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Reddit · 27 Apr 2020
Can a Canadian actor submit themselves to submissions/breakdowns that are posted under US (e.g. Los Angeles, New York, etc.) Do you pretty much have free reign to submit for any projects that are posted on the site?
Reddit · 27 Apr 2020
A little background. I have a small youtube channel (3k subs) and am currently working on some animated shorts. I plan to post the shorts in my channel (monetized), twitter, tumblr, instagram and facebook. I am in the process of hiring voice actors for these shorts but for now, my budget is quite limited, but I still w…
Reddit · 27 Apr 2020
Anyone else feel like giving up on this? I’ve been at this for years and have booked jobs but not at all consistently or enough to live on. At the same time I see other actors that started after me being much more successful. I’ve invested so much time, money and energy into this but I don’t feel like I’m getting anyth…
Reddit · 27 Apr 2020
Hi guys, this is my first post on reddit so I’m sorry if I’ve done anything wrong. I’ve dreamed of being an actor my whole life and cannot remember a time where it hadn’t been my life’s plan. I am about to complete my drama A-level next year and I also do youth theatre at my local theatre. I am planning to apply to RAD…
Reddit · 27 Apr 2020
I did a few voice acting lines for some people a while back but I never did anything professional, I'm cheap, I can do voice impressions of cartoon characters pretty well my best include Rick Sanchez, Peter Griffin, and Kermit the frog. If you don't want voice impressions I can also bend my voice to low and high.
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
I’m making a film soon with friends and I don’t have the benefit of hiring actors and I have to rely on them. The roles are already similar to they personalities so it’ll be easier to slip into a persona. Other than that, do you actors have any advice on how to handle them and try to a get an at least competent perform…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
Hi all! I'm an actor with an extensive training background and I've always been interested in voiceover. I was just preparing to put together a new demo before the pandemic hit. I know building a homebrew demo is generally frowned upon, but under the circumstances I'm not sure I have any other choice if I want to start…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
I know this sounds dumb and probably kinda childish, but i hope some of you also share this dream of one day playing in a superhero movie. Not because all of the money and fame, but more to inspire others like I got inspired of. Just to give something back, something that brings so much joy to some people. So now my qu…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
I know this sounds dumb and probably kinda childish, but i hope some of you also share this dream of one day playing in a superhero movie. Not because all of the money and fame, but more to inspire others like I got inspired of. Just to give something back, something that brings so much joy to some people. So now my qu…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
I've always been fascinated with how actors sort of become their characters. That is what I first fell in love with about films. So I wanted to be an actor. So far though I've never been on set(because I either didn't get the part or if I did I couldn't go due to far location) or gone to acting classes(hardly any in my…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
He is one of the best known actors of all time! he did Darth Vader and Mufasa and he had a sever stammer. I was told I have a good voice and I what to use my gift and refine it to share to the world. I won't go so far as to say we have a lot in common, but I think we have similar backgrounds as we are both black men wi…
Reddit · 26 Apr 2020
Hello! I am an actor in the twin cities area, and I am moving to Chicago by the end of the year. I have a BFA in acting and was always told by my professors that I should do voice acting. It’s something that I really love and would love to get real work in, but I feel like we didn’t talk about it much in class, we had…
Reddit · 25 Apr 2020
I was going to upload my Demo Reel to Actors Access even though I rarely use it, but it costs $150 because of how long they are. Someone told me don't upload to YouTube, instead chose Vimeo. Is that true? I'd love advice, thank you.
