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  1. Reddit by HPM89 May 18th

    How are you guys staying ahead of the game?

    So I keep my ear out there, and I’m privy to some insider information occasionally due to being on the other side of the camera in the industry. So my question is, are some of you vets out there telling your agent/managers about projects you’ve heard of, and...

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  2. Reddit by moragsmoriches May 18th

    Asked for Submission Report

    I asked my manager for a submission report and they responded that they do not send out reports. They are with a well respected office, but I was under the impression submission reports are information actors are entitled to have. Is this something that has...

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  3. Reddit by That1Girll May 18th

    Opinion on sex scenes

    I saw this thread on twitter earlier about a debate on sex scenes which I thought was interesting seeing non actors talking about it, so why not ask the community that actually have the chance in being in one some day, or maybe decline being in one. Do you...

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  4. Reddit by Freaklegion00 May 18th

    Commercial Demo Tips

    I'm going to get a Commercial Demo sorted out here shortly and am wondering if anyone has any thoughts on length, how many spots, how long should a spot be.... should I write my own copy or just pull something that already exists? Also if you're an...

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  5. Reddit by FilthyJuiceMoose May 17th

    Hey I’m new to this sub and voice acting in general

    I’m trying to figure out how to word this question so I don’t invoke the wrath of the Reddit intellectuals… So I’ll start with a bit about myself. I’m a 30 year old factory worker from the mid west. I’ve always been interested in voice acting but I’ve never...

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  6. Reddit by letheatredude May 17th

    Experience with Actors Connection Fast Track?

    I have a friend who's taught classes through Actors Connection for a number of years now and he suggested I look into their Fast Track program. I just finished up a class through Actors Connection and am trying to figure out what to do next. I was thinking of...

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  7. Reddit by jump4joy222 May 17th

    Is Backstage worth it for Canadians?

    Wondering if buying a membership was worth it. I'm an actra member with an agent and I was curious to see if it helps other Canadian actors? I primarily use actors access, casting workbook and casting network.

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  8. Reddit by ronrooon May 16th

    Florida Actors Vaccine?

    How strict are Florida productions with the Vax mandate thing? For both Union and Non Union. Asking because Florida as a whole seems to be overall less pushy about masks/vaccines. I see some auditions on actorsaccess claiming to require Vaccination but do...

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  9. Reddit by wannabemilf24601 May 16th

    Crossroads - drama school or university?

    Not too sure where to go or what to do. I’m 19 and I want to be an actor / performer more than anything but I’m not sure how to go about it. I was originally planning to go to university for languages (something I’m good at and it pleased my family), but...

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  10. Reddit by Quindex May 16th

    LCT 540 S or TLM 103

    Hi, everyone! Quick microphone question: **Is the difference between LCT 540 S and TLM 103 "big enough" to justify paying ~$500 more?** After 2 years with Samson Q2U and EVO4, I'm looking for a 'last mic that I'll ever need' and of course the classic TLM103...

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  11. Reddit by SL578953 May 16th

    Actor taxes 2022

    Looking for some advice here. I booked a job in 2022 and was paid as a w2 employee. My understanding is I can only deduct acting expenses on my 2022 tax return if I am paid as a 1099. Im not booking like crazy so it’s unlikely I’ll book another project that...

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  12. Reddit by ZookeepergameNo3630 May 15th

    Acting career question

    Can I get into an acting career without having a job currently? I can't really find a job right now, but I want to become an actor I don't really have any bills, so I'm fine there

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