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[PAID] Looking for Voice Actors for a Strategy RPG game by BlackMarchStudios • last post Aug 30th
**About the Game** Crimson Tactics: The Rise of the White Banner brings you an epic adventure in the form of a turn-based tactical RPG. Set in a medieval high fantasy world, witness a massive political disruption through the lives of different characters and fight for the fate of Wendalle. [More Info on Steam.](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1480810/) **About the Job** We are looking for voice actors for the following roles: **Story Characters:** * **Duke Beorn** - A patriotic duke of Wendalle who is an extremist by nature. He used to be friends with King Edrich but decided to assassinate him as he thought that would save his motherland, since he was of the opinion that Edrich’s idealistic rule would destroy Wendalle. * **King Edrich** - An idealist and pacifist, he is the current monarch of Wendalle. The King who would not take strict actions against his aristocracy who were leaching off his kindness because of his ideals of kindness and peace. This left Wendalle in a very vulnerable position due lack of unity. * **Grimm Pernelle** - The leader of the special ops unit of Asalia called The Order of the Crimson Phantoms. Duke Beorn enlists Pernelle’s aid to assassinate King Edrich so that he can rule as a regent under Asalia. * **Faolan Arvel** - An apprentice Guardian Knight who is timid and manages to escape the massacre that takes place in the King’s castle. He is the only living witness to the entire sequence of events that takes place in the castle. **Generic Characters:** * **Guardian Knight 1** - One of the two units assigned at the castle gates. * **Guardian Knight 2** - One of the two units assigned at the castle gates. * **Guardian Knight 3** - The leader of the military unit that was tasked with defending the castle and took part in the courtyard battle. * **Guardian Knight 4** - One of the units in charge of guarding King Edrich. This unit also takes part in the throne room battle. **Rate (Negotiable)**: $50 per 30 mins of recording session **Requirements:** * Quality Mic Setup. * Experience recording Voice Overs. * Availability for one virtual recording session (30 mins-2 hours) between September 1 and September 10 and another emergency virtual recording (30 mins-2 hours) session between September 20 and September 30. The emergency session is just in case we get anything wrong or need a retake for a line. It might not be needed. **Recommended:** * Experience as a Voice Actor / Voiceover Artist. * Acoustically treated room. * Experience using Discord. **We will sign a freelance contract and an NDA.** **How to apply** If interested, please private message me with a link to your voice work and details about your mic setup. Moreover, please select which role/s you are interested in and send me audio recording/s of you performing the corresponding line from the script: **Duke Beorn:** > Ha! You seek lost sheep in the midst of wolves even at this hour of the setting sun. Come, let the wolf bare his fangs! **King Edrich:** > (Calmly demands) DUKE BEORN! What madness obligates you to turn to betrayal? Did the trials we have faced have so less a meaning? **Grimm Pernelle:** > Our banner… for you have been granted salvation by the Holy Emperor. (Raises his hand and exclaims loudly) Glory to the Holy Empire of Asalia! **Faolan Arvel:** > Unknown, Your Majesty. But the strength and bloodlust they give forth is immense. **Guardian Knights:** > Halt! Not a step further! Surrender at the hour you still can. Please feel free to ask any questions here or via Reddit PM. Edit 1: You can use anything from Youtube, Soundcloud, Dropbox to GDrive to send the auditions. They can also be sent to careers@blackmarchstudios.com Edit 2: All roles are male. We will recruit for female roles in the next round
Can a SAG-AFTRA actor choose to work for free? by SunLandingWasFaked • last post Aug 30th
I want to employ a SAG actor on my LOW budget feature film. Looking through all of the SAG-AFTRA paperwork it looks like a massive headache and extra expenses that not even the actor himself wants to burden the production with. Is there a way a union actor can choose to work for free?
