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Reddit · 7 Dec 2021
I responded to a casting call on Actors Access. I don’t have representation. I know it’s a long shot, but how do CDs contact you if they want to see more from you? Phone/email? Message on Actors Access (lmao)? If they call you and you miss it, do they just move on to the next person on their list and never call you bac…
Reddit · 7 Dec 2021
hi all, quick little question for you actors, how long does it usually take to film a scene as a small speaking role? a few hours? a few days? i landed this audition that will film for 6 weeks and it’s just a very small speaking role? what does this mean?
Reddit · 7 Dec 2021
Similar to Audrey helps Actors, but in video form, I'm a visual learner so I prefer this style. I'm an actor in los angeles and although I am not a "name". I've been several co-stars, guest starts, commercials, and a lead in an indie feature. I finally feel that I have some sort of 'voice' when it comes to my experienc…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
I’m producer / writer coming from London to LA as one of my films has a limited theatrical release. Looking to build my pool of industry friends I know stateside. Is it worth connecting with actors even if I may not have a project for them, right there and then? I have some scripts but all in the early development phas…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
Screen actors with big heads are more likely to get work. Its apparently a common saying and makes sense because big heads look good on the big screen.
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
So for me it was pretty amazing and definitely God's work. I hadn't been doing anything with acting for a year and it was right when covid hit. I was pretty depressed and had nothing in me to kreate with, but then I got this email. It Said "hey we think you're a perfect match for this role" and the role was BG for a mo…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
Hey guys, so, I understand as actors, we have very irregular work schedules and saving can sometimes be hard, but as I get older, I need to look towards my future. I understand SAG-AFTRA has a pension plan, which I’m on my way to qualifying for, but other than that, have any of you who are working actors looked in to r…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
I'm looking to further my training and learn more while getting a chance to continue to act but my question is are they ultimately beneficial to your career? Like I'm sure they help hone your skills and make you a better actor (which is what I'm looking for) but beyond that I'm just wondering if it's not a good financi…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
Hello, I am a young inspiring actor/voice actor and would love to volunteer in anything at all(appropriate of course). I am from Australia and love watching short films and gameplays, when watching these videos and such have always wanted to be in that position. if you can even consider asking me, I will do it complete…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
Right now, I'm in the process of making a short. I'm putting 4-5K into this. I'm done waiting for auditions or "Hollywood" to come to me, so I'll make them come to me..if that makes sense. You always hear the #1 way to get your foot in the door is to make your own work...IMO, eventually every actor will come to that av…
Reddit · 6 Dec 2021
I’m unhappy with my current (unrelated to VO) job so I’m considering quitting and getting an associates degree in Audio Production (with some courses in video production as well). My goal with this is to give me skills and accreditation to earn a decent living while simultaneously extending my knowledge about the whole…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2021
There's an actor I know who broke up with his girlfriend because he found out, she was doing a kissing scene with her co star and she had feelings for him, people say "it's a job" but you don't realize they're giving you a license to "Cheat" imagine how many actors and actresses who are married or in a relationship cau…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2021
This might get downvoted. Recently signed to a talent agency. My headshots are with my medium length hair, unfortunately I made a bet a year ago to get a buzz cut if my team in fantasy football loses. Well, I’m the loser and also I’m a signed actor now (19). What should I do? I’m gonna inform my agent if this change bu…
Reddit · 5 Dec 2021
I am wondering is there an Actor or Actress would make you watch an movie because they are in the movie?
Reddit · 5 Dec 2021
I practice every day by recording myself reading things and I always have to stop after a paragraph at best. Normally, I have to to stop for a moment before I can even jump from one sentence to the other. I've been practicing my speech and breathing exercises for months now and this is the best I can do. And yet the av…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
How do you think about things, I mean you have to do all these weird things, have sex on camera, kiss each other even if you hate each other, like how do think about those things. I get embarrassed and shy a lot, so I look up to act because they have to do all of this and they seem boder at all.
