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Reddit by itsmethebob Jul 25th

Jameela Jamil was "definitely not trying to be an actress" when she moved to California

Reddit by neon_pegasus Jul 25th

New to Voice Directing. Any advice?

TL;DR - new to VA directing. Need advice. ​ Hello lovely actors, I'm in a bit of a strange spot and I'd love input from you. ​ Long story short: I work for a small team on a tight budget making a short/proof of concept. Since I wrote/developed...

Reddit by undesiredkin Jul 25th

Looking Into Voice Acting

Salutations! For a long time, I have been told I should go into voice acting because my voice is naturally calming and smooth. I have always thought my voice was monotone at best but I digress. I work in an environment in which I answer the phones a lot and I...

Reddit by Mave0193 Jul 25th

most well-known on screen acting programs?

I feel like I'm not getting what I want to learn from these acting classes, sure they are worth it, but I feel I'm not learning what I want to learn, and thats how to act in front of the camera. I am not a theatre actor and have 0 interest in theatre. I...

Reddit by Idobjj Jul 25th

RIP Rutger Hauer. Such an Authentic Actor with his "Tears in the rain" Monologue.

Reddit by coejoburn Jul 25th

Not sure if anyone has any questions, or if the community would deem it helpful, but my name is Joe Coburn and I'm a Casting Director in NYC. Feel free to AMA.

Co-owner of Vitamin Enriched, and we've (along with Katherine Foronjy) been in operation since 2009, and Katherine has been in the biz for over 15 years. vitaminenrichedfilms.com We cast mainly for advertisements, doing both real people and actors. I have...

Reddit by ksherretz Jul 25th

Looking for voice actors of all kinds for YouTube channel. PAID POSITION!

Hi, my name is Kaleb Sherretz. I am the editor and creative director for a series of Fortnite YouTube channels. We do daily machinima videos with overdubbed voices. We are constantly introducing new characters to our world and find ourselves desperately...

Reddit by VoyageTea Jul 25th

Do you think social media is necessary for an actor?

I get that you’re representing your brand and whatnot, but social media can be really toxic and draining at times ... do you think it’s a necessity for an actor to have? ex: Twitter, Instagram, etc.

Reddit by ryanjf0x Jul 25th

To act or not to act? That is the question!

I've been told all my life growing up that I should pursue acting. I've been in many school plays, every middle and high school acting class I could take, and some small church plays when I was younger. I love acting with a passion, and I've always wanted to...

Reddit by mason_magnum Jul 25th

What websites should every actor know of other than backstage?

I'm looking for more resources to find out about auditions, and the latest news in the acting world. I know Backstage, actors access, and playbill. Anything else i should know about?

Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 25th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jul 25

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 mason_magnum Jul 25th

Actors with OCD/Anxiety?

Dealing with OCD and anxiety has always been my biggest struggle, and it sometimes feel like it's going to be impossible to have a successful career as someone who deals with this. Are there any successful actors you know of who also deal with OCD?

Reddit by mason_magnum Jul 25th

What cities besides LA and NYC are the best places to live as an actor?

Where else has a strong acting community / opportunities? I can think of Chicago, and Atlanta, is there anywhere else? And any big hubs internationally besides London?

Reddit by kalebcoxdotcom Jul 25th

Short and funny video on a struggle we all face as voice actors!

Reddit by LokeeSounds Jul 25th

[PAID] Now Casting Voice Actors for the Video Game Pine! (Coming out on Switch and PC)

Good day everyone! I'm part of the audio team for the game [Pine](https://pine-game.com/) that has been successfully [Kickstarted](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/twirlbound/pine-an-action-adventure-game-that-adapts-to-you) and is going to come out very...

Reddit by rocker10805 Jul 25th

Can you actually make a living as a full-time background actor?

Hi. I was wondering how feasible it would be to make a living as a background actor. I've heard of people doing it, but I understand the high rates of pay are with the union jobs. I've also heard that the work is not very stable, and you can't really plan...

Reddit by Stature34 Jul 25th

Humming noise

So I've been attempting to do voice acting as a hobby for a couple years now to see if I like it enough to become serious about it. If there's one thing that's been consistent throughout that time, it's the amount of background noise and humming that is...

Reddit by spidermonkey0 Jul 25th

watching movies and tv shows with the script can be beneficial?

watching movies and tv shows with the script can be a good technique and help me as an actor?

Reddit by jaydenthealpha Jul 25th

Does anyone have any college/university recommendations for acting in the USA West Coast?

Does anyone have advice on what I should be looking for in colleges when it comes to becoming an actor?

Reddit by thrwgabay Jul 24th

Actors of Reddit, have you ever worked on a production you knew would bomb?

As we all know, actors are people who are trying to make a living and to do their job well. How much liberty do they have over the work they get involved in?