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  1. Reddit by Round_Seaweed_8141 Oct 10th

    Do I need social media?

    Hi! I’m a 20 year old actor (screen) and have had social media for a very long time. However, I’m at a point where I find it very addicting and honestly useless, other than the connections I’ve made with it. Now, I want to get rid of my socials, but I’m...

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  2. Reddit by Sad_Asparagus7492 Oct 10th

    New media and sag-e?

    Not getting ahead of myself but curious—I have an audition for a sag podcast—if I book it, does it make me sag-e? I’ve seen how new media content creators can do this but not actors.

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  3. Reddit by _Ultimate_Simp Oct 10th

    Audition

    I (14F) found a paid audition for a feature film that's being directed by Ethan Coen. It's for background characters in a scene and I am in the big age range for the actors. No headshot nor reel is necessary for the audition. To me it sounds worth it, and...

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  4. Reddit by Plastic-The-Bag Oct 9th

    3 Helpful Tips for you beginners in Voice Over

    Hey Reddit! My name is Chris, I am a character and commercial voice actor with 5 years of voice acting under my belt. I just created a new channel I hope will help new voice actors grow. I'm going to be making videos on Audacity Tutorials, Voice Acting Tips...

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  5. Reddit by newbcanadianactor Oct 9th

    A few conversations with agency regarding submissions

    Hey r/acting, just needing a sounding board, and appreciate the input I’ve been thinking of bringing up a few things with my agents. For background, I’m in Vancouver signed to a full-service boutique agency that reps a good range of artists, from developing...

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  6. Reddit by Curlyhairsucks88 Oct 9th

    How hard is it being an Asian American actor?

    For major tv shows, motion pictures and animation vo.. how many get called back? My child is into acting and always gets called back by major networks such as Nick and Disney but he’s never actually booked anything. He got started two years ago and has a...

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  7. Reddit by goatsneedhugs Oct 8th

    Agency Question?

    Hi guys!! I have a quick question about agencies. So I'm currently signed with an agent in a smaller market and am looking to branch out and find an agent in a nearby larger market. I'm an 18 tpy actress (I look too young to even play anything above 18) and...

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  8. Reddit by TheSeventhPrince Oct 8th

    Booked my first role, but I’m pretty nervous

    So I’ve been trying out acting for a few months now and have done probably 10 auditions or so. And I booked my first role, which is really exciting but also super nerve wracking because it’s also the lead. I’m not too sure how much I can actually say about it...

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  9. Reddit by ArthurThyKing Oct 8th

    I can't give a full-bodied yell :(

    Hello, I've been aspiring to be a voice actor for a while and I've been practicing and I'd like to think I've got *some* acting skill HOWEVER; it doesn't mean shit when your voice can't handle anything remotely strong. I just can't scream. Like, when getting...

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