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I know nothing about acting but one thing that always seemed really hard to do is remember lines. I can barely do a presentation in front of everyone for a couple of minutes without forgetting stuff. I can't imagine what it would be like to do a 2 hour movie word for word. For me, I'd probably be better at knowing what…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
If anyone interested to do an act for a music video for rap music then do DM me .(Preferably female). Video will be out on youtube and all other major platforms. DM me
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
Hello! I was wondering where you can find casting calls for AFI films? I seem them on Actors Access and Backstage sometimes, but am wondering if they are elsewhere. I'm non-union -- does that matter? Thank you!
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
To all the Toronto actors (or non Toronto actors), I am currently taking classes at Alza Acting Studio and was wondering if it's a good idea to take classes at another studio. I have taken the beginner class and advanced to the next level (which finishes next week). I was just wondering if I should just stick with one…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
When you’re trying to pull emotions that you aren’t actually feeling how do you do that without feeling so emotionally burnt out at the end of the day? Please give advice
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I mentor a group of 13 year old boys. We were talking about goals the other day and planning for the future. As part of the conversation, one boy said he wanted to be an actor. But when the other boys encouraged him with things like "the high school you'll be attending has an awesome drama program, you should join" or…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I just bought actions: the actors thesaurus and I love it but when I try to actually employ the technique I find myself overwhelmed with the amount of options there are to choose from- have you guys found any ways to hone in on the actions that are most useful to your character / the circumstances of the scene? thanks!
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
Actors Access has "Los Angeles" as the nearest region, but obviously 99.999% of the listings are exclusively in Los Angeles. Occasionally I see some listings for stuff shooting down in San Diego (the occasional indie film, commercial, or industrial, etc). Are there any websites for finding acting opportunities *specifi…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I'm Los Angeles-based, so I'm mostly curious how it has been for actors in LA, but would love to hear of anyone's experience lately. There was talk in my acting class last year about many or most casting offices choosing to just keep the audition process as self-tapes from the actors at home, emailing them in, but I've…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I'm a...beginner voice actor, I guess you could say. I only voiced for one thing so far, being Boyfriend in an FNF mod. I try to put all my emotion in the voices without sounding annoying. I use my default computer mic and Audacity as my main recording software. Oh ye, and uhh what effects to remove background noise to…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
Hey! I'm a semi-beginner voice actor, and I have a problem. I have 4 years of stage acting experience, but only a few months of voice acting experience. I currently have a USB Razer Siren X Microphone, that I've used for gaming with friends for a couple of years now. In that aspect, this mic has been really high qualit…
Reddit · 4 Dec 2021
I have been referred by a client to do record myself reading a children's books. I have spoken with the author of the book and so far we just discussed that we will talk in detail this week. I expect it to be a single short book but I was hoping to get some guidance in regards to how billing works in this industry and…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
Hello Reddit, I just received my first contract from my first agency this week. I’m planning on signing shortly. I want to continue to self submit so this pertains to the related question below. Anyways the advice I need pertains to self submitting. I’ve been self submitting for over a year and a half now and booked de…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
I think you can see two stories of someone working tirelessly on their craft each day, especially in acting. Think monologue work, self tape practicing, character study and beat work. Watching shows they could be in etc. I also think there is value as an actor and ignoring these completely and living life how it is and…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
(sorry about the length) Hi. I'm a 15 year old girl living in Greece. Whenever I watch a movie, a series, behind the scenes videos, actors on talk shows, etc, I get this feeling I can't really explain, and a huge urge to act. I've been daydreaming about being an actor for years. I know this is basically every teens dre…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
Does anyone know if it’s possible to download self tapes from past auditions on actors access/ eco cast?
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
I have done quite a few 1-1 sessions with an actor working on plays, including Arthur Miller and Shakespeare. I'm not sure how to word that on my resume. Help?
