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Reddit by stile03 Jan 13th

Masterclass

Anyone know if those acting masterclass things with actors is actually useful? They have like Hellen mirren and Natalie Portman and it looks pretty good but dunno if it’s a scam or worth the money?

Reddit by InitiativeIndieDev Jan 13th

Looking for male voice actors to volunteer for one phrase or two in Japanese for my upcoming game. Sorry, but I don't have any capital to pay you, but I hope someone looking to build a portfolio can help me out =)

Reddit by fastcastmaja Jan 13th

Looking for models?

Hi guys, A quick heads up. If you're just starting a project and need a model/actor for your photoshoot/ad/film, you can easily search through our [platform](https://www.fastcast.me/) for a specific profile you had in mind. There's lot to choose from. Check...

Reddit by c00kiemomster Jan 13th

My daughter (11) auditioned for an agent last weekend. I have questions about following up.

It was a “meet and greet” thing where there was a limit of 20 actors auditioning. This is a small local agent with just her and one assistant. Several of my daughter’s friends are repped by this agent and get pretty good bookings. My daughter auditioned with...

Reddit by AccomplishedPhone6 Jan 12th

Acting advice podcasts?

Anyone have any good actor friendly podcasts? Both advice (like Audrey Helps Actors i think it's really helpful) and good interviews with other actors (Off Camera with Sam Jones). Thanks!

Reddit by helpmewithmath6 Jan 12th

what are my chances of having a successful career in acting?

When i say acting, I mean film acting, I know there isn't a guaranteed path to success in acting but I'm wondering if I should become serious or not. I'm 14 and I've taken acting classes and been in local plays and I want to start auditioning for projects. My...

Reddit by AccomplishedPhone6 Jan 12th

What do you all consider "The Grind" or "The grunt work" of your career?

I'm an actor in NYC. I graduated from a good acting conservatory a couple years ago (Esper Studio) and taken all of the core UCB classes (loved em). I'm confident in my training but I know there is never really an end to training so I'll do a scene study...

Reddit by EasyMacCheesyRap18 Jan 12th

Acting website

I'm Thinking of becoming a Background actor what's a good and free Website to find jobs

Reddit by lexyww14 Jan 12th

is it true that you have to be attractive to be a successful actor?

i’m going to be honest, i’m a bit of a mess right now so read at the risk of getting a migraine. i’m 14 years old and love acting/film, i’m taking acting classes and i’ve been in local plays and i’ve decided i want to begin auditioning for small roles in...

Reddit by PsychologicalSwan0 Jan 12th

If I go to college for something other than acting, is it gonna ruin my acting career?

I want to become an actor. I've been pursuing acting for a few years and I'm finally starting to become accomplished. But my parents are pushing me to go to school to get a degree in something other than acting and I'm worried that it'll ruin my acting...

Reddit by ValleyRd Jan 12th

Working in the Northeast US

I just moved to New Hampshire and am working on establishing my acting career in the Northeast. I am wondering if there is any advice from actors (theater and film/commercial) regarding jumping in up here? Is Boston Casting the best casting site for the area?...

Reddit by chinkydiva Jan 12th

Canadian Actor — national commercial pay?

Hello my fellow Canadian actors. I booked a union commercial, principal actor, one day at scale. That’s all I know for pay. It’s a national car commercial. I understand I get my day rate but what can I expect in terms of additional pay? All I know is it’s a...

Reddit by Renonys Jan 12th

First Demo Reel Feedback

Hi Voice Actors! I am yet another person wanting to break into the voice over industry. Ultimately I’d like to end up voicing audiobooks, but I’m open to any sort of work to get me started. I’ve had some voice training in the past, but like a lot of people...

Reddit by tillx321 Jan 12th

Staying away from cliche voices

Beginning actor hear who is probably overthinking. I booked a lead in a web series which is awesome. Anyway, sometimes with scripts, a voice just comes out of it, i definitely try not to force it. But it makes me wary of sounding cliche and one dimensional...

Reddit by MistaBobobo Jan 12th

Yeti Pro vs Yeti X? Best For New VA

So I've been doing research for a few weeks on mics as I'll be getting into a lot of voice over in the coming days, it's been a dream of mine for a long time and very soon I'll be getting my start! I've mainly been leaning towards getting a Blue Yeti...

Reddit by BUSCEMIxCAGE Jan 12th

What’s a desperate actor?

Reddit by himymaxu Jan 12th

First callback ever! Any essential tips for beginners?

In one week I will have my first ever callback. I did an online casting but now I am meeting them in person. Got a short scene which I have to study but I already know all of the lines. Never been more nervous about something before (job wise) and I really...

Reddit by emz321 Jan 12th

Self-tape

I watched a video from David Patrick Green on how you should stop going to auditions. He said this is because a self-tape is just as good and said he got some roles like this. Is this good advice and true to every role? Would this also be true to agencies who...

Reddit by theactordude77 Jan 11th

Actors over 30 - what would you tell your 20 year-old-inspired-actor-self?

Reddit by Sourcuz Jan 11th

I need advice for my future

So my dream is to become an hollywood actor. Im not American. Im swedish, That’s a problem i know. I practice my english and my american accent everyday. Im not 18 yet and i won’t say my exact age like you prob understand. But my plan is to move to america...