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Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
This week I speak with Brent Mukai as he walks me through the competitive world of voice-over acting. He has voiced roles in Ratchet & Clank, One Piece, Attack on Titan, My Hero Academia, and many more. From his childhood days in Hawaii watching Who’s Line is it Anyway to his successful career in Las Vegas, Brent discu…
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
Hi guys! I'm apartment hunting and found a good deal on a place in Jefferson Park. Is this career suicide for an actor? I'm also a female, so concerned about safety. But the apartment is just south of the 10 and right under mid-city. The price is so much better than places I could find in West Hollywood/Santa Monica. B…
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
For example: A Co Star one liner on a union network tv episode but the actor is non union. is the pay still SAG rates? Also, if booked this role, then are you immediately SAG Eligible?
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
I'm just curious if/how SAG/AFTRA or the AEA supports actors with chronic illness. I have chronic migraines and occasional IBS. I can understand from a financial and deadline perspective that hiring actors will chronic issues is a liability, but I was curious as to how the actors' unions handle it. What protections are…
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
I got a zoom callback for an audition for a high profile film. I am a teen actor and as a kid my only acting experience was in my local theater. My parents are extremely supportive and it wasn’t till 2020 when I got an agent. I have auditioned for many films, including student films, but never got as far to the point o…
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
How do I add a submission note? Normally it appears when I press the role to add it to my cart but for this one it isn't.
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
Okay so yesterday I got some life-changing news. I have to wear glasses most of the times. I can see perfectly fine without them, but it's because I'm nearsighted in one eye so my other eye does too much work. i automatically panicked, because I want to be an actor who doesn't have a limit on the roles they can play. I…
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
Looking for a very intense scene recommendations between a boy and girl for my theater class. Please don’t recommend Gruesome Playground Injuries since that scene’s already been taken by other actors in class. Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate it!
Reddit · 4 Apr 2023
We live in a smallish (130k) town in Texas about 2hrs from DFW. My daughter (13) has caught the singing/acting bug, she has been in several musical theater productions locally and won a local singing competition. She is quite good. She wants to start acting/singing professionally. She recently got accepted to a summer…
Stage 32 · 3 Apr 2023
So as I near the close of finishing a demo reel for a character I’ve created, I ended up with a sinus infection that has caused my voice to become scratchy or gravelly (not in a good way). What steps do you all take while nursing a voice back to health? Tips appreciated!
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
If let’s say a Caucasian actor and a person of another color, like an Indian, had the same amount of talent (they’re both phenomenal) does the Indian actor have a better chance of becoming more prominent? I know this is like backwards racism in todays society but I’m not trying to say it like that. I mean culturally th…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
I probably just have a real “bad attitude” but I’m constantly being sent out by my manager for commercial auditions. I’m a theatre trained actor with a few tv/film credits and I know a job is a job is a job but I truly hate these auditions. I also have not booked. I’m hella resentful that in between survival jobs and a…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
I have around 8 projects under my belt so far - mostly short films, a mix of paid and unpaid, and mostly leading roles. So I have a pretty decent showreel + some great headshots. I have no problem getting a good amount of auditions myself from casting sites, but I know that an agent would put me forward for bigger proj…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
I am 17 almost 18 and I am more inspired than ever to be an actress. Sure I've had childhood dreams of being a famous actress and walking the red carpets like most, but everyone says you need to act for a good reason. I am currently watching the walking dead and that has reignited my want to act. I want to be part of a…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
Not an actor I am trying to say the prayer to Ctulhu each time I feed my cats, so that one day it will function as a way to call my cats. I can't do it without giggling or feeling embarrased. Even though I am alone in the house. How would an actor do it?
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
A list actors - Kate winslet, Ryan reynolds any other big name Mid-famous - Bailey bass, amita suman, parveen kaur, Britain dalton etc.
