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  1. Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Oct 13th

    Is it normal to feel emotional days after scenes?

    Hi. I am currently a beginner actor, I just finished my third week of Meisner. I had a great scene where my teacher praised my acting, said I did really well, saw me acting truthfully, etc etc I had an improv scene (the knock on the door exercise) where I was...

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  2. Reddit by robert_czech Oct 13th

    How stressful can acting be for children?

    Hello everybody! ​ My child is very sociable and enjoys being in the spotlight. He likes pretending to be someone else, and his roles change all the time. For more than two years, he participated in several kindergarten plays, and everyone around...

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  3. Reddit by mcveighster14 Oct 12th

    How do I get my clip?

    I have my first speaking role tomorrow on a TV show. Excited! It's a small role with the main actor (Who is pretty famous I don't know if this changes the answer). My question is, can I ask for the clip for my film reel or do I have to wait until the episode...

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  4. Reddit by SexyNuggetz Oct 12th

    Actors Wanted!

    Hi there! I’m posting this on behalf of my friend. He went to this school/studio and ended up in a Netflix movie and now has his own show. They are currently looking for 2-5 more individuals to get into there program. You don’t even have to be local (zoom...

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  5. Reddit by DokkanLoser Oct 12th

    Preparations for an Actor

    I am currently 16 Years old in my Junior year attending a “normal” high school. Abruptly I decided during my Sophomore year that I wanted to be an actor therefore although it may be a bit late I wanted to prepare, but i’m unsure what to do. After high-school...

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  6. Reddit by TimPrice2 Oct 12th

    How bad is this monologue idea?

    When people choose monologues from TV or film they almost always seem to choose monologues that were famously done very well by the original actors. This seems odd to me. If your performance has a unique spin then you'll have a hard time doing as good a job...

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  7. Reddit by WakandanPride Oct 11th

    An aspiring Atlanta-based actor needs advice

    Hello all-- I'm 23 years old and about to be a year out of college with a film degree. Thankfully, I've been working steady as an Office PA since then, but this is something that I've been wanting to pursue. I don't owe any loans and possess no debt, so I'm...

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  8. Reddit by Caprilike1 Oct 11th

    Made some money - tips on how to advance career?

    Hey acting reddit. New account here, my previous post was removed as spam but i dont know why! Lets say I've always struggled financially. I am UK based, and been a professional actor for like 8 years. I've come into some money finally, and what could you do...

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  9. Reddit by Acting_attempter Oct 11th

    Oldest actor ever to play King Lear?

    Currently watching the (excellent) BBC version of Lear with Hopkins, who was 81. I know there's been a couple of people who have played Lear at about 85, but has there ever been a 90 year old Lear? A 100 year old Lear? I'd love to find this out and Google-fu...

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  10. Reddit by UnicornLife7813 Oct 11th

    How do you become an Actor?

    I am highly interested in performing and I feel like acting is a career that will fulfill my creative capacity. Whether it's a small role or a big role, or just another extra in a movie or show, I think it's a great job to have. So, how do you become an actor...

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  11. Reddit by rolls-royceBT Oct 11th

    Developing feelings.

    I was wondering, how do actors deal with developing feelings for their partners? Quick example, imagine that you and your colleague(for whom you secretly have feelings) act as a couple. It’s season 4, so you spent quite a lot time together IRL on set. During...

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  12. Reddit by SoundMcSounderson Oct 11th

    Looking for SAG Czech voice actors

    Hello everyone! I am a sound supervisor on tv and feature films. Looking for one male and one female who are fluent in Czech. Experience as loopers a plus. This is a paid day of work (SAG card rate) with potential for other days of work. I will be shooting...

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  13. Reddit by MathematicianLeft07 Oct 11th

    My 1 Year of knowledge

    Hello guys, I have been learning about acting for 1.5 years now currently I am 15 years old and the place to where I belong is completely fucked up in terms of acting. The Actors, acting schools all are pretty dull. So I decided to learn acting by myself...

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