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Reddit by JackBBSS Aug 29th

What should an actor do everyday, for practice?

Hi. I have started acting a few weeks ago, any routines/videos that will improve my acting? Thanks, any help would be appreciated.

Reddit by JackBBSS Aug 29th

What plays to read for beginners?

Hi, I started acting and I heard plays are good, for learning. What plays should I read? How should I read it? And how does it make me a better actor?

Reddit by Money-Night7537 Aug 29th

How to get more roles (and leads)?

Hi, I’m a new actor and was wondering what the best strategy to get more roles might be. I have gotten maybe 3-4 extra roles since starting a couple months ago, but I want to move up. I recently got callbacks for my first 2 leads and was wondering what I can...

Reddit by kyonkikyahaina Aug 29th

How to pull off an emotionally intensive scene?

This is my first play after lockdown and I've been assigned a role which requires high emotion scenes, my co actors say that I'm doing well but I want to get better. For reference, it's a street play and we're going to be surrounded by a lot of people.

Reddit by SPELDWR0NG Aug 28th

Who would I contact to contact to book this actor for film in LA?

Reddit by musicalslimetutorial Aug 28th

HELP: The Tedious Task of Picking Self Tape Takes

I'm a perfectionist. And as a perfectionist, you can imagine how frustrating it is to be an actor with so many factors left to chance. But I love it so I do it anyway lol. Since the pandemic, I've noticed, as I'm sure all of you have too, a huge spike in...

Reddit by DMoxyMoron Aug 28th

Do I need a naturally-distinctive voice?

I don't have a naturally 'distinctive' voice, a la James Earl Jones, Richard Kind, Will Arnett, or even the VOs from the Headspace app. Now, I know the former are celebrities so that's a different ball game, but what I mean is mine isn't (naturally)...

Reddit by Hs4Ever Aug 28th

I got an audition with a HUGE anime dubbing studio, WHERE DO I START?!

Hello everyone! I've been a voice actor for over a year now, and my resume has just 2 original animations and 3 indie games. The rest is video game mods and fan projects. I've only just dipped my toes into the professional side of the voice-over business, but...

Reddit by Hum4nS4v10r68 Aug 28th

(UK) Quarter life crisis, how can I get into (comedy) acting?

(UK, South England) I'm turning 26 soon and realising that I've pushed aside my "true passion" for too long (sorry if I sound like such a cliche

Reddit by bluepineapple42069 Aug 28th

Atlanta actors, where are most of the auditions held?

So im visiting Atlanta in a little bit. Im planning on maybe moving soon. I wanted to know where in Atlanta are most of the auditions held. I would want to get an apartment near by. Where would you recommend?

Reddit by Rainingsun15 Aug 28th

I’d love some constructive feedback on my package before I submit to LA managers again!

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Reddit by aligators Aug 28th

signing a contract with an agency in los angeles

anything i should know before doing it? are some agencies better for newer actors? im really looking into getting into movies/ tv also wtf is the difference between an agency and an agent

Reddit by Actor123321 Aug 28th

Auditioning Actor - New Term

You know, there is a "working" actor and a "non-working" actor. What about the actor who is in the in-between. I feel like we should normalize the consistent SAG-AFTRA full budget production auditioning actor as "auditioning actor". That way people outside...

Reddit by muzorewa Aug 27th

"Middle Aged" Male Voice Actor Needed - Yelling / Cartoon / Comedy

Rate is $20 to record a few phrases for an upcoming short film. Timeline is within the next month or so. Send your voice examples over or feel free to do an example recording (something like "God Dammit!!") Thanks!

Reddit by Uplanapepsihole Aug 27th

In classes and other places everyone says that I sound great but to me I always sound monotone

Idk how to explain properly but In theatre class, theatre and whenever I act people will give critiques (obviously) but it’s never about me sounding monotone. I’ve even asked about it and they say no but I sound monotoned to myself. In recordings and just...

Reddit by Zestyclose_Bat_9468 Aug 27th

Not sociable as an actor

I have quite a few friends in theatre, but after a change in course and focusing on a film career, I've created new actor friends (film) who are just beyond sociable. I'm talking about going out constantly, sharing drinks, partying, and who appear...

Reddit by apsibkn Aug 27th

What’s one aspect of acting, every actor should focus more on?

Reddit by jonahofthesea Aug 27th

Looking for Podcast Guests

I'm looking for actors who have been in rehearsal with playwrights to guest on the playwriting podcast Theatrically Speaking. The more experience with living playwrights, the better. Rewrites, changes during production, how to use them during rehearsal, etc...

Reddit by ActorActingInLA Aug 27th

Should I tell My agent about this?

I just got my first LA agent a few months back. I don't get sent out by them very often, and all the things I've booked, I booked on my own and give them a cut of the money. For the last three years, I've done Universal Studios Horror Nights as a scare actor...

Reddit by 100DegreesinSiberia Aug 27th

I want to be a voice actor. [Demon1] No VFX/SFX