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  1. Reddit by TheLastRatatouille Dec 29th

    Monologue Material Required

    Hi! TL;DR I need monologues that portray strong emotions, but I am also open to any that you have/ recommend I (F16) compete regularly in drama competitions and eisteddfods and have been wearing my materials pretty thin for the past few years. In 2023, I will...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Dec 29th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

    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...

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  3. Reddit by Tall_Dimension8285 Dec 29th

    career guidance. IB or acting

    I've recently developed an interest in acting from taking weekend/night classes. I've gotten my headshots taken and signed with a decently sized agency in the midwest. I've done a few student films as well as a few photoshoots and commercials but definitely...

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  4. 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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  5. Reddit by temporary__20 Dec 29th

    when can you post self tape auditions publicly?

    i want to make a little self tape reel for my actors access but my issue is most of my tapes are from previous auditions ive done this year for tv shows, and im unsure about whether i can use them. one of the self tapes i really want to use is an audition i...

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  6. 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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  7. Reddit by Brylan-Stonk Dec 29th

    What would it take for me to become an actor?

    Hello, I am 20 year old guy who is quite interested in becoming an actor. To give some useful context about me, I am currently living in Toronto (a city with a strong entertainment industry) and am in my second year of university studying film production...

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  8. Reddit by -gabagool-fool- Dec 29th

    What teacher changed your life?

    - What teacher gave you the biggest breakthrough in your training? - What teacher was the catalyst for you becoming the best actor you could be? - Who challenged you the most out of everybody you studied with? I'm based in NYC and I'm not fucking around...

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  9. Reddit by NicolasPolitis Dec 28th

    Greek Actor moving to LA

    Hello everyone and happy Holiday!! A have two questions! My attorney who is responsible for my o1 artist visa told me that I need AOL(Advisory Opinion Letter) from two unions. The SAG and the AMPTP. My agent in LA (who's in signed in SAG) told my that he has...

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  10. Reddit by Gandalf_in_Red Dec 28th

    Interest in testing an actor app?!

    I’m an actor and UX Design student running a “usability study” for an app I’m creating, called ACT II, helping to connect actors with experts in the field. To improve the app’s design and functioning, I’m looking for a few actors who are interested in trying...

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  11. Reddit by Any_Introduction2561 Dec 28th

    Which institute is better for actors?

    Looking into the 2 years conservatory programs offered by Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute and Stella Adler Studio of Acting in NY. Looking for opinions on which institute holds a better reputation in terms of faculty and exposure.

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  12. Reddit by SimenHP Dec 28th

    Who is the most underrated actor of all time?

    I personally think it's Pete Postlethwaite. He has been in a lot of great movies with some of the all-time greats like Daniel Day-Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kevin Spacey, etc... and he never felt out of place with any of them, but I feel like he never got the...

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  13. Reddit by love_acting99 Dec 28th

    I'm working on my preferred acting technique...

    My preferred acting technique is Meisner. I love it because you react naturally and instinctively based on the other actors' words and actions. It keeps things fresh and interesting for me and everyone in the scene. Any tips on how to get into the "character...

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  14. Reddit by upvotes4pizza Dec 28th

    Actor Network

    I’m an LA-based talent lawyer and had historically done all of my business through referrals with agents/managers, but I’m trying to make partner and decided as a New Year’s resolution to be more proactive ….strange question, but is there somewhere central to...

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  15. Reddit by Flimsy_Tune_7206 Dec 28th

    who would like to audition?

    The thing that I am asking is who would like to audition to voice actor for donnie. I like you sound like or try to sound like a 11 year old boy. If you would like to addiction then DM me okay

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