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Reddit by sucobe Feb 23rd

[Barnes] “I just found out that actors in the virtual-zoom-casting-waiting-room can see each other. Is the awkward camaraderie similar to in-person waiting rooms?”

Reddit by lightningpresto Feb 23rd

I may have gotten a role but I also need a haircut...

Here’s a fun one. I auditioned with a self tape for a role on a show. The casting company asked for my availability but that same days, the role went back up on Actor’s Access. It’s been a few weeks (almost a month) and the description says I need to be...

Reddit by skechegg Feb 23rd

Best female actors that are under the radar right now?

Finishing up my first screenplay and usually, I envision this "dream cast" for my characters (just for fun) but I have this one female lead that I just can't imagine anyone playing. So, in your opinion, who are the most talented up-and-comers that you're...

Reddit by Freevi Feb 23rd

How to find your acting type ?

I know who I look like out of ‘famous’, well I’ve been told so anyway. I look like a young Tom Cruise is what I’m told, but he wouldn’t be my idol of an actor. With that in mind how do you find your acting type ? What’s the best way to go about it.

Reddit by careyin Feb 23rd

Been with my agent since November, had 0 auditions since.

UK based. I’m in a popular demographic as I’m a female actor on the 16-25 age range. I know times are hard for our industry but most of my acquaintances & friends who are in the industry are getting at least some self tapes... anyone here know if it’s normal...

Reddit by cmh413 Feb 23rd

Anybody else who would have rather seen Nick Cage as a character actor?

I don’t know why, but I feel like Cage washes himself out really fast in his big roles. Anything where he has less than say 20 minutes of screen time I find myself enjoying his quirkiness and mannerisms, I just think he’s a little too ‘goofy’ for me to enjoy...

Reddit by 33JimmieLee33 Feb 23rd

Missi Pyle is such an incredible character actor. I feel like she flies under the radar and always knocks it out of the park with her roles, such as Galaxy Quest, Dodgeball, and Along Came Polly. What an awesome acting career!

Reddit by poliwhirldude Feb 23rd

When did you know it was time to turn Equity?

I'm an EMC actor who is currently sitting at 25 points. I've put a good amount of thought into when I eventually want to turn, but I don't think I want to do it super soon. My logic has been that I want to get a good amount of non-union/union credits on my...

Reddit by deanu- Feb 23rd

Self-confidence: is it an illusion or is it a requirement for success as an actor?

I could just be seeing it wrong, so definitely correct me, but it seems like a lot of well known actors (and maybe successful people in general) believe in themselves and have a considerable amount of self-confidence. It could just be the social media effect...

Reddit by apestymagician Feb 23rd

Best Acting Studios or Classes in Dallas, TX?

Hey y'all so I've found a whole lot about Austin acting studios but not too much about Dallas. What are your thoughts and opinions? I'll list a few just to put out what I've seen/visited around here: Glenn Morshower with The Extra Mile, Nancy Chartier...

Reddit by TimPrice2 Feb 23rd

Have you ever had a direct booking?

Have you ever gotten a direct booking without auditioning? I'd be interested in hearing about your experience. \[Note\] I'm not an actor. I'm just interested in hearing about it if anyone wants to share their experience.

Reddit by TheIronTyrant Feb 23rd

[PAID] Looking For A Voice Actor For An Historical Video Game

Reddit by FurmidableCat Feb 22nd

Saying no to non-speaking roles to get better opportunities?

I have mastered the non-speaking roles but have been struggling to get more speaking roles on professional productions (even though I get a lot of them on independent productions and do have a couple small speaking roles on professional productions). My...

Reddit by XLS_Crystal Feb 22nd

Need Help on asking VAs From a Mini Kids Web Series To do a Interview

Hi so I have a YouTube channel with over 12K subs and 2 million views, and I'd really want to interview these voice actors from this mini kids web series! I've been practiced my interviewing skills for a while now, and I think I'm ready for the real thing!...

Reddit by hithirteen Feb 22nd

How to title clips?

I have a demo reel on Actor’s Access but my manager just recommended that I upload clips instead. My entire reel is basically “dramatic”. Would I label each clip “drama” or specify exactly what they are? For example there’s one scene of me in a confessional...

Reddit by FaradayFrenchMan Feb 22nd

Even if you 'make it' have you really made it?

Like seriously. There is no job security whatsoever. Like even if you somehow bag a big role in some serial, years down the line when it's over, there's a solid chance you'll still be jobless. I mean whenever I look up the imdb of any actor after watching a...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Feb 22nd

Wardrobe Consultation for Actors? Any recs?

I'm woc in NYC and I'm curious about getting a wardrobe consultant - perhaps a new haircut/look. If there's anyone that did a great consultation for you would love any recs. Thanks.

Reddit by AmetrisB Feb 22nd

Does Actors Access Premium Have More Auditions?

Hi! I use the free version of Actors Acess and do not have an agent. If I get a premium membership, will I be able to see more casting calls? Thanks!

Reddit by skrillexnightparty Feb 22nd

Steps for Starting out, Toronto vs. Vancouver

Hey everyone.. I am 23 living in Toronto and am thinking about becoming an actress. I’ve always wanted to but due to the pressures of my parents I waited to finish school first. I think it’s time to go after my dreams. I have no idea where to get started so...

Reddit by Lora996 Feb 22nd

Deepdub.ai

Soooooo yeah, i think you probably all heard about this AI that automatically generates dubbing process in any language based on the original actor voice. What are your opinions about it? Do you think that it will ever kill off our work for good or every...