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
When I was in high school, which I must painfully admit was 20 years ago, I wanted nothing more than to be an actor, I didn't even care if it was on TV, in movies, or theater, I just wanted to act. Well, for a myriad of reasons I won't go into, I gave up. However, thanks to the support of my wife, I eventually got the…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
Is commercial representation a good way to start before getting theatrical rep? (Non union actor)
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
A lot of prominent actors started acting young, but any know someone who started at 18-21? Maybe they only got bigger later
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
Hello. My friend recommended I check out this subreddit so I've just joined, hope it's okay to ask this. I finished my three-year acting training in late 2019, and as of now more than three years later - April 2023 - I have booked zero professional acting roles through my agent. I've been in six short films, three of w…
Reddit · 3 Apr 2023
Offering **cheap** acting tutoring at just *£15 per session*! I'm a professional actor, classically trained from the Oxford School of Drama; one of the top 5 in the UK. Now I'm a represented actor, currently working on [https://www.thecockpit.org.uk/show/dont\_clap\_for\_me\_mr\_johnson](https://www.thecockpit.org.uk/s…
Stage 32 · 2 Apr 2023
I’m curious how our actors here prep for self tape auditions vs. in person auditions.
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
This might seem like a really odd question, but I've been extremely self-conscious about my voice for the longest time. Do you have any thoughts at all about my voice? Is it as annoying as I think it is? I'm not a voice actor and I'm not trying to become one but if anyone would be in a position to judge a voice, it wou…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
this is film/tv from reps. 75% costar for tv, the rest a mix of small supporting in film, random guest / series reg / lead in film / VO. Vast majority of tapes since Sept 2020. 75 CD offices. 33 offices gave 2+ tapes, 22 offices gave 3+ tapes, 14 offices gave 4+ tapes, 10 offices gave 5+ tapes, a couple offices gave 8/…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
hi! im interested at being a voice actor. im a 21 year old boy here at philippines and i have a passion for being a voice actor in video games. i dont have working experience as a voice actor but i want to try testing out how i can do the job. is there any particular school or lessons that i have to take? ive been thin…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
So basically I'm an American actor in the UK, and I'm getting ready to put together a reel to send to American managers and agents. I'm signed here but would love to have multiple reps. I don't love the stuff I have at the moment (mostly poorly shot stuff from drama school), so I'm wanting to film some new stuff to sen…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
I’m a SAG actor, this is my second year as a dues-paying member. I have lots of experience as Background but this is the first time I’ve been casted as non-speaking background but also listed as having a character name. I don’t know if this is just how they’ve written it in the script or if this will be credited or if…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
Just moved to Los Angeles, and I'm applying for part-time jobs at restaurants and cinemas. Is it usually recommended to be transparent about the fact that I'm an aspiring actor? Or will that negatively affect my chances of getting the job?
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
I am a musical theatre actor / play actor and am about to start my end-of-year musical. We've got PDF's of our scripts and I wanted to know how you all print out your scripts and what would be the best layout to use (portrait, landscape, single/double-sided, 2 pages per page etc) and where you have it (ie. Spiral folde…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
Hi, aspiring young actor here! I'm looking to get into film and television acting and have recently joined a theater group and started doing classes to hone my skills in the craft and make connections in the industry. I feel like I'm decent at acting and have a basic understanding of how to perform naturally, but I had…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
I'm productizing a little tech tool I made that automates the actors access submission process. Now I just go in and turn it on and once a day it autoapplies my profile to all breakdowns fit for me so i dont have to manually submit them all. that I have personally found it to be a time saver. It's perfect for beginner…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
I’m currently 20 years old, zero acting experience. No theater, no high school drama club, anything like. Never done any kind of performing or acting. I am a lifelong fan of film, tv, and theater however as an audience member. And every time without fail I watch something I can’t help but imagine myself in it as one of…
Reddit · 2 Apr 2023
I don't know if acting is right for me - I'm too shy and awkward, really self conscious, but watching shows or movies where a lot of emotional scenes are involved really intrigue me. I feel a connection to these intense scenes, but I don't know if it's because i'm an emotional person, find it relatable or something. An…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I attended the courses with the studio group and I’m here to say everything is a scam. They lure you in to the office making you think that you are going to audition for a real commercial but it’s the same commercial they have been using for YEARS! Then after the audition they will tell you that you need to take classe…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
Just wondering if any actors on here auditioned for the new Kurt Sutter Netflix show “The Abandons”? If so, are you American or Canadian? And have you heard anything back yet? What role did you audition for? Just interested as it sounds like such an exciting project!
