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Reddit by These-Hope-341 Jun 23rd

Tips for practicing acting at home (when you don't have actor friends nearby or someone to be a reader for you at home)?

I recently had to pause acting classes as I am transitioning out of my full-time job. I have been a fashion model for 6 years and I signed to a manager who suggested I pause the acting classes so that I can get to a point where modeling is my primary source...
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Reddit by lightsonnothome Jun 23rd

New Jersey Actors: Your Preferred Method to Get to Get to NYC Auditions and Set?

Hi all! I am a newbie and have a 9am call to set for two days. What is your preferred way to get to your auditions and jobs when you absolutely,positively must be on time? I don't know NYC well, so I'm a little intimidated by it all.  * Do you drive...
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Reddit by W_T_D_ Jun 23rd

The r/Filmmakers discord just added a channel dedicated to acting and we'd love to have you!

Our discord is fairly new and has about 1,200 members currently. However, we're mostly writers, directors, and various crewmembers. We have a shortage of actors and we'd like to remedy that with an official invitation! I know I personally enjoy talking to...
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Reddit by agwoodliffe Jun 23rd

I have newfound respect for Voice Actors. It really does drain the life out of you.

Recently, for fun, I decided to do 2 voice acting sessions on Youtube. I had training years ago at the Bristol Old Vic, but this was the first time ever I put it into practice. The first video was using my normal voice. It was a voiceover of a fictional man's...
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Reddit by CompetitiveWolf5 Jun 23rd

Is being a reader on We Audition considered a job?

I am creating a new (professional, not acting) resume targeted for the film/tv industry (studio assistant jobs, etc). I was curious if I listed We Audition Reader as a recent job, that would work or be frowned upon. I work as a reader for other actors on the...
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Reddit by throwawaythrowsthrow Jun 23rd

How do these types of commercial auditions usually go?

Hello, first time auditioning for a commercial where its a focus on print, but with a small video aspect. I've done commercials, but it's always just traditional video, so I don't know what to expect. This is an in person audition with my boyfriend who is not...
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Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Jun 23rd

Finding objective for character

I'm currently trying to do table work for one of Warren's monologues from Kenneth Lonergan's *THIS IS OUR YOUTH*. It's a really great play and has several really solid monologues, but I'm having a hard time with something. First off, a question about...
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Reddit by paul_kaspszak Jun 23rd

give me questions

I am going to a con in November and (I'm sorry for not knowing their names) the voice actors for bakugo and todoroki (sorry for the butchered spelling) from my hero acadamia will be their and I am hoping to ask a question from me about voice acting and if...
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Reddit by Suitable-Agent-4886 Jun 22nd

How long did you have full-time job before committing to acting

I have just recently recieved a degree in computer science, and have some possible job prospects with good salary, but my dream has always been acting. I have started to become more confident and realized it's worthwhile pursuing the dream I have for my life...
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Reddit by Positive_Vibez0 Jun 22nd

How to watch a movie or tv show?

This might sound silly but how does one watch a movie or a tv show as an (aspiring) actor? I once watched parts of a class taught by a famous actor and director who mentioned that you should do the following *immediately* after watching a movie: - Write down...
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Reddit by AnotherDarkshot Jun 22nd

New Voice Actor Requesting Feedback

Any feedback and advice is welcome. Also, is there a name for this type of voice? I just call it overkill. [https://youtu.be/0haZFNa7l78](https://youtu.be/0haZFNa7l78)
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Reddit by grumpycoffeee Jun 22nd

if you could work with any actor/s who would they be?

A little bit of different question, but you would you love to work with from the industry?
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Reddit by Another____Username Jun 22nd

How much should I pay?

I am currently working on a visual novel, and thus would need voice actors later in development. I dont think I want to have any full lines said out loud, but I would need about 10 - 15 basic voice lines for every chartecter for when they start speaking, or...
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Reddit by Western-Insurance-32 Jun 22nd

Need help creating my drama school list

Hello! I’m currently creating a list of acting programs I’m interested in and I was wondering if any of you guys had lists or resources you would suggest? I want to get a BFA in acting but I’m also open to BA programs. I also am looking mostly at schools in...
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Reddit by cuttlefishbone Jun 22nd

What do you want to see in a dressing room?

I'm embarking on a dressing room renovation at the theater I manage. I would be interested to hear from actors about what makes a dressing room most useful and comfortable for you? What have you seen in dressing rooms that you've loved? What's been annoying...
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Reddit by MARiJNiBOii Jun 22nd

How do actors become their character?

I’m not an actor, just curious about how the actor switches from being themself in like make up and off set, and then when they walk on set they become their character. How do they switch mindsets from being themself to being the character with actual...
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Reddit by OrualPsyche Jun 22nd

How to support yourself without a degree while pursuing acting

I have no interest in ever finishing college. It's COLOSSAL waste of time to me. I yearn to be an actor but my security job doesn't permit me the freedom to do anything else. How can I find a job that gives me the latitude to pursue acting?
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Reddit by hellmouthx Jun 22nd

My least favorite thing about being an actress

I can't change my hair impulsively! If I do, I have to change my headshots. Which is very expensive. I also run the risk of not being desirable to casting directors if I change my look in a way that isn't super versatile (as in, if my hair is too short or not...
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Reddit by Astroprojecti Jun 22nd

Maybe someone already said this but….

I miss the casting call section of Behind the Voices Actors. It’s what got me into voice acting and seeing it go made me so sad. May it live in my Dreams.
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Reddit by monsteramirror Jun 22nd

Discussing the elephant in the room... an inevitable recession in the US.

Actor in LA here, also with a dad with a master's in finance who's into all of the shit we creatives just hate; the stock market, crypto and... the economy. \*shiver\* The rate of inflation as you've seen is no joke, there are hiring freezes at companies, and...
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