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Reddit by Dr_Charisma Aug 15th

Best talent agencies in Atlanta?

Hi, I am an aspiring actor who is looking for an agency that will actually help me. I recently wasted my time by going to a meeting with a "talent agent" who turned out to be a scammer. I want to know if there are any legitimate and helpful talent agencies in...

Reddit by IntellectualBoss Aug 15th

Where is the best place to post demo reel for starting voice actor?

High, I'm an aspiring voice actor and I was wondering what sites you guys recommend for posting my stuff and trying to start getting work. Sites where I don't have to pay to post my stuff would be preferable. And is there a specific website that's good for...

Reddit by AutoModerator Aug 15th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Aug 15

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 autofasurer Aug 15th

Inside The Actors Studio - where to watch?

I like watching inside the actors studio because the guests on it talk about their process and their technique, which is different for all of them. There are 22 seasons of this show, but these episodes can not be found anywhere... The links on their site to...

Reddit by JackBroadbentVA Aug 15th

Voices.com and voices123?

Hey! I'm a voice actor and have been using [voices.com](https://voices.com) to audition and get my name out into the world. In the few months I've had the premium membership I've gotten several roles and my acting coach says i'm on a hot streak. However, I...

Stage 32 by Dean Lach Aug 14th

It's a no brainer: Put your REEL or Short Film on Smart TV

Here's a free way to get exposure.  If you're a "cord cutter" or Independent film lover, then you may have already watched Indie-made films and TV-shows on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and other platforms. A (free) way to get exposure for your film Reel and Short...

Reddit by RaeADropOfGoldenSun Aug 14th

They just announced that a film in which I had a small part is being turned into a TV series. I haven't heard from anyone. Is it safe to assume I will not be part of it?

So last summer I was in a film. I had a fairly small part, but I was a named character (like referred to by name in the movie by another character) and I was in 7 or 8 scenes and had some lines in most of them. Mostly totally inconsequential lines (think...

Reddit by presto_bismol Aug 14th

No acting experience ever. Auditioning for a TV role on Thursday. I need pointers!

This is a throwaway account. Okay quick story time (I have to be vague for confidentiality reasons of my company). I’ve had a pipe dream of playing some part or something in a movie or TV show but never really sought it out. (I used to make short movies with...

Reddit by Myloversclayhand Aug 14th

are there lasting emotional impacts/repercussions from playing an antagonist?

I recently watched Euphoria and was impressed with how **terrible** the character of Nate was. It made me curious if the experience of playing (and doing it well) such dark characters can bleed into other aspects of an actor's life.

Reddit by Hyperb2002 Aug 14th

Is it normal to rehearse a script mentally and feel all the emotion from it?

I'm doubling as a writer and voice actor for a project I'm working on. I noticed that I didn't finish half of my lunch because I'm too busy feeling panicked. I feel full and even very slightly nauseous despite not eating a lot. I'm trembling. Why? One of my...

Reddit by thisisnotarealperson Aug 14th

New podcast about one actor's crushing rejection at the beginning of his career

Reddit by waximpulse Aug 14th

Actor Learns a Boston Accent in 6 Hours | Vanity Fair

Reddit by Ganomio Aug 14th

Los Angeles actors, what was the first job you had when you moved here?

I just moved to la and I just have no clue what to do here work wise either things pay to low or jobs that pay decent money are too far away. I’m stuck on what to do.

Reddit by msakio Aug 14th

How important is a natural accent?

As an Eastern European, this has been bugging me for a while. I feel confident when I'm speaking English, and most of the time I have no problem understanding what people are saying (apart from some weird british accents). But I know that my accent is far...

Reddit by LeoMakesNoises Aug 14th

URGENT- LONDON BASED VOICE ACTRESS NEEDED

Hi everybody - we’re looking for someone to join us for a recording session THIS SUNDAY in London If you’re interested please please post any links to recent work/demos and drop me a line Many thanks!

Reddit by bg3g Aug 14th

New Zealand Market?

Hey, I’m an American actress just getting into the game. My gf is from NZ and wants to move back there with me. Does anyone know anything about the NZ film/tv/commercial industries? Would it even be possible for me to get jobs given my American accent? I can...

Reddit by ranforrr Aug 14th

How big does your YouTube channel need to be before getting noticed by the "Big Four"?

Totally hypothetical question.. If an actor had a YouTube channel that was popular with skits, shorts, etc... How many subscribers would one need to amass before the super big agencies take notice? Could you provide any examples if possible?

Reddit by atanassova Aug 13th

Dacre Montgomery?!?

Dacre Montgomery (Billy from Stranger Things) is from Australia (even though according to his IMDB he has a double citizenship - Australian and Canadian) and is a very talented actor nonetheless, but there's something about him that confuses me a lot. Here...

Reddit by laadefreakinda Aug 13th

Luck is always a factor

I see a lot of posts asking how to get agents, how did this certain actor or actress land this role, what do I need to do to make it, etc. The simple answer is: luck. Every single actor who has made it big has had some luck. They were in the right place at...

Reddit by werkingonit Aug 13th

Dealing with Rejection When You Did Everything Right

How do you all deal with rejection when everything went well: you prepared as much as possible, you took risks, you made bold choices, you got a callback and smashed that, and you still didn’t get the role? I’ve been dealing with this over and over again...