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Reddit · 18 Oct 2019
Any advice? I just started college and I can’t really rehearse the monologue out loud cause everyone would hear and won’t want to(I live in the dorms). I don’t know where to go for privacy here. I can memorize it and practice it but depending on how loud I need to be I cannot do it fully. The director also said either…
Reddit · 18 Oct 2019
What films/tv shows do you recommend for an actor to watch?
Reddit · 18 Oct 2019
Hey everyone! I decided that I want to try and be a voice actor so I started to listen to other voice actors and my favourite voice actor so far has to be Michael Piotr. In the Doom 2016 game there was this really low and demonic voice. I want to try and copy this. Can his voice really just go that low or is he using s…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
I’ve wanted to do voice over for a while, and have a decent set up and work space, but every time I sit down to do it I always get overwhelmed and feel like I’m not getting anywhere cause I’m not really sure as to where to start.
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
Hi Gang, ​ My name is Chris , author of Patient 3, a Sci-Fi / Post-Apocalyptic novel. I’m looking to do a royalty share on ACX with possibly one of you lovely Redditing voice actors. The following is a Youtube Review of the book to give you an idea of the plotline and the potential for this story: [https://www.y…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
Hey Everyone, I've been a lurker on a separate account for quite some time. I have a question that I hope will benefit the community. Can any of you share some exercises that help loosen the facial muscles? Perhaps point me and others to some sources that can answer this question? I'm currently working through an anxie…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
Would already have beginner equipment for soundproofing, access to a microphone (though admittedly I’m still quite un-knowledgeable there, but know enough where to get started) and space to work at home. Just looking for suggestions as to what to record that would be easy for a beginner but still enough to try and get…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
Hi everyone! I'm Aimee Smith, a full-time voice actress specialising in video games, based in Sydney, Australia! I ran a Video Game workshop at Bang Bang Studios with Voices of Tomorrow earlier this month, which sold out within 48 hours. I've done panels at Oz-Comic Con, Smash, Border Dimensions and more recently GCAP…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
Not something I’m experiencing but just curious- if an actor wakes up sick on a day of filming what happens? Do they just ring in sick? And then is the whole day cancelled?
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
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 · 17 Oct 2019
like, i'm sorry, but this industry is every man for himself. and it is cut throat and it is clearly much much easier for rich, well-connected people to get ahead. every successful actor I have ever met in my entire life has been incredibly selfish and self-centered and all about themselves, nobody else. so do you reall…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
I was wondering is there is any Egyptian Actors in here or have you ever had acting job in Egypt? , If so let's get to know each other
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
I'm looking for blogpost ideas and wondering what kinds of questions actors and/or aspiring actors have about the craft. The CRAFT of acting, not the business of it. For example, audition tips, emotional preparation, understanding material, different techniques, imagination work, etc - what specific questions do you ha…
Reddit · 17 Oct 2019
The last audition I had from my agent was the last week of September. I’ve only been auditioning for student and indie productions that I found on my own. Is it slow? Or is it just me?
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
I don't attend any of them. I have actors Access for 68 $ a year. I submitt everyday , I do about three in-person auditions per week. I get feedback on my performance from directors and cast directors. I learn from my mistakes and I get exposure as well.
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
What should be my first steps to getting my foot in the door .
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
So I was watching an interview with Elizabeth Olsen and she mentioned how she had severe social anxiety. Now she’s a great actor and she plays each of her characters well. I was wondering how that translates behind the scenes. Meaning would there be a specific type of class you would take besides normal acting classes…
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
I’ve been doing improv for a few years and decided that I would like to attend one of the big three schools (Groundlings, UCB, Second City). Out of these three, which one would you recommend if I’m trying to transfer the spontaneous energy of improv into acting? More simply put, which school would help me think less.
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
I just finished taking a great week long workshop with Larry Moss. For those who aren't aware, Larry is a top acting coach who has coached several actors into Oscar nominated/winning performances. Including Leonardo DiCaprio, Helen Hunt, Hilary Swank and others. I thought I'd share my core takeaways from the class with…
Reddit · 16 Oct 2019
What are some of the best websites or forums where actors discuss the industry in the similar open spirit as this reddit? Do any of you have other actor oriented sites you frequent?
Stage 32 · 15 Oct 2019
I was wondering if you had any tips for voice-acting?What experiences have you come across?How do you break into voice acting?I have started an interest in acting and voice acting in particular and just wondered if anyone within the Network had any advice for a newbie?Thanks!
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Or is it just me? Because I think the market for actors on LinkedIn doesn't not compare to other sites like Backstage and Actors Access. Plus, and I'm ready to take the hit, it comes across more as a hobby. What do you guys think?
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Do I need to do theater as an extracurricular if I want to go to drama school? I think some background/explanation or concerns might help: I took acting lessons with a focus on film for years, did a few short films and web series, and I have an agent. When I got to high school, I kinda got distracted with all these new…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hi fellow actors, So I have an audition for this play on Saturday. I have a comedic monologue in my rotation, but lately it’s been feeling pretty stale. The other one I do isn’t necessarily “funny,” it’s a lot of build up that leads to a joke, but it can be pretty hit or miss. I need a contemporary comedic monologue. I…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hey guys.. Im a high school student and I have acted in a handful od plays directed by pro actors, and I went one year on an acting course. Every year my school has a Christmas play where we students act in it. Our language teacher is like our mentor but she doesn't have any acting experience. I have been in two of the…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
I'm new to theatre. So when there are callbacks, does that mean they've narrowed the search to those being called back (kind of like in sports and you've made the first cut)? Or does it mean the CD selected the actors he liked and the callbacks are ppl he wasn't sure about and needs to see read again, meaning he wasn't…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
I’ve been in class 7 months now- the same studio, same teacher- 4 days a month, 3 hours a class. Class is great, my teacher is great, the studio is great but I feel like it’s not enough. I’m estimating that I only get 30 mins one-on-one with the teacher in this class. The remainder of the class, I’m observing other act…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
I got my first titular role/lead role recently as Peter Pan. I’m excited to play this role but I would like tips on playing a male character as someone who is biologically female. Thankfully I’m already pretty androgynous and people mistake me for a boy occasionally, (though I’m a 20 year old woman) and people tend to…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
What do actors typically do for a living? Because usually acting is on a gig by gig basis until you get a deal, so until then, what should I do for money? Also is acting school worth student loans?
