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  1. Reddit by TimPrice2 Aug 22nd

    Have you ever been paid through WrapBook?

    I'm considering using WrapBook for our production. I'm curious how common it is. If many actors have already used it, and therefore already have profiles, we'll probably go with it since it's easy for the actors. If you've used it and have anything good or...

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  2. Reddit by justanothernycgirl Aug 22nd

    Watching this girl livin up my dream job

    About a year ago, I audition for one of the most popular American media franchise that everyone wants to be in which I never expect to get this far because I know it really hard to be casted and making it to the top six for that one role was just a crazy...

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  3. Reddit by Icy-icy-8527 Aug 21st

    Are some open casting calls just scams?

    I heard that most open casting calls on cast it talent are only there to get actors excited about the film(create hype/attention to the overall film) while the casting team actually goes to managers and agents to hire people.I find that a lot of open call...

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  4. Reddit by noclownshere Aug 20th

    I was credited in a feature film, but had no lines.

    Since this is a credit, I want to put it on my resume but I don’t know if it’s allowed. For privacy purposes, I’ll change the name. I was booked as “Movie Girl” on a feature film and shot a scene with a very well known actor. There was no dialogue. He was...

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  5. Reddit by Positive_Speech9539 Aug 19th

    Non -Union Work Pay- when not used on set

    Hi guys, please I have a question about rate of pay. I understand Non-union productions technically dictate the rules of pay, but i want to see if i have some push back on this matter. I was asked to hold dates of about a week(23rd-30th) for production. I...

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