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Reddit by Dracomies Mar 16th

An insane theory on voiceacting

Got a question here and a theory. So from studying actors from all platforms, there’s a sense of waiting to get ready to hit the big leagues. People start with smaller roles until they progress to much larger roles, etc. But here’s the question I have. Most...

Reddit by ssk93 Mar 16th

How would an international actor with years of experience go about entering the Hollywood industry?

I know someone who has been an actor in Asia for the last 30+ years, but recently decided to move to the States to settle down. He has always been a free-agent actor, with just a small team of people aiding him through his career. However, upon his decision...

Reddit by lillybabe22 Mar 16th

Help!

Hi everyone, I am 21 years old. About two years ago I fell in love with acting after a student asked me to help her with her theater project. Since then I’ve been non stop taking acting classes and improv. I strongly considered moving to LA to try to become a...

Reddit by syumm7756 Mar 16th

[Ask me anything]Seeking for students in the greater Seattle area.

Greeting from Seattle! It's Henry here, an Acting Trainer and and Stage Director from Taiwan now living in the Greater Seattle area. I spent 10+ years in the theatre acting and have several experience of directing, the only thing I learned from the experience...

Reddit by Kaviness Mar 16th

Any Actors Here Based in San Francisco Bay Area?

I'm a Bay Area native and looking to get involved more in the acting scene (classes, improv, companies, etc.). How have you gotten involved in the Bay Area?

Reddit by PuzzledMaybe Mar 16th

Acting - Is there anyone here who has either "made it" or do you have a friend who has?

I am in personal communication with a handful of actors who have had fairly successful careers overall, but none of the advice they gave me has really sparked anything to be able to emulate that in any way.

Reddit by robshamrock Mar 15th

I've always wanted to Act. I only started Theatre Studies 2 years ago. I'm the oldest in the class. Sometimes I really let the age thing get to my head and tell myself I'm too old. Anyone else in the same boat?

Ever since I was a boy I wanted to act, I tried to enroll in a film club when I was 16 but never got a call back. Being naive and young I thought that was my chance gone (what a silly thought). Life got in the way. Then when I reach my early 30s I was told I...

Reddit by Thran_Soldier Mar 15th

How to become a VA? (At age 19)

Hello Voice Actors of Reddit! I've always wanted to be a voice actor, and after graduating high school and doing a year or so of soul searching, I think I'm ready to buckle down and figure out where to go from here. So how do I start? Should I go to college...

Reddit by CornrowKenny100 Mar 15th

Has your perspective changed or have you seen changes be it positive or negative after you’ve created your own work?

A common piece of advice that is given to actors is to create your own work. From my observation and actors I’ve spoken to, a lot actors tend to stick with the objective of auditioning for everything available. However with many rejections on a consistent...

Reddit by CornrowKenny100 Mar 15th

Organisation and minimalism as an Actor?

With the constant hustle and bustle and brain noise we experience in our day to day lives, how do you as actors keep on top of everything in your career? Do you find having less clutter/items/paperwork etc allows you to have more time and energy on keeping on...

Reddit by lucius_marcus Mar 15th

scared shitless

Its always in the back of my mind. I want to be an actor. I ask myself why and I can't pinpoint the exact reason. I love movies and great stories and it would be great if I could be paid to be in them. The self doubt. Not trying hard enough. I took a few...

Reddit by CornrowKenny100 Mar 15th

How does anyone here find an effective way to learn lines?

I’m just curious and wanted to of any fellow actors methods when it comes to learning lines. Not to sound new agey but is there a sort of synergy or ambience you create that helps making your lines more effective, such having a clear space. I’ve heard that...

Reddit by thehealthyactress Mar 15th

I usually do slates “being me”, but I’ve also heard of actors doing the slate in character. Is this recommended for Higher Profile TV/Film auditions?

Reddit by AutoModerator Mar 14th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Mar 14

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 LoveLondon22 Mar 14th

Voice Actor Gets Back At A Scammer By Faking An Automated Phone Call

Reddit by louisasnotes Mar 14th

Another interesting 'Guardian' Post - thoughts?

" ........researchers have said thespians show different patterns of brain activity depending on whether they are in character or not. "...

Reddit by mdscarfaceone Mar 14th

What are the best headsets with Built-In Microphones for a VA on a Budget?

Hello, I'm new here, I've started an ADR and VO Startup Project(Not Company). My Headset won't work properly, and I was wondering if there are headsets that are designed for Voice Actors that have Built-In Mics, similar to a Gaming Headset but for Voice...

Reddit by Twattybatty Mar 14th

Stage Performance

Hello, fellow actors. ​ [https://vimeo.com/317048586](https://vimeo.com/317048586) ​ This is a clip of my first-ever performance on-stage, last October. It was a monologue showcase joined together with choreography and scene changes all based...

Reddit by CornrowKenny100 Mar 14th

How do you bounce back from an unsuccessful audition?

I just received an email from the director of a theatre play, that unfortunately I wasn’t cast for this play. I took it like a champ and sent a professional email thanking the director for the opportunity to audition and wishing the cast and production team a...

Reddit by Throwawaylego222 Mar 13th

Should I go back to a job that pays good money but I hate or finally try and be an actor?

So I had a job for a year and a half that paid really good money. If I went back, in 5 years I could save enough for a down payment on a house in Los Angeles where I'm from or in 2 years for a house in Nashville where I might want to move. Hell in one year I...