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
Does anyone have an advice on how to get acting / extra work. My names Lewis and I'm a young aspring actor.
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
I can't afford acting classes at the moment and I don't like the way actors "act" in my country (they seem way too emotionless or fake at times),so I'm thinking of starting with lessons on yt. Which channel do you recommend?
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
As I mentioned, I am an actor from South Korea and supposed to apply for several drama schools in UK. The list is here. 1. Guildford School of Acting 2. Rose Bruford College 3. East 15 Acting School 4. RADA 1. RADA 2. LAMDA 3. Guildhall 4. Central 5. Arts Ed 6. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland 7. Royal Welsh 8. Drama St…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
Sorry for the arrogance since I am not in the industry nor do I know much about VA. Appreciating voice acting has naturally been a big part of the enjoyment for me when I watch shows or play a game. But I noticed that big Hollywood production animated movies seldom has any professional voice actors in them. An example…
Reddit · 3 Dec 2021
I'm aware that most of the time, VAs who leak content often simply lose their reputation. I'm curious though, are there any notable instances where leaking a project resulted in huge repercussions for the actor? Or anything related to the project honestly (of course including the leak itself.)
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
I live in Atlanta and just wanted to make sure if I should sign up or go for the more expensive backstage.com Or Should I use actors access
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
Hey fellow actors! As the title suggest I’ve just successfully been signed by my first ever agent and I’m now feeling a little bit lost on what I should be doing with myself now? I used to spend time everyday looking at castings on spotlight and applying for various roles. Now that I have an agent doing that on my beha…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
just a few weeks ago I decided background acting was another thing I'd like to try someday. I added it to the list of "Things That Would be Neat, But That I Probably Won't Get the Chance to Do." now just a couple weeks later, this week I've had the pleasure of working as a non-union background actor for a big netflix f…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
Hi guys! Today I finally met with my dream agent, he reps some of the most successful actors in Hollywood, and always been encouraging to me. We first talked 2 years ago, he asked me to work on getting a North America accent and become a permanent resident in Canada, and then come to him again. Last week, I sent him al…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
Ok, so, let's just hope I can make you understand what I'm trying to ask here: when a show goes into syndication for example Frasier, Seinfeld and the likes, what are the practicalities for those actors to receive their checks at the end of the month..?! Meaning, how much do they get paid and on what basis? Do they get…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
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 · 2 Dec 2021
One thing that has got me worried nowadays is that even after the COVID-19 pandemic ends, voice actors will continue to work remotely. I feel like that if things continue to go this way, the quality of their voice work will not be as good as when the animation studios were together in one place.
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
[Demo Link](https://soundcloud.com/joeybriggsvo/joey-briggs-animation-vo-demo?si=c13f1f3ac256456f9171352ba39f41b5) I like to self produce myself a new demo reel every year both for fun and as a way to sort of track my progress as a voice actor. Would love some fresh ears on it and some feedback on the both the demo and…
Reddit · 2 Dec 2021
I am a 15-year-old girl looking to become a voice actor like Zach Aguilar in my future. I live around LA and I’m hoping to find lessons and anything that can get me exposed to this kind of work. Does anyone have any advice of what to do and where to get lessons from either virtually or in person?
Reddit · 1 Dec 2021
So, I’m currently doing a short film and one of my fellow actors told me to check out WIFT—Women in Film & Television. This person has a huge amount of professional credits and has been working professionally with several agents for a few years, so I trust their word. However, signing up requires me to have a sponsor o…
Reddit · 1 Dec 2021
I'm 24 about to have my 2nd kid. And I feel like it's too late to become an actor. I want to so bad I just don't know where to start
Reddit · 1 Dec 2021
Hi Fellow Actors, I just learnt the news that my scene was cut from a major feature film. Heartbreaking, I know. I mourned for like 5 minutes already. But a pat on my own shoulder because I booked the job and the scene was really great! However, it didn't;t make the final cut. Here's my story, I have been training my c…