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
Hey! I've always had issues with my voice I had a bad speech impediment as a kid. I'm listening to a video of my voice now and I've lost my lisp even though sometimes it comes out when I speak lazily. But my voice just sounds quite awkward compared to other people. It reminds me of Elizabeth Holmes, when she deepens he…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I’m 22F, and just started acting for the first time. I love it, and I’ve been told I’m not bad at it, either. I would love to get more serious about it, but I see so many people who have gone to school for it, or have been in a bunch of smaller productions before, and I have no idea how I’ll compete with that. I’m goin…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I had my first audition a couple weeks ago for a guest star role for a large TV production and got to the last round of call backs! Unfortunately the actor who was cast for the older version of the character was of another ethnicity so I didn’t get the role. Despite that I’m happy I got that far with my first audition!…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I don’t understand some theatres they say they are non profit but they still selling tickets? I just thought the actors spending so much time rehearing and performing in the theatre but not getting paid, and probably have to pay the theatre too to become a member or something. What is your view on this?
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I got into screen acting a couple of years ago and something I have noticed is the overwhelming “show up and wait” aspect of acting. A recent project of mine had me showing up 3+ hours early to a shoot - they were not working with any other actors as it was only me & one other actor I carpooled with. I am absolutely fa…
Reddit · 1 Apr 2023
I usually have 3-4 up. But i did a stint with a CD and some actors with higher profile agents only had 1-2 headshots and, to me, positions them to come off as more expensive or something like that. I just got killer new headshots, and I could do all 6 of them and they are all fantastic, but I feel like de-values them a…
Stage 32 · 31 Mar 2023
DISCOVER (CONCERNING) GETTING PAID WHAT-**YOU** ARE OWED
Stage 32 · 31 Mar 2023
Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, National Executive Director for SAG-AFTRA, sent an email this afternoon letting the membership know that Hollywood's unions and guilds agreed to end Covid health safety protocols on May 11. 2023. There are certain provisions where talent can request testing, but generally testing, mask wearing,…
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
If you are new to voice acting, I just want to say, I'm happy you are here. I also want to say, save your money, and do your research. This path is full of rejection, and people criticizing your voice and acting skills. WARNING: This is a TOUGH LOVE post. If you are under the age of 18, or you are having a rough mental…
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
Queer/non-binary actor here considering a short mullet to switch up my look. I have an “edgy/alternative” look but can clean up for roles with a pretty standard male presenting haircut. Think the mullet will limit my bookings or should I go full tilt for something new? Any and all opinions encouraged and appreciated
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
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Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
So I was recently in a production of Yamina Reza's 'Art' (I played Marc) and a few days after we closed, a member of the Board of Directors at a local community theatre sent me a message through Facebook (we've worked together on a few shows before) and he said that the director for their production of Harvey Fierstein…
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
Hey guys, so I’m a beginner at film acting and just wondering if you guys could teach me the basics terms and how to go about it? What is union vs nonunion, how can you be a union actor, what is SAG/SAG-AFTRA? Etc. also if I’m missing anything?
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
Doing a routine google search on the director/writer of a feature I am auditioning for- got it on AA self submitting. CD is well established and credited. But I found a go fund me- like page for the film. On the page, the director states how he loves discovering new talent, and gave one big actor their start in a film…
Reddit · 31 Mar 2023
I'm starting to get the sense this is a bit controversial. I've recently started looking at breakdowns to get started in acting. At first, I assumed "local hire" meant precisely that. So if a project in Atlanta specified "local hire", they weren't considering anyone outside Atlanta. Then I found a few articles that men…
