Mar 29th

Anyone else find stanisvlaski's books boring?

So I've read an actor prepares and thru building a character. I think there alright for a beginner but after gaining alot more experience since the last year I find it hard to get through them. They're not really practical and more on the philosophical side...

Reddit by Designer_B Mar 29th

Can I still deduct classes and other acting expenses if I wasn't able to make any money as an actor in 2019?

I've got a bachelors in acting and moved out to Los Angeles to pursue this last year, but I made all of my money in the restaurant industry.

Reddit by Dracomies Mar 29th

Quotes regarding P2P

The following are quotes from actors and actresses in the industry regarding [Voices.com](https://Voices.com) and Voice123. *"If you aren't a bookable actor, P2P is a waste of money. It'll only be profitable if you are already booking."* *"Refusing P2P will...