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Reddit by express_sushi49 Aug 24th

Losing a dream role? How does it affect you?

This post is semi-cathartic, but I'm also just very curious about how other people cope with such a feeling. So recently, a big company has revealed casting for a new character. This is a character I've dreamed about playing for over a decade, and may be one...

Reddit by enjoythesilencio Aug 24th

Do I really have to display myself on social media if I want to make it?

I'm new to acting and am barely getting into it, but I've been doing a lot of research and listening to people's advice. I heard that nowadays if you really want to get noticed, you should put yourself on social media and try to connect to people who are in...

Reddit by eduardbrokexd Aug 23rd

How do I progress "further" at an early age

Hello, I am 16 years old and live in Germany,Hamburg. Short rundown on what "acting" I have done in the past The first time I ever something to do with "acting" was just try out as an extra in a kids movie about 10 months ago. 3-4 months later I joined a...

Reddit by Gaby_boavv Aug 23rd

Voice actor

Someone need a female voice or a cute happy child-like male/ female? You can contact me: **gabyboavv@gmail.com** (I reply everyone) Don't worry so much about cash :)

Reddit by napkinorigami93 Aug 23rd

Looking for voice actor to make call

Reddit by Pessimistic_Sheep Aug 23rd

Is acting something anyone can be good at?

So acting's something I've always wanted to try. I'm in college now (studying something else) but I've been taking some classes in my free time. The thing is, I'm total shit. Even compared to other beginners in my classes I'm really, really bad. I think it...

Reddit by LetsBeNicePeopleOK Aug 23rd

I am an aspiring voice actor. Looking for advice.

I have a voicee that is suitable for voice overs, but when I record myself I find I sound stilted and unnatural. Does anyone have any tips on how I can train myself to sound more natural? I have a good home recording studio but have always used this for...

Reddit by hanvee_ Aug 23rd

Would LOVE your help :-)

I’m doing a course on branding and marketing for Actors and part of that means finding your own personal “Brand”. Below is a link to a super quick and easy survey that will help me figure that out! It would be AMAZING if you could take 2 minutes to watch the...

Reddit by adriasanchezig Aug 23rd

¿London or Madrid? for a Spanish actor from Barcelona

I can speak English, Spanish and Catalan. I'm 27, I can look between 20-30, depending on facial hair. I live in Barcelona, where there are almost no auditions for TV or Movies, just commercials. It's so rare to get a Movie or TV Audition, once a year maximum...

Reddit by eduardbrokexd Aug 23rd

How do I go one step "further" as a teen?

Hello, I am 16 years old and live in Germany,Hamburg. Short rundown on what "acting" I have done in the past The first time I ever something to do with "acting" was just try out as an extra in a kids movie about 10 months ago. 3-4 months later I joined a...

Reddit by Kai246810 Aug 23rd

What is the best way to get into acting and to get my name out there if I have a stutter?

This is my first post here. I have always wanted to be an actor since from the time I was very little. I used to be very extroverted, and each time I saw people I'd love to put on a show for them. Ever since I developed a stutter in 5th grade however, my...

Reddit by MrEMC20 Aug 23rd

Kick-Ass: The Comic Dub - Episode 1: Eccentric Behavior

Hey guys! My name is Ethan! Or Mr EMC as I’m known around the internet. I’m here to post this! A project I’ve been working on for a couple months now! A comic dub based off of the graphic novel Kick-Ass, specifically the first issue. It’s a little different...

Reddit by ChipBailerjr Aug 22nd

Are people in the film industry inherently more abrasive?

I've been in 2 small projects before in my life. One I was a small actor, the other I just helped carry equipment. The first short film was riddled with people who were seemingly obsessed with "roles". Not so much in terms of who they played - but TITLES. Who...

Reddit by TheZitou Aug 22nd

I made a podcast with my friends!

Hey everyone! Me and my friends made a podcast discussing movies! One of us is a director, one is an editor, and one (me) is an actor. We have a silly conversation about movies, and our first 2 episodes are now up! We would appreciate it if you listen to it...

Reddit by isohendrix Aug 22nd

PSA: reminder put notifications, read and reply to emails immediately, I just lost a role because I replied late to casting

I was offered a role by a indie production company (no pay). It was any actor's dream come true. I got offered the lead after I applied for the supporting. I told them I couldn't make the supporting role audition because I was unable to attend that date...

Reddit by lokeshkalayan Aug 22nd

Weekend Acting Classes in Chennai

If you are looking for the [**Weekend Acting Classes in Chennai**](https://zeft.in/weekend-acting-classes-in-chennai/)**.** ZEFT is the good platform to become an actor. We give the practical training. We trained the students in a different style. For further...

Reddit by AutoModerator Aug 22nd

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Aug 22

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by cityofEmber221 Aug 22nd

Young female voice actress looking for work.

I am a young female actress with a long background in theatre and tv acting. I am attending college on a full ride for theatre and play Elizabeth Moriarty in an audio drama. I wanted to branch out a bit and wanted to see if I could get some work, paid or not...

Reddit by xPoplicola90 Aug 22nd

What Are Some Best Practices in Memorizing One's Lines for a Script?

Hey, I am an aspiring screenwriter who likes to write for actors and I have been trying to understand the craft of acting for a couple of years now. I am wondering what are some best practices for actors in memorizing their lines? Do you all prefer certain...

Reddit by a_humble_player Aug 22nd

Why be an actor?

When talking with some folks, I get the sense that people get stuck at "I want to be a good actor." It's understandable. It's nice to be good at something. But you could be good at any number of things. So why acting? I'm curious about what you find...