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Reddit by Pretend_Comedian_ Sep 2nd

shouldn't every actor worth their salt be a 'character actor'

If there's a love for acting in the Actor shouldn't they want to devote themselves to creating a real character? Like what's the opposite of a character actor? I guess a 'big name actor' who only plays them self? Then what lies in between these two 'types' of...

Reddit by Logical-Glass5272 Sep 2nd

Film picked up

I’m not new to acting, but I am new (ish) to film and TV. (Equity stage actor for 30 years). My first feature film was just picked up by a distributor! It’s really good (just went to the premier), a lovely story, very well acted and shot…my question is, now...

Reddit by cryoncue Sep 2nd

The Cure To Getting Out OF Your Head

A common struggle I hear from actors is how they have a hard time connecting with their character and then they end up getting stuck in their head. There can be a number of factors that can cause this common problem... One of the most important factors...

Reddit by hjp731 Sep 2nd

Feeling ready

Hey actors! I’m really just getting started in this crazy business and excited to see wherever it takes me. I’m in my 20s and in my 3rd month of classes. When did you start feeling like you were good enough to start auditioning for roles, even just background...

Reddit by pitts_ Sep 2nd

Where to find work when starting out?

Hello, all! I am relatively new to the VO community, only having begun in January of 2022. I have a simple home studio and I have been producing auditions for work over the last 7 or 8 months. During that time, I have been utilizing Voices.com for my...

Reddit by jettacfer Sep 2nd

How did you get your acting agent?

I am an actor who recently joined sag-aftra. I am currently trying to get representation. I have all the materials like headshots resume a reel, and I have an extensive resume + training from college. (I have only done professional/paying work since I...

Reddit by futurebro Sep 2nd

I was just on the most watched streaming show and I cant get an audition.

Been feeling so stuck lately and hopeless after a reputable CD told me this is just what it is. I signed with my first agent Jan 1st of this year, 10 days later had an audition for a co star and booked it. The show just came out and was the most watched...

Reddit by AutoModerator Sep 1st

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 CanineAnaconda Aug 31st

The Risk of Auditioning for Local Hire When Not Local

I've been seeing an ongoing uptick on this sub that in a business that now relies mostly on remote auditions, actors can live wherever they want and still present themselves as local hires. My opinion is actors can *audition* wherever they want, but unless...

Reddit by oatmeal__enthusiast Aug 31st

Accidentally got SAG eligible as a non-actor, is that worth anything?

A year ago, I got cast in a lead speaking role in a series of commercial. I am not an actor in any way shape or form. I was asked to audition by the basically the luck of god and got the part. Got paid entirely too much money. A year down the road and I'm...

Reddit by PlasticConcept593 Aug 31st

Acting/auditioning advice?

Hey, So long story short I’ve been an actor for around seven years. I’ve been in a few things successful the first two years with a lot of callbacks and a few bookings. The last five years I’ve booked two things and virtually next to no callbacks. I’m...

Reddit by Koasbite360 Aug 31st

I’m an 17 year old male that wants to have voice acting career

So if anyone needs a male voice actor like me comment on this post.

Reddit by AWK2545 Aug 31st

looking for mutuals

Any aspiring actors who wanna talk about movies, tv shows, theatre, and acting in general.

Reddit by BeijingVO2 Aug 31st

Are anyone else's clients getting more cautious?

I just got a gig to play a Jamaican gangster for a video game and the client was worried it'd be considered racist to hire me to do it. Even though I passed the audition and I'm a character actor, I can do it no problem, even though I'm British/Spanish. Since...

Reddit by meinai88 Aug 30th

Adding a credit on IMDB

Hello fellow actors, I was recently in an unpaid short film where I was the lead. The film is coming out sometime in September. I was wondering if I can add the credit on my IMDB page when the short film comes out or if the director has to do it. The reason...

Reddit by zoobify112 Aug 30th

Is Tom from Fat Pig an overused monologue?

Hey yall. I need a monologue that I'll be performing in two weeks, and I have spent the summer (intermittently) reading plays looking for one but haven't been able to find one that I really connected with. Last night I just started looking online out of...

Reddit by rogermarlowe Aug 30th

Christopher Reeves has some harsh words for his Superman co-star, legendary actor Marlon Brando, on David Letterman in 1982. We don't get interviews like this anymore.

Reddit by Tricky_Machine575 Aug 30th

Tips for a *Green* Actor going on TV Set

My first time ever on a TV set I went to the bathroom with my mic on and I was HORRIFIED! Filming again soon and it has been a while, what are some basic things I need to know. I am mostly a theater actor so cameras do, at times, give me the heebie jeebies...

Reddit by HYDRAlives Aug 29th

How much do voice actors make?

I mean people who work steadily but aren't like industry titans like Mark Hamill

Reddit by xchix Aug 29th

Thoughts/experience with a UK and US agent?

Hi all! I have seen actors in my time who have two agents listed on their website/profile - one UK and one US. I have a UK agent and I’m not really in a position to fly over to the US frequently for auditions so I hadn’t thought much about this but I am...