Im a videographer who want to know how can I push any kind of actors towards the result the result i imagine.
Here is a great podcast about acting by an actor created in the midst of the pandemic. The guests range from Broadway, Off-Broadway, Tv and Film actors. The conversations are light and go through the stages of the pandemic and how it has affected their work and what they managed to do during the shutdown to now seeing glimmers of light as the industry opens back up. Check it out at the link below and share it with friends and colleagues. ​ [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1237574](https://www.buzzsprout.com/1237574)
Hi! Sorry in advance for my english. I’m a drama student in France, learning both at college and a public (selective) acting school (conservatoire). I’m gonna graduate this year at college (3 year degree, don’t know how you call it elsewhere), and have my first acting degree, a CET (Certificat d’étude théâtrale - Drama studies certificate, as an actor) At the end of the year, in the french system, I need to find a professional class (around 25 hours/weeks) and take a few casting to get one, so I was wondering, why not trying schools in UK too? So I’m doing some research and I guess there’s plenty of schools I can attempt, but I’m clueless about how the system work there. Here, it’s very hard to get a school, but when you got one it’s almost free. Does it exist in England? Or is it only private (expensive) class? Do you have any ”public” acting schools? Is there any list out there? And if you know how all of this works, maybe you are in an acting school yourself, do you think it’s possible to enter as a foreigner? Or is it really really hard / impossible? Sorry if that’s a lot of question, thank you in advance!
\-We are looking for a **team** of **voice actors** to help us **NARRATE for a new youtube channel.** \-If you just want to help out with one project, or more, it's fine, it's up to you. \-This channel will be in the style of channels like looper, or watch mojo, but with more enthesis on subjective opinions, so we want to convince the audience, rather than inform them. So it will be more personal. \-This is volenteer work, so it is unpaid, although we hope this will change in the future once we can monetize content. So we can keep in touch if you wish. \-This is a start up amatuer project so you don't necessarily need any experience or a great microphone. \-The projects will be about T.V and moives \-please send a voice sample using your natural speaking voice saying the line '' It begins in Palermo in the early ’80s, as two rival Mafia families get together to celebrate their having apparently come to an agreement on how to divide up the increasingly profitable heroin trade.'' My email is dbzstalgia@gmail.com
Hey! It’s Devon here. Happy Monday and happy Labor Day! My passion is acting and HELPING other actors optimize their talent, develop their expertise, and pursue their passion fearlessly. But, of course, everyone is different! So I just wanted to throw a couple questions out there to you and see what bounces back. Your responses are so greatly appreciated! 1) What is your biggest acting GOAL? This could be stated in terms of craft, career, whatever. It’s totally open! 2) What is your biggest acting STRUGGLE? What do you want to know, learn, or overcome? This can be broad too, but the more specific, the better! Thank you for your response. I’m so curious to know the answers! Hope you have an amazing day : )
Do you think it is possible to get an agent while in college? I am going to graduate high school in 2022 and will probably go on to major in acting. If I can get some credits with short films and small films (like the ones you can find on backstage) do you think I can get an agent while in college? Probably in like my third year, I’ll start contacting agencies (so like 2024 or 2025). I saw somewhere that agents prefer when actors are available at any time, but do you think I still have a chance at getting an agent though? One of the actors from Booksmart, had an agent while at NYU and he would self tape all the time. That’s actually how he got the role. Sorry, for the rambling.
Hello. I recently wrote a screenplay for a short film (about 20 mins) and I am looking for 4-7 actors to do a zoom "table read" with me. Some people can read multiple parts. Please let me know if you're interested. \*DISCLAIMER - the screenplay involves a lot of drug use, homosexuality, and religious fanatics. There is also a sex scene but there is no dialogue to read for that scene. If any of these things offend you, this probably isn't for you.
I am looking for a good coach/workshop setup. They offer quite a few different types of classes, so I assumed at least a few people on this sub has given them a shot. If you've taken a class or workshop with them, how was your experience?
