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Reddit by blackblue707 Jan 28th

Switching between male and female voice?

Hey, I was thinking about this for a while and thought this was probably the best place to post this question. I'm not really a voice actor, I sometimes to voiceovers for fun, but that's mostly it. I've recently found a band with a (male) singer who can...

Reddit by fleurdefrost Jan 27th

Pauses in dialogue

Hi! I'm a little frustrated/confused and looking for some insight. I'm in my second acting class and paired with an incredible, working actor. They're helping me a tremendous deal in our scene practice. The thing is, they keep telling me to take out my...

Reddit by erennooo Jan 27th

Just finished my first acting class, it was amazing!

I just completed my first acting class a couple of nights ago and it was awesome! I never had any formal training or experience besides the ones I had in college when I was able to do theater, short films and other student projects (that's when I got bit by...

Reddit by Gagius01 Jan 27th

Does Nationality effect?

So, I'm an aspiring actor that hopes to one day break big just like I'm sure what most of us in this thread dream about also. Problem is that I'm from Europe and from my research, I have 2 large obstacles for me to overcome. One is that of acquiring a VISA...

Reddit by tobeavornot Jan 27th

What is your least favorite thing to hear when you come to (camera) acting class?

It’s the first day of class, and I love to keep everyone motivated and positive, and be honest about the commitment required to be successful in class and as an actor. So what caused you to go from skeptical to on the edge of your seat?

Reddit by NervousSpare Jan 27th

Free Website/Online Resume Offer

Hi all! I’m a web designer currently building my portfolio to offer design services to actors, musicians and other types of performers and creatives. Instead of making examples out of made up people, I thought I’d offer a couple free websites for actors who...

Reddit by crawlingalien Jan 26th

Amateur actor, I got cast in tv show “Hekla” by director Baltasar Kormákur.. one of first trans men ever in the film industry. Follow me for updates!!

Reddit by SarahTchil Jan 26th

Learning Duration

Hello everyone. I'm 22 and have just begun with an online acting class. By the time I finish my current major in the university I will be 23. I wanted to know how long would it take for me to study and practice enough in acting to be ready for auditioning...

Reddit by rpeg Jan 26th

How many of your are approached by strangers with the question, "Are you a voice actor or on the radio?"

I wonder if this is how some of you arrived at voice acting: through some social pressure? I admit that probably sounds like the wrong kind of motivation but that's where I'm at. I'm at the early stages. I enjoy speaking. I'm actually a college lecturer so I...

Reddit by -CobaltOwl- Jan 26th

Aspiring voice actor

Hey everyone. I am an aspiring voice actor who just started his own Youtube channel. I am only a beginner and have very basic equipment right now but if you guys have time please feel free to check out my channel. I only have a few videos up so far but I...

Reddit by taylorymk Jan 26th

Would it be worth going to drama school after I graduate from my current university? If I get into drama school I'll be graduating in my late 20s. I'm scared of starting acting so late, but then I want drama school training so much.

I’m at a university that has nothing to do with acting. I realised my wish to become an actor too late after I had gotten in. I’ve acted several times in a drama society, and during a couple of English drama classes and it was so exhilarating. I have around a...

Reddit by Voidewalker Jan 26th

Can a female African American voice actresses dm concerning voice over work.

Hi. If you fit the description please contact me

Reddit by GloryDee060 Jan 26th

Hello I am new to this group but this year I told myself I really want to get more consistent work in the film industry rather that’s in front of the camera or behind the scenes does anyone have any advice on how I can get more consistent work as an actor

Reddit by Liceland1998 Jan 26th

How do actors manage unexpected coughs, sneezes, burps, and yawns while on stage?

Hello Everyone. I have always wondered this, since you never see an actor cough, sneeze, burp, or yawn during a live production, yet these are all noisy bodily functions that can happen anywhere at anytime. Thank You.

Reddit by DayeFunaway Jan 26th

What is a book that has helped you as an actor that isn't about acting?

I saw someone recommend *Never Eat Alone* on here the other day which I'm loving so far. The author, Keith Ferrazzi, is an entrepreneur and the book details how to network in a "socially healthy and mutually beneficial way." I find it's really helping me have...

Reddit by Quadisimo Jan 26th

My acting rant post

I’m just here to rant for a bit. I honestly hate it and find it very rude when you respond to a actor request, you have mail contact for a bit, call once and then suddenly don’t hear anything anymore. This has happened with me with some big gigs, which I’m...

Reddit by GiveYourselfAFry Jan 26th

Books with tips & tricks on what to do in worst-case-scenario acting situations? (Poor writing, unclear directors etc)

Hi guys, so I’ve seen (& read) many books on how to “get started” acting, or how to become a better actor, different techniques & schools of thought, the director/actor dynamic, what makes for a good crew & set etc etc. It can be easy to do your job as an...

Reddit by Ace1C Jan 26th

Any tips or tricks when getting into acting

I have just started getting into acting and I wanna become an actor someday in Disney movies and for other companies. I just don’t know how or where to start and I’m only 16 any help would be appreciated.

Reddit by Soyatare Jan 25th

Do I need anything before I sign up on audition websites?

Read reviews and would like to sign up for backstage, actors access, etc but I am wondering if there is anything I should have before I sign up on this site and similar sites. I am a voice actor with a bit of work, been doing improv for about a year. Should I...

Reddit by Albatross_90 Jan 25th

The Manikin Agency - legit?

Greetings, all. I am a voice actor and upon networking for representation, I came across the Manikin agency. Their website looked innocent enough. I noticed voiceover work in their extended list of services, so I decided to reach out. Here’s where the first...