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Reddit by PureGainsborough Jun 20th

The Voiceover Genres + Skills Child Actors Can Learn Over the Summer

Reddit by PureGainsborough Jun 20th

Your Future as a Video Game Voice Actor: An Interview with Sean Chiplock

Reddit by PureGainsborough Jun 20th

Shaping Your Career as a Video Game Voice Actor

Reddit by EffectivePineapple Jun 20th

Should I join SAG-AFTRA?

I have the opportunity to join SAG through a principal role in a SAG-AFTRA short film (honestly not sure if the film would make me SAG-E or must join), but I'm not sure if I should join right now as I have no acting experience besides commercials/modeling...

Reddit by Brian_Medavoy Jun 20th

How To Get A Talent Manager or Agent's Attention (From a Manager's Perspective)

Here's one of the best examples I've ever seen of how an actor can get a manager or agent's attention with an email - it certainly got mine! http://brianmedavoy.com/how-to-get-a-talent-agent-manager/

Reddit by mork0324 Jun 20th

Money Train Scene

Hey guys! Not really a question but I just started acting about a month ago and I have my first showcase in about 2 months in LA. Anyway, the scene I wanted to perform for the showcase was one from White Men Can’t Jump starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley...

Reddit by Ganomio Jun 20th

Full time jobs in Los Angeles

Hey, Is their any actors in Los Angeles working full time jobs while pursuing an acting career? If so what do you do? I am just curious because I know many actors work a bunch of part time jobs to make time for classes or auditions and wanted to see if...

Reddit by lemoeg Jun 20th

Hyphenated names

Voice actors with hyphenated and/or long last names-- do you go by a shortened version of your name to make it easier for clients to find you? Is it a pain to deal with financial/legal stuff if your stage name is different from your legal name?

Reddit by sand90 Jun 20th

Help me develop a roadmap

Foreigner based in LA, 28, male looking to pursue acting. My goal is to quit corporate job next year around this time (can't right now due to immigration status). Aiming for July 1st 2020, more specifically. What is the best path for someone with no...

Reddit by beingpotential Jun 19th

IDEAL REELS 12: JULIAN BACHLOW

Hey everyone, I participated in a contest with a custom scene provided showing my Acting chops, check it out, let me know what you think! Give it a like if you can and check out the other Actors reels...

Reddit by rawrshallavenge Jun 19th

What are some must-watch movies/shows for the performances?

Curious what pieces of media people would recommend for the actors' work in them - I recently saw Call Me By Your Name and I was super into it for that reason. ALSO I'm curious if anyone has any comedies that fit the ticket, since I feel like performances in...

Reddit by thetendy Jun 19th

EPA walk-In appointments for Equity actors (nyc)

Hi all, new to equity and am planning to go to my first EPA tomorrow that I don’t have an appointment for - I know there are walk-in slots, but how likely is it that I’ll get one? Those of you who’ve walked in before, did you have to wait all day as if you...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jun 19th

BIG LITTLE LIES: MERYL STREEP'S PERFORMANCE

So I am obsessing over her work on this show. I was so curious to see what she would bring, and if her game would up the game of the other ladies. I believe her presence has - but as an actress I'm curious what you think the specific reasons are that makes...

Reddit by embrrsed Jun 18th

What do you do in your idle time?

Hey r/acting, I’m an actor in South Florida, and as of recent years there just hasn’t been many auditions to go out for in my area. I’m early on in my career, with likely not enough credits to get an agent, but I’m coming to learn that there aren’t many...

Reddit by banananuttt Jun 18th

How to keep moving forward?

Hey acting! hope you all are well. I love this forum and visit it frequently, thank you all for sharing your successes and questions! I'm a 25 year old Male, Los angeles based actoe. I was wondering. How do you keep moving forward? I take classes, have reps...

Reddit by ActorDylanCross Jun 18th

Sandman, how?

As an actor and writer, I am always on the hunt for a new project I would love to be in. Recently I realize my dream is coming true and Sandman is becoming a thing! I want to be in Sandman, as an actor, many of us have what we call our "Dream Role"- from what...

Reddit by MisterELight Jun 18th

My last post on this subreddit

So I realized so many things about the voice over industry. I will just shoot them off really quick and then end with the BIG realization that you guys may not know. Regardless, I want to leave here with some honest thoughts, even though acting is all about...

Reddit by BlackTurtleTea Jun 18th

I'm not an actor but I need advice! How do I control my smile!

I have noticed that when I get really uncomfortable, like a friend telling me about the passing of a loved one or something else horrendous, all I can do is smile. I hate myself for it, but I cant control it. I mentioned it to my therapist and she said it was...

Reddit by iamstojiccomedy Jun 18th

making it as an actor is hard

Reddit by DeepChirp Jun 18th

Casting Rooms: First or Last?

Just wondering about people's personal experiences with auditioning. I recently had a commercial audition and was one of the very last people to go in, and this got me thinking; have you had more success being one of the first actors in the casting room that...