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Reddit by Rosssy94 Jun 7th

I interviewed Jane Perry who's a voice actor that's worked on Hitman, Returnal, and Cyberpunk.

Reddit by meinai88 Jun 7th

Agent Submissions

Hello fellow actors, I am getting ready to submit to agents here in Toronto and just had a quick question. How do I know how many headshots to include in my submission email? Do I just send my best one or do I send 3 (1 for film, 1 for commercials and 1 other...

Reddit by cheerallyear Jun 7th

Agency meeting question

First time poster here. I posted this on another FB page but no one answered so maybe I’ll get more help here. Hi all! I can't believe it but an agency actually got ahold of me and would like to do a phone interview! This agency is a big one in town. I will...

Reddit by jackfrench9 Jun 7th

Looking for a male voice actor to do some sound effects for a video game (PAID)

Hi there, I hope I'm not breaking any rules by posting this, but here goes: I'm working on an indie First-Person Shooter game and I'm looking to get some custom audio recordings for my main character. Currently I'm using sounds from an old video game and I...

Reddit by wrecked_wretch Jun 7th

Do actors ever get lost in their fights on screen?

I was watching A Few Good Men the other night and was mesmerized by Jack Nicholson's and Tom Cruise's performance. Their anger towards each other seemed so genuine and pure which got me thinking: do you think actors ever take their scripted arguments/fights...

Reddit by toserveman91 Jun 7th

Acting with a mental illness...

Here's one last question that may sound a bit odd and not everyone will be comfortable being open about but do any of you (willing to divulge so) have any mental health issues that you have to juggle while being an actor? For instance, I have social anxiety...

Reddit by Saaaintniiiick Jun 7th

Got cut from short film

I had a small (but seemingly important) part in a short film recently and it got me my first IMDB credit, which I was just ecstatic about. It felt like I had made a mark in my career. I liked seeing that I was ‘known for’ something. I went to check the IMDB...

Reddit by Shakesqueer7 Jun 7th

I want to form a company as an adult

I would like to form a Shakespearean acting company when I grow up (with contemporary plays and musicals too ofc) and I can’t stop worrying about it. I don’t want to be that person who get straight out of their bfa program and starts one, I’d get some years...

Reddit by Throwaway19482973 Jun 6th

I need help/advice. Idk what tf to do

Ik there’s like a trillion posts a day asking the same thing. But like. I’m dumb af sooo

Reddit by Illustrious_Letter28 Jun 6th

not an actor, but am told I can stand in

Reddit by methodistheanswer Jun 6th

Do the successful and up-there actors actually do the text work?

Always wondered whether those actors working on the big movies / shows actually do the nitty-gritty scene analysis? You often hear actors in interviews talking about getting into character, or feeling their way into the role with the director. But rarely do...

Reddit by oxelots Jun 6th

When is a good time in your career to move to LA?

Basically, what makes an actor competitive in LA? I’m trying to plan for the future. Brief background: NC actor with 1 year studio training. I graduate in 1 year with a non-acting degree that has great employment & earning potential. Let’s say by the time I...

Reddit by Shakesqueer7 Jun 6th

Can someone explain the different college acting programs?

So I want to be an actor - mostly doing Shakespeare but with some musical theater. I know you can go to drama school in the UK (I’m US based) and you can also study drama at regular college. But if you decide to go the “regular college” route, can you still...

Reddit by Samfilmsit Jun 6th

Female/Trans/Non-binary voice acting required for short film - unpaid.

Hi there, I'm looking to collaborate with voice actors/actresses on a 90 second art short film project entitled 'My c\*\*t' for Encounters Film Festival 'depicts' competition. A vulgar, satirical poem matched with animation. Unfortunately the position is...

Reddit by S_AryaFreya Jun 6th

Advice for Trans Actors

Hello friends, it's been a very long time since I acted, around 5-7 years. A lot of the reason was because I was discovering who I was. And only in the past year have I begun transitioning. All my previous works and performances were pre-transition, as a...

Reddit by RothkoRathbone Jun 6th

Question: Do you enjoy using Actors Access?

Please explain what you do and don't like about it.

Reddit by heregoeseverythng Jun 6th

Getting an MFA in Your 30s

Hi Reddit, I’m a 32 year old woman considering getting an MFA next year. I’ve auditioned for programs a couple of times, will be getting a coach and working my bum off to get into a program in 2023. I would love to hear of any other older actors especially...

Reddit by toserveman91 Jun 6th

A question for TV/Film actors I've always wondered...

Hi everyone. I'm not an actor myself but find it fascinating in many ways. One thing I've noticed when watching TV or movies is that actors seem to hardly ever blink and it looks like they're always focused on another actor's right eye. Am I overthinking this...

Reddit by International_Alps76 Jun 6th

Really struggling any advice would be helpful!

I’m new to LA. I’m in search for an acting school that actually cares about the actor and is passionate about teaching. From what I’ve noticed, 90% of these schools are all after money and they don’t care about anything else. Can ANYONE PLEASE suggest me an...

Reddit by jackvegas Jun 6th

I believe I'm an actor trapped in an average life...please help

I firmly believe that I have a unique look...and an ability to hit levels of intensity and passion others can't. My look is most likely a pigeon hole..I'm ok with that. I'm just trying to find a way to be a part of film in any way using these "traits" I have...