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Reddit by Euphoric_Squirrel198 Feb 28th

Child Actors actually being able to act.

I feel child actors ability to act gets worse & worse as years go on. Not just at acting but especially at comedy. Nowadays it seems kids say big words really loud and that's supposed to be funny. Back in the day some child actors really had acting ability...

Reddit by Sugarbitzz Feb 27th

How do Actors in Vancouver make it to Hollywood? Do they have to move in order to get roles?

I’m just wondering how they’re able to make it big if they’re living here. Or do they have to move first? Can you get an agent in LA and live in Van? I’m not an actor, just curious.

Reddit by trulykmusic Feb 27th

Further Understanding Actors Access

Does anybody have a link to a YouTube video that shows what actors access looks like from an agent’s/casting director’s perspective? I want to further understand the audition process so I think It’d be interesting to see what happens before/after an eco cast...

Reddit by ayhme Feb 27th

A.I. firms are trying to replace voice actors, and they’re getting help from voice actors to do it

Reddit by ayhme Feb 27th

AI voice acting, trained by actual voice actors, is on the rise - Rest of World

Reddit by GeoffreyOliver Feb 27th

Reminder to be careful with scene partners

So today I was performing a scene for someone else’s class where I was supposed to grab another actor out of anger and forcefully shake her a bit before shoving her and walking away. The brief rehearsal and first two takes went fine, but on the third take...

Reddit by Tunaavocado17 Feb 27th

Submission services in London similar to actors access?

Hello! I’m an nyc based actor but have dual citizenship and would love to know if there’s a service equivalent to actors access/casting networks for projects in England? I don’t have an agent here or there but would love to spend some time doing non-union...

Reddit by youfeelme1997 Feb 27th

Any benefit in background work?

Hello all, Agency mentioned a background role on a commercial with potential for principal and print opportunities once on set, said yes thinking of building connections with the specific casting director (usually used background actors down the line as...

Reddit by actorchan Feb 27th

Anyone here have experience with Luber Roklin?

I have been working with Luber Roklin for a bit now. I am curious to see what other actors' experience are with them (current and past). Please comment or private message.

Reddit by No_Ground7218 Feb 27th

How do big TV actors get their roles?

I am a bit new to everything, and was just wondering how actors involved in bigger TV shows typically find their roles. I'm thinking shows like last of us, yellowjackets, etc. I understand they have agents and are in the union, but do these agents find the...

Reddit by goodjokeanyway Feb 27th

Should We Stop Reducing Actors To Their Method Acting Quirks?

Reddit by whitegold33 Feb 26th

Help with crying for an audition

So basically, I'm not much of an actor at all. In fact I consider myself pretty terrible at it, but I want to try to be better at it and I'd really love to be cast in this fanmade musical even though I'm more of a singer. I got a callback asking me to perform...

Reddit by nicenicevanana Feb 26th

Should I open an Actor’s Access even if I’m not in the USA?

So I'm a Mexican/Spanish Actress who’s living and working in Madrid, I want to open up my router, and I know that Actors Access is a MUST for actors in the USA, now I don’t want to suscribe if it’s not going to open opportunities for me just because I’m in...

Reddit by Failed2launch Feb 26th

"I'm 14 years old to 19, how do I get started?"

THIS POST IS FOR UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the labor laws vary state by state. If you live in another country, please google your countries laws. WARNING, GET YOUR MENTAL HEALTH CHECKED. - Now is the time. You are going through life changes. This career has...

Reddit by Failed2launch Feb 26th

"I am 20-30 years old, what should I be doing?'

This post is the 3rd in a series of posts I have made for new voice actors. The other two were for people under the age of 19. This post is geared towards people who are from or live in the United States. Everything ahead requires and assumes the following...

Reddit by Failed2launch Feb 26th

"I am 30, 40, 60 years old, is it too late to start voice acting?"

This is the last in the series of posts, regarding getting started. This is for anyone 30 and UP. If you are under 30, you can read this if you like, but it might not matter to you, yet. A few things before we get started. Your MENTAL HEALTH. Is it good?...

Reddit by RRDirector Feb 26th

will more-notable actors agree to appear in smaller-budgeted films if their role is short and not at all time-consuming?

okay, so let’s say that I am directing a $1-5m dollar motion picture… and I wanted to cast somebody such as Kiera Knightley to perform in a role that would only take her one day to complete on set. like, would somebody like Kiera Knightley be more inclined to...

Reddit by blackpink_fan101 Feb 26th

Vaccine Mandates

Anyone know where I can find updates on this? Do you guys think this is ever going to change? It's my dream to work for major shows (like Netflix) someday, and obviously for major networks because all professional actors work on major TV shows and movies, but...

Reddit by Proof-Pollution454 Feb 26th

My friend needs help. He feels lost

Hello everyone. A friend of mine who’s an actor graduated from from college with a BA in performance with a concentration in drama. During his 4 years he’s participated in plays , short films, background work, independent feature films, taken outside acting...

Reddit by Alitheidiot Feb 26th

Beginner VA here! Recording sounds like I’m in a box?

Hi! I’m VERY new to voice acting and posting in this subreddit in general, so I apologize if I’m posting this in the wrong place. I’ve been trying to work out how to fix up my audio and make it sound right. I can’t afford much at the moment, so all I have is...