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  1. Reddit by Penny_1971 Feb 10th

    Agent Only submitting me on ActorsAccess? help!

    Hi! I just got an agent recently and I’m new to the game of it all- I think they are only submitting me through what I already can see with ActorsAccess. Do agents get the breakdown on BreakdownExpress first and then submit their talent there and then the...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Feb 9th

    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 Mindless_County_4483 Feb 9th

    Plays from the last 10 years

    What are peoples favourite plays written in the last 10 (preferably 5 years). I need to find monologues for a young white male actor (16-27) playing range. So if they contain a character like this I would love to know. Also just happy to hear people's...

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  4. Reddit by OthersideStudios Feb 9th

    Podcast looking to interview actors

    Hi everyone. I've just started a new podcast series on YouTube in which I talk to interesting and creative people about their work. So far I've only had one actor and it was really interesting to hear him talk about the process (Brandon Elonzae - episode to...

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  5. Reddit by cryoncue Feb 9th

    What Makes A Good Acting Process

    There’s always a debate on what “technique” is best. I think the biggest thing to consider is do your best to look at the progress of as many students as possible… And progress doesn’t mean booking work or becoming famous it’s an honest look at the...

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  6. Reddit by AztecComputer Feb 9th

    [NYC] Filmmaking Challenge / Actor Networking Events

    Hey everyone! I am an organizer of Short Cuts, a group of independent filmmakers, actors, and enthusiasts challenging themselves to create short films every 2 weeks following a number of randomly drawn rules. Each meeting, members have the opportunity to show...

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  7. Reddit by bassistfornothing Feb 9th

    How did you guys tell your family you wanted to act

    i’m nervous for some reason about telling my family this is what i want to do. I’ve always had a desire to be an actor. it’s the only thing i’ve had my heart set on my entire life. i feel like i’ll be judged for admitting this. how did y’all overcome this and...

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  8. Reddit by Decent_Ad_8728 Feb 9th

    The Green Agency

    Hello Reddit actors. I just wanted to share my experience here and see if anyone has had an encounter with this agency. I (hesitantly) signed with them a little over a year ago. They are located in Miami, but said they were opening an office in NYC. I had...

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  9. Reddit by pjspears212 Feb 9th

    NY actors/any auditions?

    Anyone experiencing an abnormally slow start in 2023? I've had some commercial/vo but only TWO legit auditions since the new year, one film and one tv. Before the holidays, I was slammed and ended the year pinned for two different shows in NY. Haven't heard...

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  10. Reddit by chrisham22 Feb 9th

    Resume Feedback

    Hi everyone! I’m a new actor with no credits trying to put together a resume. Picture below shows what I have so far. I will be adding more to the “special skills” section (so there’s 3 more skills beneath “swimming”), but I just wanted to make sure what I...

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  11. Reddit by Kj1913 Feb 8th

    Toronto Agent Advice

    Hey actors! Long time lurker, first time poster... I'm looking for some advice as I've run into an interesting situation. About a year and a half ago, I signed with a great agency here in Toronto. I was still in school finishing an acting degree and that took...

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  12. Reddit by EverlastingUnis Feb 8th

    Who’s job is it to make a relationship believable?

    I just watched “You People” on Netflix, starring Lauren London and Jonah Hill, among other notable actors. Before filming began, London had brought up concerns about convincing the audience that her and Hill’s characters are believably in-love. The movie...

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