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Reddit by bobstarrr Mar 11th

Brian Timoney Actors Studio? Is it any good?

Hes doing these Timoney Method Intensives and they aren’t too expensive, wondering if anyone here has done them or knows whether they are legit or not, thanks.

Reddit by mildhot-sauce Mar 11th

story time/drama (advice welcome!)

our story starts out very simple. Audition, get cast, record my lines. Easy job. This was 6 months ago. Yesterday I get a email from on of the voice actors, to every voice actor in the project. " the "director" you are talking to is a imposter. There is no...

Reddit by KobeKastle Mar 10th

Is it possible to be a successful voice actor with limited life experience / social skills?

I feel like voice actors should have regular social lives, should have a lot of life experience where they’ve met all types of different people and personalities in order to be a successful voice actor with a long lasting career.. because if you don’t have...

Reddit by AutoModerator Mar 10th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

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 sp00kysabrina Mar 10th

i think i just got kicked off the movie

if you saw my 2nd to last post in this sub, an AITA, you would know that i accidentally missed 2 table reads that were virtual and felt bad about it. you would also know i was only notified about the second table read 2 hours in advance and the 1st table read...

Reddit by Front-Chemist7181 Mar 10th

first day I really feel like giving up

Long story short. I got tired of not getting the roles I wanted so like any actor you write. I worked with production companies for free for 2.5 years on the last moments. So I already put my script through a script doctor, handmade the costume, got it...

Reddit by Spuhnkadelik Mar 10th

SAG Voucher Question

Hey there! Brand new to this world, and wondering what the hell a SAG Voucher actually is for background actor work. Is it just a paystub that you'd get from a payroll company? Is it a special form of some kind that gets filled out and given to you in...

Reddit by FunneyBonez Mar 10th

Finally spoke with my manager about our relationship…need some opinions

I posted here about a month or so ago about some relationship problems with my manager and how he does things, specifically eyeing to break things off. Feedback from this community is always excellent! I figured I’d post an update, get some opinions given we...

Reddit by xthehighpriestessx Mar 10th

Idk What I’m Doing But They Think I Do , Help!

Hey y’all! I ( 22 F) recently applied for a Day Player For A Feature Film, They Responded Back Immediately, They Sent A Script and Asked Me To Self Tape which I did ! Hugeeeee Director. I did one Non - Union Production before as a Featured Extra ( New Netflix...

Reddit by magfulltime Mar 10th

Japanese Voice Actor/Actress 20 USD per Minute

At [Memoria Studio](https://memoriastudiosproject.com/) we are looking for **Japanese Male and Female Voice Actors/Voiceover Artists**, mainly to record for YouTube videos. The job is to record one video per week, per client. Payment starts from $20 per...

Reddit by tofucake560 Mar 10th

Appreciation Post

hi guys! i just wanted to really quickly make an appreciation post for this subreddit. i used to act in plays when i was a freshman in high school and loved it, but i convinced myself it wasn’t a feasible path and moved on. now, i’m a second year in college...

Reddit by AeriDorno Mar 10th

Voice actor for narrator of student video game project cutscenes

Hey there! We're a few game dev students in Stockholm, Sweden, looking to find a voice actor to narrate a few cutscene sequences for our current project. The game wont be sold, and is for internal usage of the school only. As we're only students, our budged...

Reddit by animethrowawayyyy Mar 10th

Union BG work as a Non-Union actor

Hi, I just recently booked a background job and I’ve done background work before. It doesn’t appear to be featured background yet they still asked if we had acting experience and the role is listed as union. Since I’m non-union would this mean I’m guaranteed...

Reddit by SeverePilot Mar 10th

What is the audition climate looking like right now in L.A. with your reps?

So I’ve been signed with a great mid tier agency since October of 2021 and I’ve gotten some great auditions out of it. But, sometimes I feel like it’s a bit slow, especially now. Sometimes I get 4 auditions in a month, other times 3 auditions in a week for...

Reddit by Ok_Manufacturer_1272 Mar 10th

Can’t get any roles

Hey guys! Beginner actor here interested in film acting. I got a backstage acc and have been auditioning all around for student films, short films, etc. but have gotten nothing, and I’m at uc Berkeley so I feel like there’s not toooo many audition...

Reddit by illiterateliterary Mar 10th

Any Toronto Actors have any experiences with these agencies in the city? (OAZ, ART, Hero, Compass, BRB, dacosta and more) I'm a new actor and don't have much insight to agencies yet!

Hi all!!! So, I applied for agencies a few days ago and got some emails back from: Oscar Abrams Zimel (OAZ) Amanda Rosenthal (ART) Hero Artists Compass Artists (CAM) DaCosta Talent Newton-Landry Talent Butler Ruston Bell Amy Hines Choice Talent Valerie...

Reddit by throwaway24124850127 Mar 10th

Acting For 10 Years Without Improvement - Advice?

Using a throwaway because I don't feel like going on main. I've been an actor for 10 years. I started when I was 15 years old and while I hadn't had many resources, a turbulent financial situation, and an unsupportive family who wanted me to quit from day 1...

Reddit by revoloveraudio Mar 9th

Voice Actor Andy Merrill (AKA Brak) came back on my show to talk about the music that influenced him and his own musical styles (sorry I know the interview is less focused on voice acting, but this subreddit really loved the first interview)

Reddit by DJAnym Mar 9th

how to stop letting your breath go after every sentence?

so, I'm not quite a voice actor, but I did just get started doing youtube let's plays and something I noticed is how I just "puff" out any breath I have after finishing a sentence or certain words. so for instance instead of hearing me say "can", it'd be...

Reddit by Lollydusty Mar 9th

1 Week Turnaround For Off-Book. An Advice?

Got cast as an understudy and I have 1 week to memorize the whole script. I haven’t seen any rehearsals of the principal actor yet. Any tips on how to do this efficiently?