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  1. Reddit by db_333 Apr 24th

    Professional Name Conflicts

    Hi all, When I started acting in the UK, I had to change to a stage name in order to join Spotlight (similar to Actor's Access in the UK, but they have a name check). I did so, and have continued using that stage name after I moved to the US. Now living in...

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  2. Reddit by WaWaWeeWeen Apr 24th

    The Green Agency legit ?

    The Green Agency posted on Instagram that they were seeking submissions for actors/models; I reached out and submitted my website/reels/h&r and they got back to me just now with an invitation to what seems like an onboarding Zoom call. While I am very excited...

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  3. Reddit by theonejetneo Apr 24th

    Reality TV

    In your opinion does reality TV like the different love shows help or hurt someone trying to be a serious actor?

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  4. Reddit by checkerchickens Apr 23rd

    Non-union - Auditions?

    I had Backstage and paid for that subscription for a while but everything posted on there now seems to be a little fishy. Maybe I’m just setting it too specific, I don’t know. I use Actors Access a lot but was curious to know if anyone uses IMDBPro or another...

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  5. Reddit by senualist Apr 23rd

    Can sag actors do community theater?

    So i do a lot of film work and im gonna have to join sag soon. Im wondering though if I can still do unpaid community theater after I join. Getting speaking roles on film is rare and even when you do book something more often than not its not enough to really...

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  6. Reddit by PandabearPB12 Apr 23rd

    GBR or CND for acting?

    Hello! I have British and Canadian citizenship. I currently live in Vancouver, Canada but have been contemplating moving to London, UK. Any actors who live in either of those locations and can provide insight on what country would be better to learn the...

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  7. Reddit by HotLettuce5381 Apr 23rd

    Got lucky I guess

    So a few weeks back I got casted in a play called on strivers row apparently they had been working on the play for 6 months and some of the cast left and i filled in. It was funny how i got the part as ive always wanted to be an actor and got one of the main...

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  8. Reddit by AccountantLong9075 Apr 22nd

    Group classes vs private coaching

    I’ve taken group classes for years but also use a private coach just for some bigger auditions. I found a class that I’ve been wanting to try, but after learning it’s 4 hours on Thursday nights I’m thinking private coaching may fit me more. I work 9-5...

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  9. Reddit by MarchProfessional435 Apr 22nd

    Reel for Theatre Acting

    I'm primarily a theatre actor. I've done some film work, but mainly as a featured extra, so I don't have much of a reel. If I want to continue doing theatre work, should I make a reel of just me doing monologues and songs?

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  10. Reddit by MarchProfessional435 Apr 22nd

    Training Question

    The other day I saw an ad for a course called "Performing Arts industry Essentials" offered by a Backstage, Yellowbrick, and NYU. The faculty are mostly NYU Tisch professors, peppered with a few active BW actors. The cost is normally $1000, but they offered...

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  11. Reddit by Easy-Cryptographer-4 Apr 22nd

    Stunt Work as a Side Hustle

    Does anyone here do stunt work on the side? Could this be a decent side hustle/survival job for an actor or is it a waste of time if your main goal in the industry is to audition and book roles?

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