Reddit · 25 Apr 2020
Hi everyone! I want to get the word out so more practicing Catholics can feel less alone! Find us on facebook-- "Catholic Performing Artists". Group mission: We exist! This private group is to foster healthy conversation and debate, and generate moral support amongst practicing Catholics who uphold the moral teachings…
Reddit · 25 Apr 2020
Hey, everyone. I'm an independent film producer and today, Saturday, April 25th, I'll be doing an AMA. Here's a bit of background: As a kid, I was interested in becoming an actor. I took classes and ended up doing some voiceover work but soon realized I wanted to be more of a behind the scenes type. I wanted to realize…
Reddit · 25 Apr 2020
Hey, everyone. I'm an independent film producer and this is my AMA. First, I just want to note that I have opted to remain anonymous for a variety of reasons, not least of which is so that I don’t end up receiving tons of emails with headshots from people asking me to look at reels - I always use a casting director so…
Reddit · 25 Apr 2020
Hi folks! I won't bore you with the full life story. I did 5 years of youth drama school as a teenager. Acting was all I ever wanted to do as a kid, and I used to obsessively read acting websites like industry websites as a teenager thinking about the career I wanted to have. I had this whole plan in my head for how I…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
Basic iPhone video in a retail store to show a product. Script. Paid. Youtube video. You tell me what your time is worth per hour. Thanks
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
I recently booked my first VO gig early this month (April 2020). A :30 radio spot for a pizza place to be run in the Michigan area. I’d really love to hear the final product but seeing as this is my first job, I have no idea how I can. I doubt it’s customary for the client to send the actor the finished ad, so I was ho…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
Hello. This is my first post on this subreddit. I am a Vietnamese, and I want to be a voice actor for anime characters. Sorry for my bad English. I am currently studying in upper secondary education, and I wish to follow a voice acting career. I may need some tips to get started. What do I need to prepare? Should I tak…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
So, I'm an actor and filmmaker and a director friend of mine told me some years ago that Matthew Mcconaughey, after being almost completely typecast in romantic comedies, read reviews of his own performances alongside his agent and worked on everything the reviews picked out as flaws. He became a much better actor in t…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
Hi voice actors! Rookie here, I have acting training and experience, but voice acting is new to me. Recently made my own demo reel, and would love your thoughts on it. My setup has since improved, I'm thinking of redoing it perhaps for better quality. Also I've heard that if your demo isn't professionally produced it's…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
I've been listening to the podcast Audrey Helps Actors for a while now and the most recent episode they were talking about audition techniques that work for their actor friends that book 5-10 times a year v. once a year v. once every few years. What has created palpable results for you? \-Wigs? (I've never tried wigs b…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
Im a beginner ‘voice actor’. actually, i’ve been interested since i was 12 but am starting to take it more seriously. i have been researching and something i know i need to work on is my range, which is bad. I’ve been looking up how to increase range and one of the first things is identifying what my range is, the lowe…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
I recently saw some memes from an artist-centric Facebook page about how clients 'ghost' creators as soon as they see the price of the work. I'm assuming this frustration is shared by voice actors as well. I've had occasions where I contact an artist/performer and ask for a price quote, just to see how much it would be…
Reddit · 24 Apr 2020
Edit: I'm not saying that a quality mic isn't a must have for voice actors, but don't expect great quality if you're not paying.
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
I tries posting this on another sub but got removed. I may be ignorant but here are my thoughts on this. Portraying characters on screen is an entirely different matter and I seethe problem with it. I understand that there may be a problem with PoC getting less jobs from white people, however, shouldn't talent come fir…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
Idk if I can ask for advice on here, but I'll this post anyways. I want to become a professional theatre actor but my parents won't allow it out of concern that will be: A) Disappointed if I don't become successful B) Poor C) Become a drug addict and/or a Sex worker because I'm poor/I'm famous and corrupted I kinda see…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
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 feedback on your age range/type/etc, it is advised that you do a…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
I am a young actor trying to one day make it big or at least become a professional actor. I predominantly do community theater and do about six shows a year. I plan on continuing community theater but does that help in anyway? I plan on going to collage and getting a degree in computer engineering as a backup to acting…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
So I’m wanting to be a voice actor and I’m just wondering if there is a school or a class and how much it usually costs so if you guys can tell me that’ll be awesome thank you
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
Hey, everyone. I'm an independent film producer and this Saturday, April 25th, I'll be doing an AMA. Here's a bit of background: As a kid, I was interested in becoming an actor. I took classes and ended up doing some voiceover work but soon realized I wanted to be more of a behind the scenes type. I wanted to realize *…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
I am from the UK and one of my favourite tv series was "The Inbetweeners." I read that the actors weren't paid very well for the tv show itself, although no actual figures have been put out, the show itself had a shoestring budget. However, it was the movies where the money seem to be made. I read that the four actors…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
Looking to learn some new skills while in quarantine and was wondering if this was a good side job/career for actors. Anyone know anything about book keeping?
