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Reddit by Nighalodeon Aug 11th

Can someone do an impression of Aang the last airbender?

Looking to hire a voice actor who can do a close enough impression of Aang the last Airbwnder

Reddit by Heure-parme Aug 11th

Audiobook narration help

Hello everyone! I realize this might not be the right place to ask this question so feel free to remove my post if I'm in the wrong! Over the past few years, I have lent my voice to various institutions, mostly museums. Today, I would like to branch into...

Reddit by Your-Amica Aug 10th

I’m really interested in acting.

So I’m looking for advice, I’d be a dream to be an actor, and can’t imagine myself doing a career and enjoying it as much as being an actor. I’m wondering how I could start acting/ gather skills to become successful as an actor. I’m 12 and my family isn’t the...

Reddit by Reginacts Aug 10th

Aspiring and struggling model/actress

Hey I'm new to this site but I'm an aspiring model/actress I've been trying really hard to get a break. I use the backstage app, and even signed up with an acting agency, where they only post jobs for babies, toddlers, or grown adults. Being in the...

Reddit by actordownunder Aug 10th

Real moments versus acting

I just finished the film “just mercy” and there is a scene where the main character (Michael b Jordan) interviews a range of inmates on death row. Within 5 seconds I could tell these people were not actors but rather real inmates telling a real story and then...

Reddit by hossbonaventure007 Aug 10th

Best podcast for a 22 year old actor who’s got experience in only student films and is looking to learn more about the industry and breaking into it?

Preferably something that’s not too boring of a listen but any recommendations will do!

Reddit by Its_Just_a_Tree Aug 10th

I found a free class on Skillshare on getting into character

I thought this was really helpful, especially for beginning actors. [Justin Powell - Getting Into Character for Actors and...

Reddit by caro15_ Aug 10th

actresses with hooked/roman noses?

if this isn't allowed on this sub take it down but are there any film actresses who have hooked noses? do they deter casting agents?

Reddit by Auntsassyfan Aug 10th

Opportunity to discuss how the pandemic has affected your acting career!

Has the COVID-19 pandemic affected your job as an actor? Are you interested in joining a live/public video chat to share your experiences? If so, message me for more information about our organization and how to access it. We record these conversations to be...

Reddit by ricktheactor Aug 10th

The Importance of Audio (Audition)

Hi there Just got my first agent. She's told me repeatedly that I don't need to invest in shirt mics or studio mics for VO and film auditions. I just don't agree with this line of thinking, at all. Any actors on here who have had multiple VO/film and TV...

Reddit by cumgravy Aug 10th

Accents a Manual for Actors CDs

So I just bought Robert Blumenfeld's book, Accents a Manual for Actors and it said it was supposed to come with 2 CDs. My problem here is that I only got 1 CD and an even bigger problem the only CD got shipped to me broken. So I wanted to ask does anyone know...

Reddit by MarkBowen123 Aug 10th

There are a bunch of others in this old series I plan to bring to life like this, and looking for other voice actors to join me in the projects... message me if you're interested! =)

Reddit by SoundsLikeCoffee Aug 10th

I've always been a casual voice actor, mostly doing stuff as improv and for fun, but in light of the news of Hazbin Hotel's greenlight, I got a rush of inspiration to actually sit down and record a test for a character that hasn't been given a voice yet!

Reddit by seeyat Aug 10th

I don't know if this is a place for assurances or inspiration, but after the work you're all putting in with your aspirations as a new or struggling VO artist, remember this quote from my favorite female movie star...

"Voiceover excited me and terrified me. I thought I was going to be really bad at it. It was so freeing and fun to not have to wait for 10 minutes between every setup. They just throw you a direction, and you just say it." ~ Anna Kendrick This isn't saying...

Reddit by strugglingeye Aug 9th

Is it possible to make it as a successful screen actor without connections, money, family in the business, etc?

Not asking for a reality check. But at least here in the UK it feels very much like a game of spot the Tory, you know? It’s like everyone who makes it as a successful actor went to Eton. Even those who aren’t big names but still work regularly either come...

Reddit by EAS606 Aug 9th

Changing look from one side to the next in a self tape?

Hello everyone! So, I’ve been requested to submit a self tape for the first time and it involves reading two sides. I know the general advice about wearing flattering clothes, making your hair presentable, some makeup, plain background etc. My question though...

Reddit by IWillRise12 Aug 9th

Are there some actors who permanently became their characters?

This question refers to how hard it is for actors to disconnect from their characters after they finish the role.

Reddit by Al5xrocks Aug 9th

I am not a camera actress.

I decided to face reality years ago. I am just not photogenic. I’m not saying I’m ugly— cameras just can’t capture what little beauty I have. Annoyingly so that I would not even waste anyone’s time to audition for a role that would have me predominantly in...

Reddit by habaroa Aug 9th

Acting/ Talent agencies in Texas? (Dallas, Austin, Houston)

Hey r/acting, I’m a LA actor that’s been quarantined in Austin, Texas since April and now planning to stay here for awhile. I’ve been having trouble finding much information on agencies in Texas. I’ve submitted to some (Page Parkes, Acclaim, Collier, Actors...

Reddit by Jabaggs Aug 9th

When you guys have a kissing scene do you rehearse it over and over?

When you have a kiss scene with a fellow actor/actress do you guys rehearse it with each other and practice kissing?