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  1. Reddit by CaliforniaStoked May 6th

    Do I book out for something like this?

    LA actor. Just signed with a new commercial agent earlier this week. A few days later I got a call saying that I have an in person - 3rd callback/chemistry read - for a series that I’ve been auditioning for, for the last month, later next week. It’s an in...

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  2. Reddit by couldbeso May 6th

    Solo gamedev with limited budget seeks advice

    I'm a solo gamedev. I want to make a game with voice acting. I've made quite a number of small, free games but now I want to try to make my first commercial game and I really feel that the project needs voice acting. The problem - very limited money; I'm a...

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  3. Reddit by AutoModerator May 5th

    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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  4. Reddit by Charli247 May 5th

    Could this make me SAG -E?

    Hi! I’m a non-union Los Angeles based actress. Last week I booked a principle role in a SAG-AFTRA iheartradio podcast (Voice Over). I was wondering if this will make me SAG - Eligible? I know that podcast are considered “New Media” and I’ve heard that New...

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  5. Reddit by cranekicked May 5th

    Percy Jackson Disney+ series casting update

    Remember that "open call" they put out to round out the lead cast of the Percy Jackson Disney+ series? The actress they cast for Annabeth has been a series regular on two shows, while the actor who'll play Grover got his first network tv role 9 years ago and...

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  6. Reddit by Strict_Carpenter_661 May 4th

    Acting advice

    What’s one advice/tip you guys use on yourself that you’ve either learnt or picked up that has made you a better actor.

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  7. Reddit by Mission_Dog_2748 May 4th

    Where to find diverse voice actors?

    I know this question might sound weird, especially because voice acting is an art form that doesn’t require the actor to show their face, but I think it’s important to have a voice actor that matches the character and can understand them better. Luckily I...

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  8. Reddit by CaliforniaStoked May 4th

    Commercial Audition Casting Breakdown Help?

    Could someone give me a quick refresher of how casting for commercials work? I’ve done a few non union ones, but have never really truly understood the process and now that I have an agent, I’d like too. So the casting office calls you in and they audition...

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