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Reddit by MathematicianLeft07 Sep 26th

Joaquin Phoenix weird or unique

What makes Joaquin Phoenix so distinct from other actors working? I just can't explain he seems to be so different in terms of acting..

Reddit by FurmidableCat Sep 26th

Being union is making me lose work…

Long story short: I now have almost no jobs on union sets but end up losing tons of opportunities on non union sets because I am union. I have been in both of my acting unions for seven years and worked hard to get there. I used to get a good amount of work...

Reddit by mraladdinsirwat Sep 26th

NYC and LA actor check in- what’s your survival job?

Hi guys, what do you do to keep the bills paid?

Reddit by azthemansays Sep 26th

Quebec actor loses Hyundai Canada spokesman gig after not getting vaccinated

Reddit by June_Etoile Sep 26th

Fact Check: How many actor friends do you have that are working full-time as on-camera actors?

Out of the years in theatre/acting classes/school, Yale, whatever you did - just HOW many actor friends do you have that are working full-time as on-camera/known actors? **This means their ENTIRE salary comes from working as an on-camera (not voiceover)...

Reddit by cuppypake Sep 26th

Quality of self-tape submission on AA looks horrible, help!

Hey all. I've never really had this issue before, but after I upload my self-tape to actors access it looks so bad. It's only 58mb and looks fine before I upload it. Is the bad quality how casting is going to see it? Or will it look like the regular quality...

Reddit by Liyandri Sep 25th

How do first time actors land major roles?

A singer I follow landed a main role in a Netflix Original. They've never been in any movies or TV shows so I'm wondering how that is? I've been told I'm a good actor and I've always wanted to audition for big roles but I never thought I'd land them because I...

Reddit by Cherry_Trainman Sep 25th

Voice acting is such a skill but one thing that I've never really noticed is the dubs on films and shows. I don't usually watch foreign films so while I've been watching season 1 of Squid Game I noticed the voice actors are great at not only syncing but a

Reddit by hoehoehoe96 Sep 25th

How to not be your own worst critic?

Sorry, this is quite long but I want to write everything that’s on my mind. Short about me, I’m not a completely new actor. Have had large roles in movies/series. But I’ve always had the same problems coming to my confidence as an actor. For instance, I had a...

Reddit by David44357 Sep 25th

Suggestions to Improve my Voice

I am an attorney (not a voice actor). I am doing these video walkthroughs on legal processes and am trying to make my voice . . . tolerable. I spent several full days trying to improve my voice with EQ and other settings on the Blue Sherpa Vo!ce software that...

Reddit by Ihavesomequestions58 Sep 25th

I'm about to give up on my dream.

VENT: In a world of people who judge others on money and looks. Being a male actor who is 5'5'', decided to live still live with his parents at 26, and has a sub par job. It feels like life is going by me. My friend just got a 90k job offer. And my other...

Reddit by Slowdoug Sep 25th

How to handle pay disputes

I worked as a background actor on a major HBO show a little over a month ago and haven’t received my payment yet. I contacted the payroll service about this and they said they don’t have any record that I worked that day. I sent them a copy of my employment...

Reddit by Pearlet2 Sep 25th

Should I train in martial arts if my greatest interest lies in action movies?

I’m in an acting program, and my dream is to star in action movies. I know that many actors just use a stunt double, but I feel like this could be a good skill for me either way. I’m a young woman, and there’s no downside to learning self defense! Does anyone...

Reddit by jelly_jellooooo Sep 25th

Do film makers abide by actor’s work hours?

I was researching online and saw actors taking about working 12-20+ hours a day, how is this possible? If I choose to work my way up to be union or even be non union would I have to do 12+ hours on a film set?

Reddit by Ok_Buffalo_4112 Sep 25th

How many auditions should I send out at a time? (From an actor with no rep)

So I have been looking on casting sites to start off, and I found about 5 or so auditions I would like to audition for. Should I send them all out at once, or should I send one, wait for the answer, and send another?

Reddit by TheActorDC Sep 25th

WeAudition Review as an Actor.

This is just personal info, and your experience might vary. Pros: Super convenient Plethora of readers Cons: Too many newbies giving out advice Not enough listening for what you the actor want. Trouble taking redirection. Not understanding what it means to be...

Reddit by Full_Temperature_179 Sep 25th

Actress friend just signed with publicist, but she doesn’t have an agent/manager yet. Is this normal? What does a publicist really do at this stage?

My friend is super talented, but I have this view of publicists as being for high profile celebrities. They may serve more purpose than I realize. Why get a publicist in the early stages of your acting career? What can a publicist really do?

Reddit by 0000010203 Sep 25th

Any actors / filmmakers in NYC want to link up and collaborate?

whats up guys. i'm primarily an actor (trained, repped, mainly auditioning at the co-star / guest star level, sometimes get the occasional recurring or series regular tape) and I just started getting into self-producing, made my first decent short last year...

Reddit by KuroInui1213 Sep 25th

Pretty much new and need advice.

Hey so I'm a 23 year old going on 24 year old female who recently graduated college and decided instead of pursuing on to doing grad school (because thinking about it makes me depressed and anxious) I decided to go onto voice acting (in anime and video games...

Reddit by Medium-Ad4262 Sep 25th

Need of guidance

I'm 17, and I've decided i want to be a voice actor. But I don't know the best way of approaching this goal. Does anyone have any advice?