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Reddit by Renonys Jan 12th

First Demo Reel Feedback

Hi Voice Actors! I am yet another person wanting to break into the voice over industry. Ultimately I’d like to end up voicing audiobooks, but I’m open to any sort of work to get me started. I’ve had some voice training in the past, but like a lot of people...

Reddit by tillx321 Jan 12th

Staying away from cliche voices

Beginning actor hear who is probably overthinking. I booked a lead in a web series which is awesome. Anyway, sometimes with scripts, a voice just comes out of it, i definitely try not to force it. But it makes me wary of sounding cliche and one dimensional...

Reddit by MistaBobobo Jan 12th

Yeti Pro vs Yeti X? Best For New VA

So I've been doing research for a few weeks on mics as I'll be getting into a lot of voice over in the coming days, it's been a dream of mine for a long time and very soon I'll be getting my start! I've mainly been leaning towards getting a Blue Yeti...

Reddit by BUSCEMIxCAGE Jan 12th

What’s a desperate actor?

Reddit by himymaxu Jan 12th

First callback ever! Any essential tips for beginners?

In one week I will have my first ever callback. I did an online casting but now I am meeting them in person. Got a short scene which I have to study but I already know all of the lines. Never been more nervous about something before (job wise) and I really...

Reddit by emz321 Jan 12th

Self-tape

I watched a video from David Patrick Green on how you should stop going to auditions. He said this is because a self-tape is just as good and said he got some roles like this. Is this good advice and true to every role? Would this also be true to agencies who...

Reddit by oversized_socks Jan 11th

Advice about starting acting?

Hi! Straight to the point - I am on the fence about starting acting. I am likely over thinking it but here is a bit about me - I’ve never been outgoing and was always introverted and shy as a child & I have anxiety. However, although it’s tough to deal with I...

Reddit by momthinksimpurdy Jan 11th

Casting an influencer?

Mean Girls Bway just cast Cameron Dallas as Aaron Samuels. Cameron Dallas is a former “Vine star” known for just looking cute/taking his shirt off on camera and his “comedy” He may be cast solely to sell tickets due to his following, but couldn’t CDs cast a...

Reddit by Sweetacely Jan 11th

Acting with a separate day job

Acting is a creative passion of mine from a young age and I want to stretch that ‘muscle’ while still keeping my 9-6 day job in advertising. How can I do this in NYC for free and/or minimal cost? Thanks in advance for any and all advice from other fellow...

Reddit by sparkleeyes Jan 11th

Dual Canadian and American Citizen - Can I Use This To My Advantage?

Pretty much as the title states. Also, I’m 25, female, biracial. I was born in Canada and moved to America at a fairly young age. I currently live in Los Angeles and I’m seeking a manager. I have solid headshots and a pretty good resume for a green actor. I’m...

Reddit by filthyhanded Jan 11th

Got a talk from a close friend

Hey guys, So I’m planning on going to school for acting (I’m specialize in improv, not in actual acting) and one of my friends sat down and talked to me about this. How agencies, commercials, etc don’t really care about your education but more about your...

Reddit by NewsOnlineIncome Jan 11th

Actorive.com Review: Actorive Scam or Legit?

Following things make us suspicious about Actorive website:- # Actorive has provided its company’s address as “5 WARD LANE,FILER,ID 83328“. However, when we searched for this location on Google Maps, we found out it is an address of a residential farm area...

Reddit by theactordude77 Jan 11th

Actors over 30 - what would you tell your 20 year-old-inspired-actor-self?

Reddit by Sourcuz Jan 11th

I need advice for my future

So my dream is to become an hollywood actor. Im not American. Im swedish, That’s a problem i know. I practice my english and my american accent everyday. Im not 18 yet and i won’t say my exact age like you prob understand. But my plan is to move to america...

Reddit by worldtraveler9700 Jan 10th

Feeling guilty for wanting to rent a room at the top of my budget cause I'm an actor

Hi all, I'm looking at moving and was wondering how actors look at finding places to live with a fluctuating income and still maintaining a decent quality of life. I make enough to live, be happy and pursue my career. But sometimes it's almost like I feel...

Reddit by zachwilik Jan 10th

What do Backround Actors talk about on scene?

In movies when the main characters are talking let’s say in the backround what are the people talking to eachother about, I mean like let’s say in the halls in school, when they are walking, what do they talk about?

Reddit by Winter_01 Jan 10th

Are there any actors with foreign language degrees?

I was researching different routes into acting online and came across an interesting article by timeshighereducation.com saying "language degrees also appear to be a good requisite for a career in acting." Since I am currently studying for a foreign language...

Reddit by dropthatmic Jan 10th

Can I use a selfie as a headshot? I hust want to start as an extra or something

I dont have any experience being an actor so I just want to start out as a extra just to see how every works and plays out. The problem is that I look horrible on camera and the best pictures I have of myself are mirror selfies. I dont have the money or the...

Reddit by cinematrick Jan 10th

Looking for actors for episode 4 of this Vlog

Reddit by fevipep Jan 10th

I Cannot recommend this book enough regardless of the kind of actor you are READ IT it is extremely important and very precise and will help you better your craft!