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
Hello! So bit of an awkward topic. When I was younger, I partook in some online RP's of a kinky nature. Due to my idiocy, some people found out my name. I stopped everything immediately and never did it again. Now I don't judge people for what they do and I really think there's nothing wrong with it, but I am also want…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
Hello. First of all, Im sorry if this is the wrong place to post this (and please, excuse my english) My name is Max and Im a **screenwriter/filmmaker** from Argentina. As many around the globe Ive been self-isolated at my place for quite some time now. At this time Im **working on a collaborative project** with some f…
Reddit · 23 Apr 2020
I got offers from: - Johnson Talent Agency - Avant Artists - ABA Talent Agency - Chic Models - Mademoiselle Talent Agency Anyone signed with them or know of them? I’m currently a non-union actor in Los Angeles that’s looking for an agency to find work for me to become SAG-E.
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
I know that there are certain sought out height for acting and as a dude it will be much harder for u if ur on the shorter side. Im personally 5'11.
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
So our drama school is arranging a meeting with a relatively famous actor and they want us to come up with good questions to ask him. Could anyone give me a hand? I want something interesting and that could help us in our career :)
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
I have, for a long time, thought about getting into acting. The thing is, I feel too old now. Most actors are already established and experienced in the industry by the age I am now. Am I wrong about this? Is it possible to get roles after 30 when starting out in this industry?
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
Hi all, I’m a professional voice coach specialising in developing the voices of speakers, presenters, and actors, and I’m also a VO artist. I’ve been receiving more enquiries lately from other VO artists who want specific voice coaching (not direction, but learning about their vocal anatomy and how to manipulate specif…
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
Hello, I have a question for those who were full time workers before quarantine. Is there a certain set of things that need to happen to accumulate before you start booking? What did you do? Thanks
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
This is probably going to make me sound like an idiot, or a spoiled brat, but I would like some help. Lately, I've been watching Stranger Things on Netflix (I know, I'm *very* late to the party.) I am about the same age the kid actors were when they started, and I can't help wishing that I could be on the show with the…
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
Hey everybody. I'm just getting into VO and the sidebar isn't available right now. Please delete if not allowed. I see a lot of pictures of actors' creative methods of setting up a recording booth. I am also a gardener and I have a greenhouse thats 4' wide, 3' deep, and 7' tall. I feel like one of those greenhouses (~$…
Reddit · 22 Apr 2020
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFdGKPrYYmE&t=35s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFdGKPrYYmE&t=35s) ​ I know this is kind of an old video, but I feel it's worth bringing up. Now you might be familiar with Eric Vale from the various anime roles he's been in (including but not limited to Trunks, Sakyo, Sanji, e…
Reddit · 21 Apr 2020
Hey there. I'm a hobby voice actor, but I'm interested in trying my hand at small paid roles. As far as I can tell, USB mikes are pretty much a no go, and my Snowball is definitely not up to snuff. So, if I were to start budgeting for an XLR mike, interface and whatever else I'll need for a functional setup. I'm very m…
Reddit · 21 Apr 2020
So basically, I’m was finishing up my acting degree in college and I was wondering when I finish, and hopefully become an actor, how can most of my jobs I get have another lead star. For example, I would be a lead star in a show with another fellow actor.
Reddit · 21 Apr 2020
Hey all! I hope all is well in your quarantined world right now! My name is Melissa Blue, and I’m the owner of Rock Your Reel, an L.A. based company who empower actors by creating custom demo reel scenes that help save them years! During the quarantine, I’ve been trying to bring a lot of value to our RYR followers by d…
Reddit · 21 Apr 2020
I'm a voice actor for almost a year now. I've always used USB mics and even landed mid-high paying jobs with it. (My wife has an XLR but we live separately because I'm in college) Lately I've watched YouTube channels and read online forums and see them ***bashing and dragging down talents*** using statements like "are…
Reddit · 21 Apr 2020
Hello, Has anyone made a squarespace for their actor site? Is it free? How much is it for a basic site? Is it like wix? Any help would be great. Thanks
