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Reddit by theredqueentheory Sep 12th

You never know unless you try: I got a job!

I'm an amateur voice actor, and I just got my first real job as a news anchor on our local FM radio station! I saw an ad that they were looking for news anchors and didn't really think I had a chance, but sent in some recordings of myself reading the local...

Reddit by Penny_1971 Sep 12th

NYC Film/TV/On Camera Class for more experienced actors

I’m a NYC based actor trying to go to class consistently to brush up on my technique & tools for auditions and bookings. I have a vast knowledge of how to set up myself for success for a Film/Tv/On Camera self tape audition/callback, I just need to be...

Backstage by orlandogirl Sep 11th

Charlie Brown OFS

Stage 32 by John Francis Sep 11th

British Actor/Director/Writer in Paris

Hi, everybody!I'm a British actor/director/writer living in Paris.I was classically trained for the theatre & screen and I continue practising my craft every day.Finished writing my 4th feature script recently and started preproduction.Should you need an...

Backstage by Iwishiwenttoccm Sep 11th

Funny Girl- Gateway

Reddit by GalaxyDino156 Sep 11th

Late 20s + previous acting experience — looking for advice

I’m in my late 20s and have done background work and student films before. I never received the footage from the student films, though, so I currently don’t have a reel or professional headshots. I’m near NYC and am curious what other actors in a similar...

Reddit by BLUE_BUTTERFLY79 Sep 11th

I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licen

I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence?...

Reddit by BLUE_BUTTERFLY79 Sep 11th

I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licen

I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence?...

Reddit by storebrandryann Sep 11th

I transitioned.

I transitioned: how do I start again? Hello, thespians. Looking for anyone who might have experience or tips for a trans actress. I've worked off and on for almost ten years, professionally. I've done theater at some regional LORT houses. I've worked a tiny...

Reddit by Bright-Bowler3575 Sep 11th

How do you improve impressionations and emotions

Hi! I've been wanting to get into voice acting and impersonations because I always thought it was really cool as a kid, but I was always too embarrassed to actually practice. Now that I'm a bit older, I decided to finally give it a try, only to realize I have...

Reddit by checkerspot Sep 11th

Casting Call Question - How to Find Actors

What's the best way to get my casting call in front of actors in LA if you're not going through agents? I know there's a lot of casting sites, and I've done a bunch, but I would prefer not to make actors pay to submit. Is there a well-connected person or...

Reddit by Opposite-Gur-6986 Sep 11th

AI question for SAGAFTRA actors regarding post production.

I was asked if instead of using CGI for some post production for a movie I was in, if I was okay with them using AI for some scenes I was in. I called SAG and I know producers have to submit paperwork and there are fees. But I’m wondering if anyone has...

Reddit by insideroroutside Sep 11th

Looking for VA for OC

**Payment info:** **The starting budget is $75 for roughly 430-500 words of dialogue, with professional or experienced voice actors preferred. I'm happy to increase the price if the final script is longer, requires more demanding vocal work, or ends up...

Reddit by miskeenclownn Sep 11th

feedback- beginner actor

hi there :) i’m new to acting (have taken a few classes and am continuing my training). I tried working on a monologue for the first time and would be grateful for any feedback/tips. The piece is Kristina’s monologue in Julie (after Strindberg)

Reddit by badassbradders Sep 11th

How comes actors don't treat true indie film in the same way they treat Off Broadway or fringe theatre?

I run a festival network, and before that I was an actor working in London, professionally trained at The Oxford School of Drama. I left acting to pursue my festival career over a long period of around 10 years or so. I occasionally do background work now and...

Backstage by frenchfry Sep 10th

Aladdin ECCs

Backstage by grethen Sep 10th

Prince of Egypt in concert - NYC

Backstage by INeedCaffeine102 Sep 10th

CATCF Royal Caribbean Sept 2026

Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Sep 10th

The "Click" Moment

Is there usually a specific moment during prep—a piece of wardrobe, a line of dialogue, or a physical trait—where the character finally 'clicks' for you?"

Reddit by Few-Track8525 Sep 10th

As an actor who knows how hard it is to be good, what do you think of Bryan Cranston (in Breaking Bad for instance)?

This i maybe a weird post, but I recently watched acting-videos where someone gave advice and showed beginners, advanced and pros acting and then comparing it to oscar-winning actors and I loved it. It must be really hard to be very convincing, I wanna try it...