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Reddit by lovemoontea Aug 19th

A couple questions?

I am a senior psychology student, but for years I’ve thought of pursuing acting. I am planning to finish up my last two semesters of my psychology degree, graduate, and then go back to take courses and finish a second BA or BFA in theater. I am curious about...

Reddit by Puzzlehead07 Aug 19th

Is it all a gamble??Please give me some help and time to reply.

I have been quite studios till high school and was heading for a conventional good job good life typical goal of my country India, around that time I saw The Dark Knight and Heath Ledger's performance led me to read and go deeper into What good acting is and...

Reddit by nevernotmad Aug 19th

Why is inauthentic acting sometimes really effective?

Non-actor here. How to explain? There is a lot of bad acting and hokiness on Buffy the Vampire Slayer for example; but it works. I’m still buying into the premise of demons and a teenage girl who fights them with her best pals. Is the campy vibe a choice made...

Reddit by noshirdalal Aug 19th

Some great tips for video game VO: Keythe Farley is an actor, director, and casting Director here in LA. A good friend and a champion of the actor. I thought what he says about basic fundamentals and your first reel was really insightful.

Reddit by resetplz Aug 19th

Lots of voice TALENT, but where do I find voice ACTORS?

Did some research this morning looking for a voice actor. No surprise that most gigs are either selling something or announcing something; not too much acting demos. Where might I find voice ACTORS? Another question: One VO person I found was listed as union...

Reddit by TotallynotReimu96 Aug 19th

I'm looking

I am looking to audition some voice actors for short crime videos. The style of the video will be similar to FBI Files/48 Hours. The accents can be either British or American (native). ​ I'm looking for a normal pitched voice (I don't want a voice you...

Reddit by SARAAAAAH777 Aug 19th

Where oh where can we post about voice acting courses?

Hellooooo I am a voice actor and teacher and am stating up a foundation voice acting course specifically for folks wanting to do indie audio fiction / audio drama. I have had a good browse and I am stumped! Where can I pop the links to the course without...

Reddit by nikolasmaduro Aug 19th

How do people get jobs as voice actors on TV adverts/TV shows?

I'm wondering. I don't know if any of you know David Wartnaby but he's a pretty good English V/A artist that does many things on CNN International, Sky, Crime and Investigation UK. ​ Is it a hard marketplace to crack into? I've heard that only 2% of...

Reddit by lemursrcool Aug 18th

Looking to try out acting, anyone know of any groups doing acting classes over Zoom?

I work a full-time office job and went to film school, and man, I miss being on sets. I'm curious if there are any classes out there or just groups of actors looking to practice over Zoom. I'd love to get involved and test the waters.

Reddit by TheGentlemanK Aug 18th

A Question on Professionalism and Script Typos

I’ve recently been foisted into a position in my company where I am reviewing a lot of voice work, and I’ve noticed a pattern with the voice overs. The voice actors, whom are all native English speakers (or very good at faking it) will read *exactly* what it...

Reddit by cosmoskiwi Aug 18th

My very first, amateur demo reel.

Hello, I am an aspiring voice actor, attempting to get myself out there. I am hoping to find feedback on my very first demo reel, which my girlfriend and I created using free content online. We edited it together ourselves. I have detected a couple of moments...

Reddit by bigdreameractress Aug 18th

Would doing "sexy" photoshoots ruin my future acting career?

Hi everyone, I'm an 18 year old female who has just started working as a freelance model and actress, but I have big aspirations of making it into Hollywood (I dream big, I know.) I would be confident and agree to do sexy scenes in acting, but I get very...

Reddit by thisbemyusername1234 Aug 18th

NYC vs LA vs Atlanta Pros & Cons post-Covid. What market really has the most SAG tv/film shooting / is the best for actors trying to break in?

Reddit by rynoryder11 Aug 18th

"I built an App so people can audition for my movie during quarantine..."

I am an independent filmmaker in Los Angeles who is currently in production on a feature film, "The Ant Hill." I have been working on designing a casting app for the past couple of years, and when quarantine happened, I figured this was the right time to...

Reddit by abc12321cda Aug 18th

Anyone Looking for an Online Teen Actor?

So over this time of a worldwide pandemic, I have realized that I quite enjoy acting, when it isn’t for an audience I can see. So if anyone needs, I will act scenes and send in videos of myself acting, however my real name will not be known, I will not be...

Reddit by iovoko Aug 18th

In need of some proper advice

I have wanted to be an actor for three years, and have been taking classes/lessons for the past 1.5 years. In this time, I have come to consider myself decent at acting. Today, I watched a video of myself doing two monologues and wanted to cry, because of how...

Reddit by SakuraStardust Aug 17th

Anyone know of any good YT Channels, Podcasts, etc that teach voicing acting as a skill rather than talking about the business side of things?

I'm an aspiring voice actress with a few projects under my belt. I feel I'm learning from experience, but I would love to find a form of media that allows me to hone and better my actual skills in voice acting. I do understand that taking actual classes would...

Reddit by Cream_Filled_Melon Aug 17th

I’m a part of a voice acting discord server that I think it’s amazing for new and experienced voice actors alike. Take a few minutes and look around and if you like it you should stay and get to know the community https://discord.gg/pm83SjJ

I joined it just to ask a few questions but ended up really getting to know everyone and decided to stay.

Reddit by 8-Brapples Aug 17th

Hi all. In this video, I talk about the importance of using your full body and great in your work. I also talk about the actor's imagination and some specific Michael Chekhov Technique exercises, if you're interested. I invite you to check it out if you'r

Reddit by SallyHardesty5 Aug 17th

What equipment to pair with the MXL990 Condenser?

Hey all! I'm a voice actor who is *extremely* *new* to this space, and I am very excited to be here! You all seem awesome, informative, and very helpful - so I think you may be able to give me a bit of equipment advice. I'm a new kid at technical stuff, so I...