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Reddit by SUPERB-OWL45 Feb 21st

What is “bad acting” in your opinion and how do you avoid it?

For me, it’s anybody that feels too stiff and rigid. Like a robot that just says words with no emotion or physical movement behind it, you can tell they’re just reading off a script to get from scene to scene. I also think a lot of this is on the director, if...

Reddit by myfootfellasleep Feb 21st

We've started a podcast called Role Call that focuses on legendary character actors and their true Hollywood stories, so far we have episodes with David Proval, Steven Ogg, Xander Berkeley, Barry Primus and others.

Hosted by director [Adam Cushman](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1756579/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1) and actor [Raul S. Julia](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1038376/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1), Role Call is [a...

Reddit by eeetee32 Feb 21st

Worried about my progress so far.

Maybe I am just jumping the gun too fast, but I just need some advice. So after about half a year of acting training, I've began auditioning and self-submitting myself to projects (I'm using Backstage and Actors Access). It has been almost one month (started...

Reddit by light-in-the-sky Feb 20th

I need help being a maid

I know this is place for people inspiring to be actor or actress, but I need help for a murder mystery game. I’m suppose to be a maid In the 1920’s America, who works three jobs and is secretly fed up having to work for a bunch of rich snobs all day. I’m not...

Reddit by rya21 Feb 20th

Is my dream worth it??

So I’m (21F) a senior in university about to get my degree is history. However, my dream has been to become an actress ever since I was 13. But I never had the confidence to put myself out there and audition for anything in high school or college. Right now I...

Reddit by AutoModerator Feb 20th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Feb 20

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 Yaars23 Feb 20th

Let's talk Mental Health/Time Management/Self Care:

For many of us, this career can play a pretty significant role on our mental health. From constant rejection, to comparison, to thinking we're "not good" or "not going to make it", working survival jobs we don't care about, or working real jobs that don't...

Reddit by SylvainPlasse Feb 20th

Advice for a (not so new) Actor returning to his first passion after over 30 years

Hello all, I returned to acting March 1 2019... I had studied Dramatic Arts and was a Star Improv League player back in the mid 80’s with a dream back then of becoming a full time actor, but another career presented itself and have had a successful career of...

Reddit by Lancetheman99 Feb 20th

Hey everyone. Im a new actor and ive never really acted infront of a camera before. I would be really happy to hear feedback from you guys on this short monologue.

Reddit by niceguymcfly Feb 20th

The Demo Reel Dilemma

I’ve been having one tough time writing the script for my demo reel. I know I don’t need to write a New York’s time bestseller or anything but it’s really bringing out why I never decided to become a writer. Do other actors hire people to write their demos?...

Reddit by lusciouscactus Feb 20th

Since everyone else is doing it... (Demo / Site)

I have been an actor for a while. I have been into recording engineering for a while. So I figured let's marry my love for both of those things. I am honestly just getting started. I get paid things here and there, but I'm not going to quit my day job or...

Reddit by India085C5 Feb 19th

[Hiring] Create Digital Image for Video Game Voice Actor Website

Greetings. I am looking for a Digital Artist to create a custom image for a Video Game Voice Actors website. The image itself should have a 'Vibe' similar to these images: [Image...

Reddit by RaeADropOfGoldenSun Feb 19th

Getting back into things after taking a break for college?

Hi guys. When I was in high school I started pursuing acting professionally. I lived near enough to NYC that I had a manager there and I booked a few small roles in TV shows and movies. Then I went to college in rural Ohio and my manager and I parted ways...

Reddit by worldtraveler9700 Feb 19th

Marketing your skills?

Hi all, I'm an actor and recently have been thinking of ways I can monetize my skills. I was thinking offering private audition coaching and college prep. A bit about myself, I'm 23, have a degree in theater performance and am a working actor in the...

Reddit by __Exosphere__ Feb 19th

Am I on the right track?

I auditioned for Peter and The Starcatcher and after auditioning I was given two minor roles to play. However, my two characters combined barely leave me with any lines in comparison to many other people who are co-starring in the play with me, and most of...

Reddit by redranger__ Feb 19th

Tell me the vibe!

Hey acting community. My girlfriend recently accepted a grad program in Houston, Texas and I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the acting scene is like in that area? I have an extensive background in theatre from contemporary to Shakespeare, from...

Reddit by AbbeyNaurmal Feb 19th

If I’m a successful voice actor on Fiverr am I still blacklisted by agents?

I rake a hefty salary on Fiverr making on average $6k a month. I have all 5 star reviews and I’m top rated. My customer service is to notch. Now, I’ve heard that folks get blacklisted by agents for being on the platform. My question is why?

Reddit by Tristan_Dean_Foss Feb 19th

What do you guys normally do when your voice feels awful?

So, for the past two days, not only has the back of my throat felt like it was shredded, but I've had an unparalleled amount of phlegm in my throat. This has overall made it feel bad to speak and gives my voice a more growling quality. What do you as a voice...

Reddit by ProperPolymath Feb 19th

How much can I make monthly on ACX?

The ACX website says it takes an average of 6 hours to complete one finished hour. Is that pretty accurate in your experience? Also, how likely is it for a newbie to get consistent work? I figure if I can work 20 days a month, 6 hours a day, that'd be about...

Reddit by noriods Feb 19th

Is the iAudition app dead?

I'm writing a post for my blog on mobile apps for voice acting and I came across an app called "iAudition". The idea is that you hook up your USB mic and do your auditions wherever you are. It also allowed you to edit your recording. (Basic cutting I think.)...