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  1. Reddit by PortalOfMusic Nov 22nd

    Help with some feedback

    So this is not a demo (definitely not ready yet) but more so a mashup of different voices and characters I've done over the past few months. I'd really truly appreciate some feedback across the board, since I've barely really received any thus far and I feel...

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  2. Reddit by Smilingtribute Nov 21st

    Is going for a Masters worth it?! (Scotland)

    Hello. I’m a 22 (M) actor from Scotland! I’m currently doing an all theory theatre course at university (BA Performance) but we get to devise our own work and occasionally get workshops. I am thinking of applying for a masters in a few years as I’m in my...

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  3. Reddit by happyclasher11 Nov 21st

    What is a Recording live session in Voice over?

    So I was talking with a professional voice actor some days ago regarding work and she asked will this recording be a live session and I had no idea what that meant. I mean I can sort of guess by the words but I didn't knew if I was right in terms of voice...

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  4. Reddit by apsibkn Nov 21st

    Questions to Actors from Ontario / Toronto

    I’m a teenager and my drama teacher suggested me to become an actor because she thinks I’m pretty good. She also told me to start doing background work to get experience on set so that after high school, I will start working in actual movies/tv shows. She...

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  5. Reddit by Meeks_1Uh Nov 20th

    Acting and Copywork

    I posted this in r/theatre but it got flagged for spam. I thought I might try posting it here. I have some food for thought. I think acting can be taught by having your actors imitate good performances; I also think feeding them line readings can be...

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  6. Reddit by timemystic Nov 20th

    Tips For Your First Time Being an Extra on Set

    This post is for anyone who's going to be an extra (also called "background") on a TV or film set for the first time. It'll tell you what to expect, how to prepare, and what to do and not do while working on set. I've been an extra many times (it's how I...

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  7. Reddit by Commercial-Cup-6799 Nov 20th

    Need a good laugh ??

    Hello all! Fellow actor here Shameless self promotion, but I've recently turned my Instagram into a comedy page. If you are in need of a good laugh, check it out

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  8. Reddit by Many_Carry_7534 Nov 18th

    Taking your own headshots.

    This isn’t really anything I considered before but my old acting teacher sent me an email over to send headshots and a bit about myself into a well known British tv show on Netflix which is looking for trans actors (I’m a 24 year old trans man), there is no...

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  9. Reddit by dwiggs81 Nov 18th

    Imposter syndrome anyone?

    So, I started working with the local cast of a national murder mystery theater comapny a couple months ago, and I'm really loving every minute of it. So far I've been playing side suspect characters that have an important clue or really just add flavor to the...

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