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  3. Reddit by Gjoetino Dec 22nd

    Never wanted anything more

    Ever since I could remember all I ever wanted was to be was an actor , but to me acting is being comfortable in your own skin cause how could u not like yourself and try to be someone else, it doesn’t work and a big part of holding me back from my goal is...

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  4. Reddit by The_Cat_whiskerer Dec 22nd

    Skillshare VO tutorials

    Has anyone done the voice over tutorials on skillshare - were they worthwhile? (I am a trained actor but new to VO and want to set up a home studio) I wanted to ask before I fork out for a membership. Otherwise any workshops / coach recommendations in London...

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  6. Reddit by DannyMartin8800 Dec 22nd

    Online vs in person

    Any opinions on In Person vs Online classes for a new actor? Also any advice for someone who is working a very busy 9-6 job that pays well to becoming a working actor? The idea of making that transition really freaks me out.

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  7. Reddit by StillAssistance Dec 22nd

    Voice Acting with a speech impediment

    Alright, so my speech impediment isn't the absolute worst. Since puberty hit, it's deepened a lot. I'm 23, and I had a squeaky voice at 18) I was a late bloomer, and my grandmother told me that I could make a good voice actor. There is only one problem, I...

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  9. Reddit by Electrical_Window243 Dec 22nd

    Acting Classes are a Waste of Time

    After having taken several different acting classes, at different schools with different techniques and different teachers, I've come to the conclusion that most acting classes are a big waste of time. The reason why is because you spend 95% of the class...

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  12. Reddit by Stromo-Productions Dec 21st

    British Voice Actors Needed!

    Hi everyone! I’m working on a animated series called London’s Calling and I’m looking for people to voice the rest of the characters I have The Characters Aurora- the main female character in the show, has a tomboyish personality, the love interest to the...

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  13. Reddit by W1ft Dec 21st

    Acting and other hobbies

    I'm 14 year old boy and i really like acting but I also like gaming meanwhile i've got homework to do as well. So my question is, how can I manage my time, so that I can become a good actor meanwhile having other hobbies that i like to do

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  15. Reddit by MikeTheKnight06 Dec 21st

    Not-so-little rant (i apologize in advance)

    I've always been an avid actor: I started acting professionally at the start of this year, and I’ve made quite some progress up to the end of this year, cus I've gotten headshots, joined a TV acting class, auditioned for and successfully signed with an agent...

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  16. Reddit by CanineAnaconda Dec 21st

    Looking to hear from actors who’ve incorporated

    I set up a corporation at the beginning of this year for tax reasons I won't get into, but for next year, it would probably make sense not to continue. Does anyone here have an S-corp, LLC or any other corporation you find useful to keep going even when your...

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  18. Reddit by CreatiScope Dec 21st

    (PAID) Audio Drama Subsister - 3 Roles (Female)

    I am working on a fictional audio drama called Subsister: A Real Podcast (as you can tell from the account name!) and I am currently looking for a few voice actors to fill out an isolate episode within the story. I've posted here in the past, so this might...

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  19. Reddit by AndriZaMan Dec 21st

    I am in desperate need of help/advise

    Hi. I am a 15 year old boy/male who has been interested in acting since I can remember. I live in Iceland and would like to know, how do I get started, how do I land jobs. There are currently no acting classes or any famous actors in Iceland who are currently...

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