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hello fellow voice actors, I am curious if anyone out here has an agent and what it took to get signed with an agent. I don’t live in any of the major hubs (LA or NY) and can’t seem to get any contact with agents or agencies. Any suggestions?
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Compensation tbd. No level of experience needed. Mainly for people looking for exposure.
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hi All, I'm auditing a class at AMAW this week and would love to get some thoughts that have either audited/taken Anthony's courses. From what I hear, you either love it or hate it but being someone who is "green" in the industry (I've taken a few courses a few years back), I was curious what your thoughts are. ​…
Reddit · 15 Oct 2019
Hi all! I am a budding voice actress and in the middle of gathering samples for my demo reel to send to agents. I would love to know what I should improve on. Is the audio quality professional enough? Would you suggest some changes to the voice/read? If I could get some feedback I would VERY appreciate it! [https://sou…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
I just launched a Discord Server, "Making Movies!", for aspiring filmmakers of all sort! From Film Distributors to Stuntman, all sort of people working or willing to work in the film industry are regrouped in this community. This is truly a community to improve your skills while having fun and doing your passion, inter…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hello Everyone i'm looking for voice actors and voice actresses interested in doing some work for my PG13 Anime!, the pay is $50.00 per episode you voice in, payment is through PayPal! This is a legit full blown anime with alot of seasons planned, there is also an Audio Drama version which is 18+ and contains mature co…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hi All, I'm a current college student, and over the last two years I've been looking every summer for opportunities to branch out into more professional work when I'm not in school. Unfortunately, opportunities seem to get less and less every year; summer stock companies are dying out (or are run specifically by an ind…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hello everyone! My name is Jacob and I am currently a college student studying theatre and a career in acting. So I was hoping that you all who have been acting as a career would take this quick 5 question survey, it would be greatly appreciated, thank you so much! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P7VFL88
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
So I’m a 14 year old girl from Canada and I really want to be an actress. I don’t know where and how to start since my parents (asian) are pretty strict on me and my grades. They also want me to completely focus on school. I already have two citizenships (Canada and Hong Kong), in the future would I be able to get a US…
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Which is better? I’m leaning toward the actors project to showcase. I’ve got training. I just need an agent- so what do you recommend?
Reddit · 14 Oct 2019
Hi all! I'm looking for female and male voice actors to join the audio-drama podcast I'm currently producing. The roles are currently unpaid, but I'd like to profit-share any revenue from advertising, patreon, etc. Season 1 is written and contains 14 full episodes. Feel free to respond here or DM me with any questions.…
Reddit · 13 Oct 2019
Two questions: 1. When you audition for things, does the reader (or anyone else in the room) also read the actions? 2. What sort of projects are you auditioning for? This came up at an audition I had this past weekend. As an actor, I am ready for however they want to do the scene. But I was noticing that it seems like…
Reddit · 13 Oct 2019
is it really worth pursuing it at 30 years old or am I past it now ? I have always been interested in film and tv but only recently gave it any real thought saw a film or two with older actors in it and thought I could give that a go. Do you think acting school is a waste of time or am I better off going and getting so…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Hi! I saw someone mention briefly online that there is an exception to Global Rule 1 for actors who are also producers on the project or on the creative team (I realize that last one is very broad). Is this true? Does anyone have more info? I haven't called SAG about it yet, but I have searched online and can't find an…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Robert Forster of course in the news due to his passing yesterday. I recently watched Jackie Brown for the first time. The performance of the actor playing Max Cherry's stood out to me a lot. I couldn't put my finger on it, but it was so simple(!) and there seemed to be so much behind the character. That was when I lea…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
I just got an audition for a performance arts school and I'm kinda freaking out a bit. I've always wanted to direct but acting has been something I planned on learning because I believe that understanding acting is key to being a good director. Problem is I have no experience acting outside of things I did in Middle sc…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
I am up and coming voice actor. Currently taking some vocal training courses. But now, i am trying to continue my build-up to a more proper home studio, but i seem to be missing some things... but not sure what specifically, so i hope some of you can advise on what else i need to get/buy that will help me even more wit…
Reddit · 12 Oct 2019
Does anyone know if under the new short film agreement if stand-ins get background vouchers? It says the first 10 background actors must be covered... are stand-ins considered one of those?
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Hi Everyone, I am an actor, published author, and producer. I am currently working on producing Season 3 of my podcast and would love your feedback. The Podcast is called [The Manifester's Journey](https://themanifestersjourneypodcast.simplecast.fm/episodes) where I interview entrepreneurs, artists, actors and more on…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
Could I take Alexander Technique classes at a studio that has nothing to do with acting, or do I need to take those classes at a studio that teaches actors specifically? The studio that I wanted to enroll for these classes are simply a studio that teaches the Alexander Technique and nothing more. It's not tailored to a…
Reddit · 11 Oct 2019
I know it's a stupid question but hear me out. The book "an actor prepares" is told to have exercises / lessons, but they're only told in the form of stories, instead of just telling you the exercise / lesson. And it doesn't even tell you much about how to do the exercise, the story just tells you what happened after t…
