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  1. Reddit by The_Crows_Cousin Jan 22nd

    How important is it to have a social media presence?

    As an actor with ADHD, even having social media apps downloaded makes me spiral into wasting time and obsessively checking for likes and comments. I deleted the apps and stopped updating my accounts about 7 months ago, which has been so great for me! As I’m...

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  2. Reddit by HappyLittleSnail Jan 22nd

    Theatres that provide housing?

    Hello! I’m looking for recommendations of theatres that pay and provide housing for out of town actors, whether it be summer stock or year long contracts. I’m non union looking for an equity theatre, preferably in the northeast!

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  3. Reddit by pain_in2_power Jan 22nd

    Psychology Thesis Experiment for Actors

    Hello everyone! I am a 4th-year Psychology student at the University of Aberdeen. I am currently looking for both actors and non-actors to take part in a short study for my thesis project. If you are interested, at least 18 years old, have been studying...

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  4. Reddit by cronchd Jan 21st

    Help, miscast!

    I am a beginner actor and need to submit a miscast monologue for the first time. I'm male. I need a funny monologue that would make sense for male miscast. HELP PLEASE!

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  5. Reddit by vaultedceiling Jan 21st

    Question about auditions and selftapes?

    Hi! I am a reletively new actor--have been training for a while and have had a few jobs and done a few in person auditions and quite a few self tapes. Sometimes the scene I've been given to read will have very physical aspects to it. Ex. I am working on a...

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  6. Reddit by MaveInfinite Jan 21st

    anyone go above and beyond for their self-tapes?

    a friend of mine has at-least 2K invested in his self-tape set it. professional lights, a black backdrop, but mainly a DSLR rig which has to be cost $1.5K. It looks very professionally done, he really studied and has an amazing set-up. So much so that he has...

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  7. Reddit by purplerabbit785 Jan 21st

    Any advice for younger new actors based in Toronto ;

    Hey! I'm a magnificent young aspiring actor (17 y/o) and I had a few smaller gigs when I was really young but then kind of fell‏‏‎‏‏‎‏‏‎‏‏‎­out of acting. Any advice as to how I can get back into it? Maybe mainly advice on reels and agencies would be helpful...

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  8. Reddit by Icy-Iron-947 Jan 21st

    Workshops/intensive on resume

    s it okay to put intensives/workshops you attend on your resume. Actors comedy studio is holding an audition intensive on the twenty sixth online and I am attending. I was wondering if I could put this on my resume?

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  9. Reddit by Space-Witch99 Jan 20th

    Tips for UK actor in 20s applying to drama school?

    Tips for UK actor in 20s applying to drama school? I am looking to apply for a screen and stage course (or something similar) to help enhance my acting skills in the UK. I am seeking advice for which drama schools in which cities offer the best training for...

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  10. Reddit by AutoModerator Jan 20th

    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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