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Reddit by EndtimesTyrant Sep 10th

How hard is it getting a job in voice acting?

When I was a kid, I want to become an actor but quickly throw that dream upon realizing that I will be competing with lots and lots of people for a role. I am now working in a different field. my question is how hard is it for you to get a role for a project?...

Reddit by stringtownie Sep 10th

Networking: "Dig the Well Before You are Thirsty"

Listening to a podcast with Jordan Harbinger as the guest, and this came up. It's brilliant, and they go on to discuss networking (in general, not for actors although its an LA based podcast) for quite a while. I feel like "networking" is so misunderstood by...

Reddit by Fluffy_Barracuda3985 Sep 10th

Veteran voice actor Brent Mukai on how playing Gary from Ratchet and clank became a break out role

Reddit by fakepalindromez Sep 10th

Resume question for a newbie

Hi, I am very new to acting, just starting out. I don't have any formal training - just some unofficial improv experience - and signed up for Actors Access with the intent of getting into some background work. I got my first Actors Access role which was a...

Reddit by louisasnotes Sep 10th

Just sent an audition request back!

SO, I received an audition request from my Agent for an MOW role. After looking through the 2 page sides a couple of times it appears to me that someone wasn't paying attention. Someone thought: "OK, it's named role and he's in more than 1 scene, so we can...

Reddit by Ihavesomequestions58 Sep 10th

Can anyone relate to this?

Has anyones past experiences assisted them on their journey as an actor/actress so far? Here is my story. I fell in love with acting at 14. But I had no foundation I knew no one who acted and my parents didn't speak english. It felt like theater or acting was...

Reddit by -Lutemis- Sep 9th

Looking for an actress with a deeper voice to (literally) breathe further life into my DnD character - voice sample linked in post [$20 USD, PayPal, Personal Use, No Particular Deadline]

Hello! Recently my art addiction has been reaching newer levels, and my favorite DnD character has been gaining a stronger voice in my head, so I want to try and get it actually realized. The voice I'm envisioning for her in my head would be something along...

Reddit by AutoModerator Sep 9th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

Reddit by CuspChaser111 Sep 9th

Question for Agents/Mgrs, Casting Directors, what behind-the-scenes stories can you reveal?

Us actors know only our side. I don't want to hear from actors. I want to hear from YOU. I want to be schooled (real talk) in the business of the craft from your end. I'm not talking about the 'how to act part' but can you just be brutally honest with us on...

Reddit by MasterLaudrup Sep 9th

Hey! Wanted to share my IMDB with fellow actors to have a look! Anyone who would like to share there’s in the comments feel free! Self promotion always helps!

Reddit by ReasonableJuice8192 Sep 9th

I’m available

I work for free and I’m open to do a lot as I’m new to voice acting and I already have done many short lines for halo machinimas for the past year but they never took off so I do have a bit of experience just let me know I you need a young male voice actor

Reddit by noclownshere Sep 9th

I got an invitation to audition but have no time to do it. Should I decline?

As mentioned above, I received an eco cast for a self-tape audition on actors access about 1.5 weeks ago. I am currently in 7 classes, working, and auditioning multiple times a week. Any audition is exciting to get. However, this role is for an unpaid short...

Reddit by SolutionLive7519 Sep 9th

Should American actors attend UK conservatories?

I’m an American actor who is considering studying at a conservatory in the UK. I am interested in RADA, LAMDA, Bristol Old Vic and Guildhall. I’m interested in studying in the UK because: \- Studying in the UK is generally cheaper than studying in the US. \-...

Reddit by harshreality35 Sep 9th

What if there is no acting classes in your area? What should I do to get started?

I'm a pretty green actor and I'm in the east coast. There aren't any adult acting classes near by. I know no matter your experience getting some acting classes under your belt is pivotal. I've never landed a gig and I do plan to get some professional head...

Reddit by BestTipGiver Sep 9th

Is it worth my time to stay with this agency?

I’ve been with a local agency: Big Fish NW Talent, and I’ve been with a particular agent that reps their youth actors for about 7 months. I’ve gotten some auditions and I’ve asked her about some submissions that she apparently submitted me for. I’ve asked her...

Reddit by dinomiah Sep 9th

Coaching/Classes in Northern Wisconsin

Howdy folks! I'm working on starting in voiceover. Been doing my research: Dee Bradley Baker's site, VO Buzz Weekly, Voice Over Voice Actor, noodling with my sound equipment from multi-track recordings and all that jazz. I'm signed up for the online beginner...

Reddit by Jackthepk17 Sep 9th

Who is the voice actor for college humor's "Everything That Will Kill You... From A to Z"

Hi all! Terribly sorry if this is not the place for this type of post, but I figured if anyone would know who it was it would be this group of lovely people. The voice acting in College Humor's "Everything That Will Kill You... From A to Z" is absolutely...

Reddit by musicalslimetutorial Sep 8th

Recommendation: Quentin Tarantino's First Novel - 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

Must read for all actors. He provides so much insight into the entertainment industry writing from his own experience. More insightful than most 'actor's handbooks' I've read. Nothing like the movie in case you were wondering too... Let me know if you check...

Reddit by musicalslimetutorial Sep 8th

Why Do Working-Class Actors Have Managers?

I’ve always wondered this and I’m 6 years into my career now and still don’t know the answer. For working actors, who aren’t famous, don’t have to go on press tours, and have a schedule that they can easily manage themselves, what’s the appeal of getting a...

Reddit by MR_System_ Sep 8th

Dumb question, but how the hell do you know if you sound like a person you're doing an impression of or not?

I sound like so much of an idiot it's laughable. Right. Here's the deal. I've been a voice actor and actor for ... can't remember how long. I've always done original voices for characters, in both acting and just voice acting. However, I also used to be into...