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Reddit by JuanDeGeek Jan 23rd

Promoting community theater

Please help (suggestions needed) Been trying to promote community theater. Like every other board member in charge of promotions/marketing I already have a real job so little ever gets accomplished. We have approximately 100k in population, a blue color...

Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Jan 23rd

How To Tell The Difference?

I want to first apologize for how this post may sound. I know its not going to come out the right way and might sound rude, but I'm genuinely curious, so I'll take the criticism. ​ How do you filter out the good film schools from the bad film schools...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jan 23rd

Audition Tapes on YouTube

**Good actors often don't get parts.** The audition tape for Pretty Little Liars with Shay what's her name is awful. The audition tape for Zach Effron (I can't find it anymore) is awful. The audition tape for Blake Lively Gossip Girl bored me to tears. The...

Reddit by Roshek712 Jan 23rd

Help with compensation

Hello everyone! Hope all is well. I could use you guys' professional opinion. I'm in the process of hiring a voice actor for a short film. They're reviewing the script rn, and I've been asked to provide an amount I'm willing to pay for this job. Gig specs: \-...

Reddit by -WakaJawaka- Jan 23rd

Spike Spiegel Voice Actor Steve Blum AMA This Thursday, January 24th, at 6 PM Pacific time!

Reddit by DirtySlut69_69 Jan 22nd

I just realized. Mads Mikkelsen is so good actor that every time I see the actor in real life I can't think of him anything except one of his characters

When I look for images of him I just see images of his characters based on his facial tone or facial expressions and when I try to think of him as person I just can't. I can't believe he is real life human. I can only see his characters. Talk about life goals

Reddit by DirectivePodcast Jan 22nd

Best Self Taping Camera for the Traveling Actor?

Hi there! I'm doing my MFA in the UK currently and came into some money recently. I wanted to invest in some kind of camera that I can use when I get back in the game once I finish my program in July. Only problem is I have to be able to get it back to the...

Reddit by footopia Jan 22nd

SERIOUS Actors/Actresses of Reddit – when shooting nude sex scenes, what happens when one of the participants gets visibly aroused?

I mean, is everybody okay with it and you simply keep going or is it considered a *faux pas* and the shooting stops until the „perpetrator” cools down? And while we are on the subject – do you have some tricks to avoid rubbing genitals against each other?

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Jan 22nd

Callbacks

So I'm in a callback today, which is great and I get them all the time, and I do the same exact thing I had done in my audition. The director looks at me, and is like quiet, staring daggers at me. Casting director is jumpy (I go into this office all the time...

Reddit by lovetempests Jan 22nd

Getting into professional acting in London

Hi there, I live outside of London atm but I’m soon moving to be moving there to pursue a career in acting. I haven’t been to drama school but I have some professional and amateur credits; however, I don’t think it’s enough to get on spotlight. If you’re not...

Reddit by zod1ac_moz Jan 22nd

Where is one of the more booming acting cities in the U.S.?

I've been hearing a lot of things lately talking about how New York and L.A. are oversaturated with actors. People have told me that Atlanta, Georgia is the next booming city? So, are they correct? Should I try to head for Atlanta or should I still try to go...

Reddit by Bruizapple Jan 21st

Actors of Reddit, how was your first acting class? Did it live up to your expectations and what was something that you didn't expect?

So I've posted a couple of times here now, I did a taster class a while back and I'll be starting a 10 week part time beginners course to screen acting tomorrow. This is for a lead up to auditioning for a full time course in July, as I am nearly 25 with no...

Reddit by Unhelpfulhelpful Jan 21st

What's the UK industry like and what do I need to know?

I'm planning on making the move to London next year (sorry US you're just not for me) and would like to be prepared. A lot of this sub is US focused so I'm not very up to speed with the UK industry. Australia's industry is very small so the rules are not the...

Reddit by cryogenicallyfrozen1 Jan 21st

My mom is very discouraging.

My mom never really says good job or anything like that. My big dream (like most of you) is to be a big named actress. I haven't even taken the first step yet. My mom and I were talking and I joking said, "How are you going to babysit my future kids when I'm...

Reddit by FunneyBonez Jan 21st

Cast in a feature..but after reading I’m having mixed feelings.

I was recently cast in a feature film and was sent the script today. Of course I am excited and grateful for the opportunity to be a part of something like this. I’ve done my fair share of work so I know what to look out for in terms of writing and the script...

Reddit by leeleeleelee1234 Jan 21st

I think my agent has been feeding me false hope and promises to me for the last year and a half...

Aussie here. I feel like an absolute fool. I signed with my agent a year and a half ago (mid-2017), with confidence that he and I were going to make a great team going into 2018. I was told 'I can see you doing great things. You have this look that's unique...

Reddit by Ghosty91AF Jan 21st

Voice Age Range

Hi all, first time posting here. I trained through Voice Coaches and I'm an aspiring voice actor. Recently I attended PAX South and did some networking with the voice actors there and was directed to their studio website. The problem I'm having right now is...

Reddit by tartsntwats Jan 21st

Before going into VO full-time...

What were you doing as your dayjob/part-time job while you were building up your skills as a voice actor? I'd love to hear what your road to success was and how challenging (or easy) it was for different people! P.S. If you're still doing VO part-time, any...

Reddit by SiliconeGiant Jan 21st

No response from agencies, losing heart, about to give up on voice acting.

Edit:adding Los Angeles (Pasadena) I'm about to give up on voice work. I went to school for acting, I've been in 20 live theatre productions, I have several voice reels. I have 10 years xp in radio and production, and I can't get a response from an agency...

Reddit by MansonsRib Jan 20th

One of the most underrated actors of our time