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  1. Reddit by Seeker_of_Time Jan 1st

    Final Casting Call for my Audio Drama

    For the past half a year I've been producing a full cast Audio Drama for a novel of mine. I've gotten several actors from this sub and once again, I need your help for the last few minor characters. I'll post pay rates next to the characters but they are...

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  4. Reddit by coreyt0304 Jan 1st

    Question if you dont have a reel...can you...?

    So my acting journey started suddenly about six months ago when I got found on Tiktok by casting for a full-length produced feature. I thought as a kid (im **34**) my facial difference would ruin any chance of acting so i buried the dream...Long story short I...

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  5. Reddit by reddrikYT Jan 1st

    Performance Comments

    Hey! Just made my first reel, and I’m really looking for feedback on my acting/performance. I know it’s not the most technically proficient demo reel, (I’m going to pay someone to mix/master a reel for me once I make enough money) and I know there are some...

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  6. Reddit by tollesa Jan 1st

    First time acting

    I am 13 years old and live in Queensland Australia and I really want to become an actor but I don't know how. Do I use backstage? what do I need to do and what do I need to have?

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  8. Reddit by OperationGloUp Dec 31st

    LA or Atlanta?

    If you were an actor trying to make it big in film/TV, would you move to LA or Atlanta? Which has more opportunities for roles, auditions, and representation?

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  9. Reddit by iJuanAyala Dec 31st

    What’s the biggest lesson you learned in 2022?

    Hi all, I’m recording our annual Year In Review episode of my long-running interview podcast "Actors With Issues" later today and would love to feature some responses from up-and-coming actors. Question: What was the biggest lesson you learned in 2022? Leave...

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  10. Reddit by Count____Duckula Dec 31st

    Morgana: Persona 5

    I'm not an actor but I spend a lot of time reviewing stuff about cool ways we share information so this might be boring but I wanted to post about it somewhere. In Persona 5, there's a cat that's convinced it's not really a cat because they don't look like...

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  11. Reddit by Saaaintniiiick Dec 31st

    How to find a reader?

    My biggest problem with my acting career is I literally don’t have a reader. None of my friends can/want to, I live far from my family, and I always end up spending money to go to a studio to do a self tape. But even they say there’s the option for actors to...

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  14. Reddit by HazardousPork2 Dec 30th

    Iambic pentameter: win me over

    "You have to know iambic pentameter! You must!". Let's start with the text, if I speak it aren't I running into the pentameter close enough? It is after all written that way. "You need to understand the text!" No, I do not. I just need to study the text a...

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  18. Reddit by No_Pen2193 Dec 30th

    Need more information about institutes. Please help

    I am moving to NY from Mumbai, India this coming fall. I am applying to the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute conservatory programs. I'll take a personal call on the technique that I prefer (I feel every actor/actress...

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  19. Reddit by MeTime13 Dec 29th

    Patreon account question

    As a voice actor, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to what I could offer people in exchange for them supporting me on patreon? I'm just wondering what I could give to those who subscribe to different tiers.

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  20. Reddit by gaybreadsticc Dec 29th

    Acting while autistic- looking for advice

    Hey! I’m an autistic actor who’s in the process of applying to colleges. While I struggle with some other aspects, audition tapes are something I find the most difficult- Specifically, I’m having a really hard time looking at the camera, and my body language...

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