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by legendofpokki
Jan 19th
Being sick **sucks**, and I think we all know that. I’m definitely not a professional voice actor or anything, but a croaky voice, sore throat, and persistent cough have been essentially blocking me from doing what I love. I’m wondering what I can do to keep...
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by PrincessLuna2342
Jan 19th
The available characters are King Ignatius (The previous king) - minor, Queen Aqua (The previous queen) - minor, Scout (The Prince) - major, Harmony (The new princess) - major, Woodwind (The Evil King) - medium, Breeze (The new queen, doesn't know her husband...
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by LostWitss
Jan 18th
Hello, so this is my first post on Reddit. I want to become an actor, my passion has been to make people feel emotions and really push those feelings. Problem is, I'm a tall chubby 19 year old guy. I'm broke and barely holding on. I want to make my dreams a...
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by LukeLC
Jan 18th
Greetings, aspiring voice actors! I see a lot of questions on subs like this asking about beginner mic setups, which typically involve something USB. While USB mics have come a long way, the reality is you will instantly lose a lot of credibility with one...
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by web_head91
Jan 17th
Hello chums and fiends. I am a stage actor. I have two auditions scheduled for two days apart in a couple weeks. One is for a professional theater (equity), and one is community. I've been acting for a couple years now and so even though I'm not new to...
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by jbp22
Jan 17th
Hey! I'm an actor from Vancouver and have a question... On your resume, is it better to list all your training or only some? If a CD sees say... 9 different actor training workshops and schools but say... 6 film credits, will they think the amount of training...
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by StrobeRogers
Jan 17th
Hello, I normally use staples and cut by light. I think I'm going back to actor paper. I have heard to use permanent double tape instead? Any thoughts? Thanks
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by ReCKoNeR_
Jan 17th
I have been trying for months to find a voice over actor who can do a voice over role of some lines as a husband having a normal light hearted conversation with his wife. For some reason almost every voice over actor I have encountered seems to never been in...
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by Bronko79
Jan 17th
Hello all. I have a big question. I have very poor voice to be a voice actor. However I am a game composer sound designer, and since I am packed with microphones and good gear to mess around with I grown myself a pioneer over modulation.Thanks for that I...
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by NimbleGamer
Jan 17th
Hey guys! My name is Jadon, I'm an actor who's been in and around the craft for a few years as an adult and definitely as a kid. I've been doing some of my own projects and student films that are halfway decent as I'm trying to progress each day(hopefully to...
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by ace_113
Jan 17th
Yep, no costs, free advice. Just trying to pay it forward and give access to those who may not get the opportunity to talk to someone in the industry :) \-Ace
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by sdietwnsie
Jan 17th
Hey guys, I’m an actor and have a lot of experience within theatre. However very minimal singing experience, I really wanna start to improve my singing voice as it would open up more castings for me, whilst I do plan on getting lessons at some point (when I...
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Reddit
by randyvinneau
Jan 17th
Hey everybody! I’ve been inspired by [the post](https://reddit.com/r/acting/comments/epyay7/hey_actors_my_day_job_is_in_casting_send_me_links/) from u/ace_113 and I figured I’d do my part to keep the good deeds going. If you need your reel edited, let me...
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by wolfguardian72
Jan 17th
It’s not fake, is it? The guy said I had auditioned for him in the past, but it’s been so long that I don’t remember. He is asking if I’d be interested in joining a list of some spreadsheet of actors to use on his projects. The only thing he mainly asks for...
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by silkk8
Jan 17th
I recently got an Eco Cast audition request for an ULB film on AA. Due to some extenuating circumstances I don't think I'll be able to submit a tape, but I'm wary on declining if my manager will see that I turned it down. I don't want her to think I'll make...
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Reddit
by RiotRadioFM
Jan 16th
The first time I posted about Bullet Born, it was only available on Youtube. I was encouraged to explore options to get it on different platforms, and that's when I stumbled upon Anchor. Now Bullet Born is available on the following platforms! Google Podcast...
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by curtisclone
Jan 16th
I was introduced to acting through monologues and Shakespeare, not particularly using any technique. However, I know that I "self-direct" and heavily rehearse my lines and emotional beats so that each performance is basically like the last. Which brings me to...
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by boogercube
Jan 16th
Hello actors (especially actors in Los Angeles)! I'm moving to L.A in a couple months and just wanted to know if you had any acting class recommendations? I'm planning on checking out Groundlings right off the bat, but I was also hoping to find a class that...
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by forrestanthony
Jan 16th
So I've been actor professionally now for about 2-3 years, but haven't really crossed this issue until now. I recently got some fantastic headshots done in October last year, and since then my hair has grown a bit, but I don't want to "change my look" per...
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by helpmeplease9342
Jan 16th
So, I'm pretty excited about an upcoming audition tomorrow, but I think I already failed before I even started. The audition asks for having an accent, and I don't know if I can pull it off. Should I go, butcher a British accent, and go anyway because it's an...
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