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by lawriejaffa
Dec 31st
The feed
18,227 posts. Every one links back to the thread on the forum that hosts it.
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by lawriejaffa
Dec 31st
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by JitterBugYt
Dec 31st
Weird client, looking for opinions
Heya, so im a voice actress working freelance at age 19 from the UK, I've been working since Jan 2020 and have been luckily quite sucessful in my short time in the industry. This client struck me as odd and i just wanted to get opinions on the situation. So...
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by Glittering-Lake5934
Dec 31st
Want to become an actor
My dream is to be in the entertainment industry, but I don't have the means. I going to be 18 soon, and I want to start my career somewhere; but I live in a small town about 1000 miles away from California. I also don't have the financial means to make such a...
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by Danky_Bankett
Dec 31st
Self Made Reel
So I’m less than a week away from moving to a new city to have a fresh start, as well as to branch out to a bigger market with more opportunities as an actor and performer. While I am in no extreme rush to sign with any sort of representation as soon as my...
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by flamintamale
Dec 31st
Best improv classes for a beginner in LA?
I registered for classes at improvLA but it just got cancelled. I have never taken an improv class before and this would be my first time doing improv. I’m looking for classes that are best for beginner actors that would help with my anxiety. I’ve heard about...
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by MaleficentSorbet4201
Dec 31st
What if I'm outside the major markets?
Can I make it as an actor outside major film markets like Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New York? I've always worried about this but I do cover the Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Western New York markets. Which does help calm my nerves but, I know there...
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by TheSemiSeasonedActor
Dec 31st
Book/Info On Actors Rights Non Union/SAG etc.. recommendations
Hey guys, ​ There's so many books on how to be an Actor/Artist. ​ But there aren't many on An Actors rights, or what's appropriate in the entertainment industry business. ​ Example what is considered a "day" in hours. ​ What is...
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by muhliza
Dec 31st
Stay in Seattle with my parents (or get my own place) or just move to LA/NYC?
Hi there, I'm sorry this question gets asked a lot here but I'm just feeling very stuck and would appreciate some advice. (Happy New Year!) I graduated college in June 2021 with a degree in graphic design and I've built up a good career that I can fall back...
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by an__awful__person
Dec 31st
Ive just paid 99 dollars to Backstage and applied to some roles. When do I hear back?
Hi, I am incredibly new to projecting myself out there on the internet as an actor, and after reading the sidebar of the subreddit, I decided backstage would be a good place to start. I am a fairly attractive athletic 5'10 young adult. When should I expect to...
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by abrookee
Dec 31st
monologues for a less experienced actor
i’m a stronger singer than actor and less experienced in monologues i need a contemporary monologue from a play or musical 1 minute ish female age 15-19 any suggestions?
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by Unlucky_Tailor_2476
Dec 31st
Is it worth getting a GH4 camera as an actor to film their own scenes for possibly there reel? Or IMDb? I loveeee writing and think it would be a cool addition to my craft
Any opinions? What do you guys think?
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by tair12345
Dec 31st
Saw this on my Facebook news feed , now I’m not sure how accurate this is but if this facts then this is making me push becoming an actor even more since this gives me hope that there will be an opportunity to be in the MCU Universe which is one of my maj
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by Prestigious-Bee3421
Dec 30th
Who are your most overrated and underrated actors?
of all time
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by AutoModerator
Dec 30th
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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by Accomplished_Win625
Dec 30th
Receive no call back/advice and I'm not sure why?
I was at a well-known come school on a one-year acting program. As our final project we did a student movie (which was about a one hour short movie that we improvised). I was the female lead in the movie. I was dealing with a lot of 'politics' in terms of the...
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by SalaryFun7203
Dec 30th
SAG Global Rule One
What does it mean when “SAG Global Rule One” is listed on a production breakdown I got from my Agent? I’ve done some research but could use a little more clarity. what does it mean for the production? what does it mean for the actors? Thanks!
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by Haunter_Gurl
Dec 30th
AA Breakdowns: Should I Choose Chicago or Los Angeles?
So I'm not 'new' to acting by any means. However, these platforms tend to change their algorithms about breakdown regions. AA now only allows you to choose the L.A. , Canadian, or Chicago region for work notifs. So what's the difference between them, outside...
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by jhaddock
Dec 30th
How to get an agent in NYC?
Hello, I recently moved to NYC and i'm looking to get an agent. I've been trying the backstage route and just not enough opportunities. Does anybody in the NYC community know of any places to start looking? I've been looking at signing up for a showcase but I...
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by Front-Chemist7181
Dec 30th
My open journal: why most acting classes and techniques are kinda weird. So are actors and acting
To me. It's funny I was thinking this the other day. There is a reason for commercials hate actors. It's too much and over the top. There is a reason let's say a construction commercial love to say "construction worker, or someone who good with tools a plus"...
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by Fearless_Top_9963
Dec 30th
Is the Razer Mini a good enough mic to start of as a voice actor
i am a fresh beginner who is utilizing all i currently have because i'm more broke than the animals in the savanna. i have to cut back on absolutly everything and that includes my mic. i use my razer mini for practice recordings and am wondering if i should...
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