Is Actors Access Still Down for everyone else? by flueflom • last post Aug 29th
Acting classes in NYC after graduation? by AlphaMan69Poppers • last post Aug 29th
Hi there, I have a question about which acting classes people usually take after they graduate from acting conservatory. I graduated from an acting school three years ago, and since then, I have been cast continuously in small back bocks theater plays and low budget short films and web series. A year ago, I wanted to brush up some techniques, so I took online acting class of traditional acting technique (Meisner, Hagen, etc.) class for beginner at a famous acting studio in NYC (the reason I took “beginner” class is that I’ve never taught those classic acting techniques at the school because I majored in musical theater.) What they taught in the world blind class was really good. Most of the exercise we did were new to me, and I learned a lot there. HOWEVER, I was super disappointed by the others students attitude. Of course I was the oldest one in the class (I’m late 20s and the others were early 20s and younger). Few of them missed class several times without telling the instructor or scene partner, some were doing other stuff while not in the scene, not eager to rehearse out side on the class, and one person ghosted the final performance. I was completely shocked by the range of energy each student gave, and I felt like I was wasting my money, even though I learned a lot from the instructor and some good students. Now. I’m thinking, I want to take some in-person On-Camera acting classes in NYC, but I don’t want to make the same mistakes that I made. Here’s the question: do you know any acting school or studio where I can take classes without enrolling a year-long course, and where I can learn with serious adults actors? I’m thinking HB Studio’s on-camera classes and Lee Strasberg Institute’s intensives. Anyone know how these are? Any tips will help. Thanks!
Does every actor have an acting coach? by AlphaMan69Poppers • last post Aug 29th
Hi y’all! I just got this simple question. Do you need an acting coach? I wonder all those actors in film and tv continuously work with their acting coach. Do they hire them every time they get a part in a big project? How about third actors who landed small roles in tv? So they hire acting coaches just to say fee lines? I want to know what kind of actors get acting coaches at when? If anyone knows, let me know! Thanks!
to change the name or not to change the name by lapedit • last post Aug 29th
that is the question. I've been acting in NYC for about 4 years now and am looking to potentially change my name. Why should I do this? there is already an actor with a similar name who is miles ahead of me career wise. I'd like to differentiate but I also know that my name as is, is fantastic. Also-my last name speaks to an ethnicity that I don't exactly look like. I don't look like an indian person but I am indian. If anybody has thoughts I would love to hear them. I asked my manager about this but .... lets just say barely any advice is better than no advice at all.
LTM FREE Voiceover Workouts - SPOTS OPEN by StupidButMotivated • last post Aug 29th
Hey friends! I host a free voiceover workout group that is open to all levels of voice actors from super beginners to working professionals. The workouts are once a week, with spots available Monday - Thursday at 8:00 PM EDT, as well as Thursday at 7:30 PM PDT via zoom. What we do: Practice a variety of scripts including character, commercial, narration, etc. Give/receive feedback from fellow voice actors Improv Free and paid monthly Workshops and Webinars hosted by professional voice actors An active discord community with free voiceover resources, tips, feedback, casting calls, Friday Night improv groups, and equipment/editing advice. Again, with the exception of workshops hosted by professionals that we hire (and these are completely voluntary), everything is FREE. Sign up using the link below, and I will reach out via email with a confirmation of your workout date. There are a limited number of spots per day, so it will be on a first come first served basis. Anyone who does not get a spot can be put on the waiting list! https://forms.gle/hF3ezv7ChPjXgTcP8 Please do not hesitate to shoot me a message with any questions! THANKS!
Career advice by Iceycat1234 • last post Aug 29th
Not sure how to form this question, but I’ll try to do my best. I’m a film actor and I know to even have a chance at acting professionally in film one needs to venture to LA. The question I have is how do you know if you’re ready? Is there a detriment to moving out with mild experience? I have a decent resume of just short films and such in the Dallas area and of course training. But I just wonder, am I missing progressing my career if I wait to move to LA? Take Chris Evan’s for example he moved out to Los Angeles after he graduated and it worked well. I’m 19 and I don’t know if I should wait, to gain more experience, or just move when covid hopefully dissipates. Any thoughts or advice would be great. For those of you who did make the move did you internally know it was the right time?
What should an actor do everyday, for practice? by JackBBSS • last post Aug 29th
Hi. I have started acting a few weeks ago, any routines/videos that will improve my acting? Thanks, any help would be appreciated.
What plays to read for beginners? by JackBBSS • last post Aug 29th
Hi, I started acting and I heard plays are good, for learning. What plays should I read? How should I read it? And how does it make me a better actor?
