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by Food_Pre-Chewer
Mar 19th
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by controltheweb
Mar 19th
Learn to use your natural voice.
*Reposting with most links removed:* We asked pros how many demos they listened to, how many they rejected, and how fast they rejected them. That group told us 95% of demos are rejected in 4 seconds or less due to not attempting natural speech. Pros included...
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by Fit-Protection5399
Mar 19th
Seeking input (youth, basics, education)
I run a youth arts coalition at this community center and a local actor/independent filmmaker is going to do a presentation for the group in a few weeks. If it goes well I may ask him to make it a series. I am a music teacher, and my wife also a singer and...
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by idkwhatnametopick5
Mar 19th
I need ideas!!
Okay so I’m creating this website by scratch and it’s going to be one for beginning and up coming actors. I want to include monologues to get started but don’t know what else to add. Also I’m open to adding monologues that you create just follow the format...
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by Abstract_Corduroy74
Mar 19th
What technique seems like it would be best for me based on this list?
I need a technique. I NEED to BE TRAINED IN A TECHNIQUE. But I don’t know which technique. I NEED technique, but one that can not only help me become a better actor, but one that can address and help me fix my many problems and shortcomings as an actor. What...
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by Abstract_Corduroy74
Mar 19th
Overthinking actor here in need of advice
How can I stop overthinking in my acting and my process? How can I trust that the work I’ve done is enough? How can I stop myself from feeling pressure to and putting pressure on myself to nail a scene or performance down? How can I just fucking jump into the...
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by Basic_Cucumber3440
Mar 19th
Things actors should know after joining their first agency
What are some things that actors with their first agency should know like auditions and general knowledge? Thx!
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by Minimum-Bee-5680
Mar 19th
How to get me out of my contract?
Hello, I’m signed with a good agency here in LA for model & talent 5-6months ago. I have been self submitting on casting networks and actors access. I get to audition/self-tape 3-5 times a week. Only booked one music video in these months being signed with my...
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by Springflowers6969
Mar 19th
Can I get some help budgeting actors for a podcast?
So, I’m putting together a podcast. I think I have good rates on pretty much everything apart from actors. The recording studio is very upfront with their pricing, I’ve found an editor and we’ve talked through an a hourly rate, etc. But I can’t for the live...
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by Puzzleheaded-Swan511
Mar 18th
Hi everyone! My name is Ceasar
I always find myself dissecting movies or shows to find the deeper meaning of things. This I know comes from my love of literature. Not so much the writing part but how certain literary devices shape scenes that are used to create a complex web of a...
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by Atarabyte
Mar 18th
I've hated my voice my whole life. People have always commented on how annoying or weird my voice is. I don't have much voice range, but after doing some voice work in South Korea, the Voice actor said I speak with my larynx and not my diaphragm. Using my
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by Blueeyesindisguise
Mar 18th
Is Actors Access Down?
I can't load Actors Access on any device. Is it out?
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by Blueeyesindisguise
Mar 18th
WGA Writers Strike 2023 - What Will Happen for Actors?
My friend who works in unscripted said they unexpectedly stopped production because the writers will strike. He also said that he knows other productions that plan or have stopped. How long do you think this will last? How do you feel about it?
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by 0558am
Mar 18th
Is It Possible to Become a Successful Actor without Social Media?
I was thinking about this and figured it could be an interesting discussion topic. Do you think, in this day and age, is it possible for an aspiring or up-and-coming actor to achieve mainstream success without a social media presence? Social media has slowly...
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by letme_think_aboutit
Mar 18th
I booked a feature! Now, how do I get paid?
I'm a brand new actor and booked a small speaking role in a feature film! I'm very excited, although a little nervous because I actually have never acted before, only directed and written an unpaid short. It's a non-union gig and the payment is 300/12 + 15%...
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by FiremanTodd
Mar 18th
Inside the Actors Studio - CBS Morning News
There's a great video that CBS broadcast last Sunday about the Actors Studio. You can watch it by clicking this link: [https://www.cbsnews.com/video/inside-the-actors-studio/](https://www.cbsnews.com/video/inside-the-actors-studio/) Sitting in the front row...
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by Orcus_
Mar 18th
How can you make sure you like acting?
This might sound like a stupid question, but how can you be sure you like it before spending a lot of money or time? I've recently acquired an interest in acting, mostly from a tv show (community) I'm particularly fond of, in which The characters and the...
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by Blueeyesindisguise
Mar 18th
WeAudition Reader/User Experience
My roommate became a reader on WeAudition to primarily learn and practice and I also had a stint on the platform but couldn't stand not being paid for my time. I understand actors are some of the poorest people so tips aren't expected but if someone is...
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by bustergaming777
Mar 18th
I’m unbelievably fed up with trying to get anywhere with this.
31 male actor here from UK. I’ve tried so many different approaches over the last year to maybe get more of a response to anything but I’m getting nothing at all. My agent is basically useless so I’ve applied to new ones and not had one meeting, got new...
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by snowpiercer24
Mar 18th
Anyone here studied computer science and are now working as an actor?
I'll be graduating from college next year and I'm planning to take acting classes as a start. I was wondering if anyone here has done that or something similar. Do you have any tips?
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