Hey there acting community, Los Angeles-based artist here. This may be a silly question, but, as both an aspiring actor, photographer & filmmaker, would it be a bad idea to have both my acting portfolio (management/agent contact, reel, resume etc.) on the same site as my photo portfolio? This would include actor's headshots I take, portraits, personal projects, visuals/short films I have written and/or directed, etc. Same site, different pages/sections of the site? Or does this call for two separate websites? Thanks in advance
I am part of a Facebook group headed by a former talent manager and numerous other agents and managers who all give advice to actors within the group. The admin of the group always brings up a point about not going behind your agent’s back when looking at other agencies and how it reflects badly on your career and how word will get around about your unethical behavior. However, a friend of mine who did exactly that, said it was fine and that it happens all the time. Even when meeting with her current agent in an open call-type situation, they asked who in the room were there without their current agents’ knowledge, to which a sizable amount of hands went up. I asked about contractual obligations and she said that even the agents themselves don’t follow them strictly. Dropping her previous agent for her current one was as easy as sending him a text saying she was leaving, and he responded positively, even though they had a good relationship prior. My main question that relates to this: my current agent has gotten me one audition in roughly 9 months of being signed with them. I tried justifying this with thoughts like I’m still relatively green, I just moved to a new market, Covid, etc. but when I brought it up to my friend she said all of that considered, it was unacceptable to have that little work being sent my way. I do feel as if my agent doesn’t know I exist, and I was thinking about dropping and finding another opportunity. Should I end my relationship with them first and then look around? Or is it okay to look around and apply to agencies and drop when I know I have a spot in someone else’s roster?
Would this be an issue in trying to become an actor? I am planning on getting them fixed at some point, hopefully when i start working in a few years
Hi guys, I'm an actor from Ontario CA and a Actra member. Before covid, I did a lot of BG/extra work as my side part time job when I wasn't doing auditions or gigs. Now that Ontario is in stage 3, we opened up productions again and I recieved a few BG jobs that I usually say yes to... but now I'm concerned and iffy about them because of covid. I live with seniors and I haven't been on set in a while so I don't know if its worth the risk. Has anyone been taking jobs lately and know what its like? Is there any tips or certain sets/environments I should be weary of? Is being an extra during these times worth the risk?
Hello, Im one of those clients who hire for projects. I am looking to post a project on voice123. Thing is, the actual commission and recording for the role is still far away (probably about 10 months away minimum). But I want to make sure I find the appropriate voice actors in mind and have them lined up by the time we start recording. Is it considered bad form to put out a project listing months ahead of when the service is actually looking to be paid? I am trying to narrow the search, as going through 1 by 1 on the search doesn't seem to find the target voices effectively. Plus, people who express interest in the project and openly declare confidence in X style speaking role are more preferred. Please let me know what is most appropriate. Thank you
Hi all, I want to use some of my time stuck in quarantine to reach out to actors in LA and network. A while ago, I had a consistent group of friends who I made short films with, but time passed and everyone moved, including myself. I hope to have that again someday! If you are someone who wants to be involved in some post-covid filming fun, hit me up! Here is a bit of what I do - [https://www.youtube.com/user/VlDEOBAKERY](https://www.youtube.com/user/VlDEOBAKERY)
Hey! For those of you who sit in the director’s chair for voice acting projects, what are some things that always grate your nerves? This could be in the audition process or during the project itself. What could actors do to improve on it? And do you think this is just your personal bugaboo, or have peers agreed with you that these issues plague them as well?
I need voice actors for a student short film project. The role is very simple – record an answering machine message. NOTE: This is an unpaid role. "Hey, this is [name]! I'm not available right now. Please leave a message!" The script is not strictly set – I'd actually like each message to have some variation. Feel free to improvise! Where your character's name is, feel free to use your own name or make one up! Don't use Miles or Brian, as those are the main character names. If you can do an Australian accent that would be preferable, but it isn't required. If you're interested, simply record the dialogue using your audio recorder of choice (any microphone quality is fine, I've had friends record lines using their phones), export the file as a WAV, upload it to your file sharing site of choice (Dropbox, etc.), then DM me the link to the file. Also include in your DM the name you wish to be credited by – your actual name, your Reddit handle, or anything else – or note that you wish to be uncredited. NOTE: By submitting the file to me you release your rights to the file and agree to allow me to utilise the file however I wish, including distributing for public viewing. Mods, if I'm posting this in the wrong place, please let me know and if possible direct me to the correct place.