How to get more roles (and leads)? by Money-Night7537 • last post Aug 29th
Hi, I’m a new actor and was wondering what the best strategy to get more roles might be. I have gotten maybe 3-4 extra roles since starting a couple months ago, but I want to move up. I recently got callbacks for my first 2 leads and was wondering what I can do actually get those. I have auditioned maybe 3-4 times ever but didn’t get any of those roles so far. What could it be that’s causing me to not get cast?
How to pull off an emotionally intensive scene? by kyonkikyahaina • last post Aug 29th
This is my first play after lockdown and I've been assigned a role which requires high emotion scenes, my co actors say that I'm doing well but I want to get better. For reference, it's a street play and we're going to be surrounded by a lot of people.
signing a contract with an agency in los angeles by aligators • last post Aug 28th
anything i should know before doing it? are some agencies better for newer actors? im really looking into getting into movies/ tv also wtf is the difference between an agency and an agent
Auditioning Actor - New Term by Actor123321 • last post Aug 28th
You know, there is a "working" actor and a "non-working" actor. What about the actor who is in the in-between. I feel like we should normalize the consistent SAG-AFTRA full budget production auditioning actor as "auditioning actor". That way people outside the acting world don't have to feel so awkward when they ask, "So what are you working on, right now?" "I am an auditioning actor." :-)
Who would I contact to contact to book this actor for film in LA? by SPELDWR0NG • last post Aug 28th
HELP: The Tedious Task of Picking Self Tape Takes by musicalslimetutorial • last post Aug 28th
I'm a perfectionist. And as a perfectionist, you can imagine how frustrating it is to be an actor with so many factors left to chance. But I love it so I do it anyway lol. Since the pandemic, I've noticed, as I'm sure all of you have too, a huge spike in self-tape auditions. I love in-person auditions since I can get in, do my thing, and bathe in the comfort that every actor only got one chance and what's done is done. With almost three self-tape auditions a week, I'm kind of drowning. I do way too many takes. Then have to suffer deciding which one/s to send. I was wondering if you all have any tips on how to select a take and any psychological support you tell yourself when struggling to select one.
Do I need a naturally-distinctive voice? by DMoxyMoron • last post Aug 28th
I don't have a naturally 'distinctive' voice, a la James Earl Jones, Richard Kind, Will Arnett, or even the VOs from the Headspace app. Now, I know the former are celebrities so that's a different ball game, but what I mean is mine isn't (naturally) particularly deep, goofy, flinty, or soothing to have ever warranted "you'd be a good voice over actor" remarks from anyone. What has warranted those remarks, though, is my natural ability to DO voices that sound like the above, accents, and the like. I've enjoyed this since a kid and it's one or those things i feel I need to explore or I'll be upset at myself - so VO is just a hobby I want to pursue, but generally speaking, if I ever wanted to "make it" is that a hindrance? I've read the stickies and googled this but haven't seen much so thanks for any advice you can offer!
I got an audition with a HUGE anime dubbing studio, WHERE DO I START?! by Hs4Ever • last post Aug 28th
Hello everyone! I've been a voice actor for over a year now, and my resume has just 2 original animations and 3 indie games. The rest is video game mods and fan projects. I've only just dipped my toes into the professional side of the voice-over business, but today I somehow got a callback from one of the biggest production studios in the world to dub an anime movie! I have very little experience with dubbing, and I have NO experience with auditioning for a studio of this caliber, so what should I look out for this time around? What should I change about my audition and the way my email is structured? I usually don't slate, so do I slate this time around? I would really appreciate your advice, because this is a HUGE opportunity for me, and I'd like to nail it!
(UK) Quarter life crisis, how can I get into (comedy) acting? by Hum4nS4v10r68 • last post Aug 28th
(UK, South England) I'm turning 26 soon and realising that I've pushed aside my "true passion" for too long (sorry if I sound like such a cliche
Atlanta actors, where are most of the auditions held? by bluepineapple42069 • last post Aug 28th
So im visiting Atlanta in a little bit. Im planning on maybe moving soon. I wanted to know where in Atlanta are most of the auditions held. I would want to get an apartment near by. Where would you recommend?