I’m visiting LA for 1 week in April and wanted to go to an acting course or workshop but Idk where to look. Did you have any good experience with one and recommend it? I just don’t want to spend a lot of money for a workshop and then it’s trash.
I joined a new acting class, and boy, I fucking bombed in front of 30 people. Normally I’m used to killing it, and I knew I was a more experienced actor than some of the others. I feel confident in my abilities, but I got overwhelmed by the sheer amount of eyes looking at me. I screwed the pooch! The second time around I did alright, though. Does anyone have the experience of bombing in front of a bunch of new classmates that you don’t know and they don’t know you, but you really want to impress them?
I contacted AA to look into it, but use caution if you submitted. I’m almost sure it’s not real. I received an eco cast and was asked to email them personally. I’ve had a lot of scams in my email and this looks identical. They asked for my address to send a pre-payment of 500$ in cheque form, I can’t find anything out the production company and they’re weirdly pushing how you get to keep designer clothes you wear on set lol they also offered me a role within an hour of sending an email. Edit: it is 100% a scam. Don’t send any personal details! If submitted you should receive a message from actors access
**About the Game** Crimson Tactics: The Rise of The White Banner brings you an epic adventure in the form of a turn-based tactical RPG. Set in a medieval high fantasy world, witness a massive political disruption through the lives of different characters and fight for the fate of Wendalle. [More Info on Steam.](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1480810/) **About the Job** We are looking for a Female Voice Actress to serve as the Narrator for the game. The provided references illustrate the kind of voice we are looking for. **References** [Cere Junda](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELs83b0s-iE) [Dragon Queen Zubeia](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0asTZ-rWA1w) [Galadriel LOTR](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOulsEGvSCo&ab_channel=GandalfGrey) [Eris Morn Destiny](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAWFdsVwKak&ab_channel=ThePhoenix) **Rate (Negotiable)**: $50 per 30 mins of recording session. **Requirements:** * Quality Mic Setup. * Experience recording Voice Overs. **Recommended:** * Experience as a Voice Actor / Voiceover Artist. * Acoustically treated room. * Experience using Discord. **We will sign a Freelance Contract and an NDA.** **How to apply** If interested, please email me with a link to your voice work, details about your mic setup and audition clip (Optional but highly preferred) to va@blackmarchstudios.com **Audition Line:** >The death of King Edrich Alwyn marked the end of a peaceful and prosperous era in the kingdom of Wendalle. Please feel free to ask any questions here or via Reddit PM.
Lets make green for the week, I will visit everyone's profile for up 30 seconds daily. Kindly visit a friend profile. Thanks in advance https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1977244/
I’ve been auditioning for network shows and projects for the past 1.5 years. Some months have been better than others obviously, but I feel like I’m “in the game” now and not just doggie paddling trying to submit for student films on Actors Access. I’m not working right now and my parent (who knows nothing about the industry but is convinced they do) has suggested I enroll in some sort of conservatory program to hone my skills since I don’t have a theater degree. But I’ve been actively training for the last 5 years, and I know my auditions are strong. Though, I haven’t booked yet theatrically to be fair. I think in terms of actually booking work - making connections, having the right reps, and consistently submitting good auditions to the same CDs is more important than spending a ton of money to better your craft. But I’d be open to a program if it allowed me to continue auditioning. Does anyone know if there are any 1 or 2 year acting programs that are conducive to actors who frequently audition, or maybe even actually book work? I live in LA. Thanks in advance!
If you lived in LA, how long did you live there and why did leave? Do you want to go back? If you live in LA now, do you want to leave?
Hello! I am an aspiring actress hoping to start studying acting abroad and I would like to know if more experienced people have anything to say or any tips! First I would like to know if you guys know of any colleges that specialize on acting as a career and preferably offer scholarships. Then, if you can, share your experience, the routine of working as an actor and some tips to help beginners like me! I hope to join you all on the acting field soon and help each other out.
I received a survey-type ad on LinkedIn the other day from a name (who shall remain nameless) who had no LI profile. The survey was one question: "What's the worst part about creating a voice-over?" The choices were: "Edits". "The Cost". "Actor Availability". "Using My Voice". Thinking this was some newbie VA mass marketing to anyone with the word "voice-over" on their profile, I answered "The Cost", just to hear what their pitch was. The immediate reply was, "If you're paying more than $100 on a voice-over, it's worth considering an AI voice as a way to save". So the brainiacs behind AI are making the typical rookie mistake of appealing to bottom feeders who value price over quality, because they know their product doesn't measure up. Watch out Fiverr and Upwork freelancers & RS narrators - if you've built your business on a foundation of these types of cheap jobs, they're coming after you first.
Does anyone know easier ways to memorize a script? My director in plays I’m in, only has me rehearse the plays once a week because there are multiple, and I have to do a majority of memorizing from home. Also as a side note, is it normal to have 0 to not social interaction with the other actors? The others either go do their own thing or can’t talk because of time constraints of the rehearsal. I have been in productions before where we have had fun and still got the job done while on set, but for this it seems so strained and stressful, mostly due to us only having the rehearsals once a week, with only 4 left. With both the negative attitude of the director, the stress, and the lack of social interaction. It feels less and less enjoyable.
I was planning on reading both 'Respect for Acting' and 'Challenge For The Actor' by Uta Hagen, but I have recently read that she admittedly 'disassociated' herself from the former book. From someone who has read both - is it worthwhile to read them both? Or does 'Challenge For The Actor' contain everything you need from her?
Hey everyone! I’m using IMDB Pro to get the contact information but I’m not sure who would be the right person to contact. There’s a Talent Agent, Manager, Talent Agent Voice, and Talent Agent Personal Appearance. I originally assumed Talent Agent Voice would be the best bet but then I started thinking that might be only for Voice Acting gigs and that Talent Agent Personal Appearance would be the best one. But I’m not sure if that’s only for in-person appearances like panels. Does anyone know who the right person to contact would be for a phone interview? Or any educated guesses?
I'm being sardonic. Few years ago, our theatre company fucks us, we try to negotiate. Even threat to strike. It all blows up, two people negotiate without us, got what they wanted, and we lost our positions. Back to square one, like Im starting again, but older. Now, when it seemed I was getting steam again, the new company fucks us. And we're trying to organize and negotiate. But I don't even care. I'm so tired. I don't want to be political anymore, I don't want to be honored anymore. I just want to beg and be content like everyone else. I just want this to end. I want to get to the part where we lose at once, to the part where I'm out of stages for years again and go back to my learning how to deal with melancholy where I stopped it. I can't stand feeling this angry and righteous anymore. Why can't I just let them fuck me up and go home? I wish there was such a thing as just acting, even for free. I am so tired.
everyone’s opinions on what “good and bad acting” is, just wanted people opinions on sydney sweeneys acting
I’m with a fairly sized agency that has a few hundred people on their roster. I was just wondering if agents watch all the eco cast tapes that their clients submit on actors access and other sites. Do agents have access to content we submit to casting directors?
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Hey everyone, I was wondering what were ways you all used to better your enunciation and projection of your voice since I feel that is a important aspect for actors.
Hello fellow actors what are ways to help become better at enunciation and projection as actors? This is something I wanna get better at as an actor.
Just wondering about the old dream, is it possible to become a mainstream lead at this age ?