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Advice for by ThrowawayRARyan  •  last post May 6th

Hey, lads! How's it going? I am new to this subreddit and I am fairly sure that this has been asked multiple times but I was wondering if you guys could help with a few questions. Long story short, I am an aspiring 21 year old actor in L.A. and have begun to take acting seriously starting last year in 2019 (and late 2018) I have done a few gigs, (almost entirely extra) and need advice on where to go from here. I have had multiple directors tell me to find an agent but I don't know where to begin. I haven't gotten any SAG vouchers and because of the Covid outbreak, have been stagnant for the last few months. Any adivce lads? Any help is appreciated.

can we talk about Albuquerquen, New Mexico? by take3400  •  last post May 6th

I've been told by a bunch of people that know what they're talking about to move to Atlanta / New Mexico to truly build up a film career and get those crucial first credits. life is SO EXPENSIVE in NYC / LA i'm really considering it. plus you can maintain your network while you're away and move back. I'm reading about how Covid will affect things, density & cost of productions in LA/NYC vs more spread out cities, these two places with the tax incentives and infrastrucure already in place... might be the smart way to do. i just found out Audrey helps actors did that before moving to LA. with supply & demand and the future of the industry due to covid... maybe you really don't have to be in NYC / LA anymore. yeah you can say casting lives there, but with self tapes / remote casting, if they like you'll theyll fly you in for producer session.

College Minor? by JalenTS  •  last post May 6th

Hi all! I’m an 18 year old actor in Michigan and this fall I’ll be starting my formal training at the University of Michigan. It was my dream program so I’m super excited. One of the major selling points is that it is a high level conservatory within a large and established university. This means I’ll have the opportunity to take classes outside of the Acting school and they make sure that there is time for those who want to pursue a minor to do so. I’m planning on moving to LA after college so I was wondering if there is a specific minor that I should pursue so help me get a solid survival job once I get there. (Also tell me about your survival jobs) Thanks everyone!

Newbie by Mystmeezy  •  last post May 6th

I have been seeing an acting coach for a few months! It’s definitely not something I was taking as serious because of working and mental health. But I’ve definitely been working on my craft waaay more lately and I’d love some tips on bettering my skills as an actor with choices, creativity, stage fright? Anything really! Thank you in advance!

Question by christy16xo  •  last post May 5th

Is it bad to want to pursue acting and also desire to be invited to events such as Fashion Weeks, Met Gala etc, is it bad to want to be on talk shows and interviews and gain fans to influence your fans, communicate with your fans and help them (Because that’s what I would want my actor to do) is that bad? Is it shallow, unrealistic???

Meisner Classes in Toronto? by hellooomellooo77  •  last post May 5th

Hi! I've recently moved to Toronto and I'm looking for a great place to take Meisner classes. I'm hoping to sign up for some more intro-level acting courses at LB or Second City as well (once classes go back in studio though, not sure I'm convinced about Zoom classes), but I'm also hoping to supplement these with Meisner. It's probably a long shot, but I've been reading William Esper's book and was wondering if there was a studio with a similar style of training (in which you progress slowly and meet multiple times a week) - I wonder if something like that exists outside of NY or LA even! Either way, I'd love to hear about the Meisner studios other Toronto-based actors have enjoyed studying at!

Need some help! by Hossenpheffer11  •  last post May 5th

Hey guys, I'm an amateur voice actor who's just started off with a few gigs and I was wondering if any of you could help me with a problem I've been having, there's this ring at the end of most audio I record and I can't seem to isolate the problem, any education or help would be super appreciated! [\(Volume up on the video obviously\)](https://reddit.com/link/gds27m/video/jyxvtn8pwvw41/player)

What do you think about actors who don't learn their lines? by kreamykthesecond  •  last post May 5th

Marlon Brando -- arguably *the* greatest film actor of all time -- was notorious for not learning his lines. In Superman, he read his lines off baby superman's diaper. I heard that in Godfather, he read his lines off cue cards. How the hell is it possible that he still gave such brilliant performances? Are some people just destined to be better actors than others? Is talent really a limiting factor? The thought of that gives me chills. ​ Robert Downey Jr. doesn't really learn his lines either. On the Joe Rogan podcast he's said that recently, A LOT of the time he'll have an earpiece in with someone feeding him the lines. ​ I just don't know. It makes me feel awfully discouraged. If they were able to be so good with so little, why even try, you know what I mean?

As an actor, what is your process? by blueregional  •  last post May 5th

Looking to challenge myself during isolation by alecschwartz961  •  last post May 5th

Give me a monologue. A hard monologue. Something that would make me push myself, that might be out of my comfort zone, that requires lots of practice and time to perfect. One that you’ve had before and struggled to master, or one you’ve seen and been amazed by. Either way, I want to keep growing as an actor over this strange time and I figured this sub would be the place to go for a good challenge.

Looking for a female voice actor for a Sci-Fi artificial Intelligence by OfficalNips  •  last post May 4th

As the title says, i'm currently working on a game and I am in need a female voice actor who can voice act a laboratory AI. Any examples would help!

Is there anything such as a bad voice? by DryRaincoat  •  last post May 4th

Hey, everyone. I’ve been interested in voice acting from a young age but never thought of possibly making it a reality until now. However, I’d like your opinion on something; do you think there’s a thing such as a bad voice? Should some people “just not be” voice actors? It’s funny because everyone speaks differently in real life and it’s normal, but when it comes to voice acting, I’m wondering if the situation is different. Are some people’s voices simply unfit to become a voice actor?

Hello! by Lokie234  •  last post May 4th

My name is K, And I want to start practicing acting, I am 14 years old. And in Quartine like the rest of us. I decided to try Acting because I always wanted to become an actor. Does anyone have any tips or advice?

Calling all dubbers! by ilikethebadguy  •  last post May 4th

Hello! I am a 21 year old female voice actor and I have been dubbing for almost 5 years now on and off. The picture shows some of the roles I've had and some shows I mostly ad-libbed or had minor roles. (Missing a few...) I've been side-hustling online as well, but mostly dubbing on TV. My question goes out to all the international dubbers/VAs who've landed roles abroad (or in English), how and where did you find your projects? Dubbing is fun and all but I've always wanted to be that "original voice" or the "English voice"! I don't have a notable accent either, as I've lived in the US and generally since just have a lot of American/British friends. Even if you're not a dubber please do share your story, I find it very enjoyable and interesting to hear other's stories!- International dubber with huge ambitions https://preview.redd.it/bo99p95l8tw41.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81587f0648071df5d44683a97aaee51c2b5f5f4b

[request][source]Random characters like the vanity Fair videos by BalistekWrench  •  last post May 4th

Hey all, first time poster on this r/, Does anyone know where/how to find random characters like the ones they use in the vanity Fair voice actor improvises series? I think it would be a fun exercise, but I've tried various Google searches, stock image sites and deviant art, and all met with various types of failure. Any ideas?

Insurance for a Voice Actor?? by demodor  •  last post May 4th

How do freelance VO artists go about getting insurance? Do you have to join a union?

Health Insurance as a Freelancer by demodor  •  last post May 4th

I want to be a VO artist but how do freelance voice actors get health insurance? Do I have to join a union?