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  1. Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 24th

    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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  2. Reddit by Actress1-1 Nov 24th

    Online Journal

    I tend to be a very reserved person, and like to suppress my emotions--so I feel a healthy method of documenting my process/emotions on this journey will help me. I'm not really intending to get any feedback writing this, I just wanted to do an online...

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  3. Reddit by Bay_Area_Filmmaker Nov 24th

    Acting Reels

    I’m a professional filmmaker in the San Francisco Bay Area. I’m a Director, Actor, Writer and I normally produce my own things because it’s hard to find someone to help most of the time. I have a question for every actor out there. I’m building clientele to...

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  4. Reddit by Mr_Salami Nov 24th

    Noise reduction not cutting it

    I’m a voiceover artist/voice actor and I recently moved into a new apartment where no matter how much I try to soundproof my office, there’s still always background noise. Usually noise reduction features in Adobe Audition have saved me but either they’re not...

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  5. Reddit by joliegosse Nov 23rd

    Give some guidance to a new actor!

    I want to be a great actor. I don't want to be average nor good, I want to be great. And it has nothing to do with fame because I am talking in terms of skills, not success. I want to attain a certain level of mastery in this craft, regardless of whether I...

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  6. Reddit by PropertyAdditional Nov 23rd

    Help Citing a Stanislavski quote

    I’m currently writing a paper on Stanislavski, I have this quote of his Our demands are simple, normal, and therefore they are difficult to satisfy. All we ask is that an actor on the stage live in accordance with natural laws But I am unsure of where it is...

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  7. Reddit by Sol_TV Nov 23rd

    Actors access representation

    I've noticed AA has a representation page that it's $75 for New York/California. I've tried finding out what it is but I can't find anything. Is it supposed to help find an agent, is it for those who live in NY/Cali and is it even worth it to try applying (if...

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  8. Reddit by louisasnotes Nov 22nd

    Jus' Sayin'

    I've just finished playing Claudius in a run of 'Hamlet' at a local theatre. Pro actors, passion project. Received the script in February and when we went up, we were on version #7. I realized that the Actor nerd in me knew that it was all about the rehearsal...

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