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Reddit by contact2loop Jun 22nd

Eye Health for Voice Over Actors - Debbie Grattan Voiceover Talent

Reddit by chunky20011 Jun 22nd

looking for action roles...

I really want to get into acting and try out for action roles. I know im pigeon holing myself by going for specific type of roles, but that is the whole reason why i love acting. I love the adrenaline rush, and the stunts you get to do, and embody characters...

Reddit by myfootfeelsnormal Jun 22nd

David Proval: "You are the sum total as an actor of what your life is about..."

Actor David Proval (Mean Streets, The Sopranos) appearing on [Role Call,](https://www.instagram.com/rolecallpodcast/) a new podcast hosted by Raul S. Julia and Adam Cushman.

Reddit by somedaysyzygy Jun 21st

Advice for aspiring Toronto actors?

I’m from Ontario, Canada and I moved to Toronto a few years back to go to school and hopefully get started on auditions again (I used to do lots as a kid.) As it does, life got in the way and I never ended up doing what I wanted to do. I’m at the end of my...

Reddit by thedazeddaisy Jun 21st

Actors Access - Is It Worth Paying for Application Submissions???

So far, I did not pay for anything on Actors Access. I see a lot of roles I can apply for, but I don't know if I should pay $2 for each application submission. There was one opportunity I was able to find outside the database on my own, and I managed to email...

Reddit by serenavanderwoodsen_ Jun 21st

A question about UK agents ..

Let’s say that I have a green card for the US and a resume large enough to sign with a top-tier UK agent. Most of the big agencies help many of their actors book US roles. I am an EU citizen though and have decided to start looking for UK/American agents...

Reddit by AimeeSmithVA Jun 21st

Pursuing Character Voiceover for Aussies at Sydney's SMASH!

**Looking at Pursuing Character Voiceover as an Australian Aspiring or Professional Voice Actor?** I'll be running two panels across the 13th and 14th of July at [SMASH! Sydney Manga and Anime...

Reddit by closet_artist Jun 21st

Resume for actor/musician

Hi there! I'm a young actor/musician, and I'm wondering if it's normal / appropriate to have a dedicated music section in my resume where I would list all my work MDing/accompanying for the theatre. Thanks!

Reddit by RandomUsernameeeee Jun 21st

What's the ACTUAL first step to becoming an actor? I feel a bit lost right now and could use some advice!

I'm a beginner here so don't scold me please lol. I'm a 23 year old guy, and I've mostly only done local and school plays (as show business isn't really huge where I currently live). My drama teacher booked me an agent years ago, and that was the moment I...

Reddit by AmazingChickenX Jun 20th

Do film actors need to learn movement?

If I am a film actor, do I need to take movement classes or is that only used for stage acting? In general, are there any times that stage and film acting overlap?

Reddit by thedazeddaisy Jun 20th

Advice for Auditioning for a Young Character (8-17 yrs old) when I'm An Adult (22 F)

Hi y'all. I think I can audition for a young character despite my age because my face looks like it hasn't changed since my high school days and I kinda have a youthful appearance. So, I was wondering if there's any advice y'all can offer for me to keep in...

Reddit by ranforrr Jun 20th

Reading before class?

Is it a good idea to read acting books before taking a class or is it best to go into the class blind? Some of the books that I was thinking of reading are “An Actor Prepares”, and “Audition”.

Reddit by AutoModerator Jun 20th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jun 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 PureGainsborough Jun 20th

The Voiceover Genres + Skills Child Actors Can Learn Over the Summer

Reddit by EffectivePineapple Jun 20th

Should I join SAG-AFTRA?

I have the opportunity to join SAG through a principal role in a SAG-AFTRA short film (honestly not sure if the film would make me SAG-E or must join), but I'm not sure if I should join right now as I have no acting experience besides commercials/modeling...

Reddit by Brian_Medavoy Jun 20th

How To Get A Talent Manager or Agent's Attention (From a Manager's Perspective)

Here's one of the best examples I've ever seen of how an actor can get a manager or agent's attention with an email - it certainly got mine! http://brianmedavoy.com/how-to-get-a-talent-agent-manager/

Reddit by mork0324 Jun 20th

Money Train Scene

Hey guys! Not really a question but I just started acting about a month ago and I have my first showcase in about 2 months in LA. Anyway, the scene I wanted to perform for the showcase was one from White Men Can’t Jump starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley...

Reddit by Ganomio Jun 20th

Full time jobs in Los Angeles

Hey, Is their any actors in Los Angeles working full time jobs while pursuing an acting career? If so what do you do? I am just curious because I know many actors work a bunch of part time jobs to make time for classes or auditions and wanted to see if...

Reddit by lemoeg Jun 20th

Hyphenated names

Voice actors with hyphenated and/or long last names-- do you go by a shortened version of your name to make it easier for clients to find you? Is it a pain to deal with financial/legal stuff if your stage name is different from your legal name?

Reddit by sand90 Jun 20th

Help me develop a roadmap

Foreigner based in LA, 28, male looking to pursue acting. My goal is to quit corporate job next year around this time (can't right now due to immigration status). Aiming for July 1st 2020, more specifically. What is the best path for someone with no...