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  4. Reddit by xKiWiYTx Jul 12th

    Voice Acting Reputation and Fandubbing

    Hey all! I have been auditioning and practicing and officially voice acting for about 2 years now! Need some advice! I guess I don't really understand the reputation effect as much as I thought in posting fandubs. I was planning on posting some fandubs to...

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  5. Reddit by Crafty_East4075 Jul 12th

    I'm a bit conflicted about voice acting.

    Hey, so I'm a voice actor and have been for nearly two years. I'm 14, and I have a pretty high voice, which has its advantages and its drawbacks, but I've gotten used to it. I've learned to do a lot of younger characters' voices like Craig Williams, Darwin...

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  9. Reddit by That-Goth-Bitch Jul 11th

    15 and wanting to start as a VA

    Am I too young to be a voice actor? I’m 15, almost 16, and I don’t know if I’m too young to be a voice actor and should wait until I’m older, or if I’m okay to start now. I apologize if this violates anything, I figured it would be okay since it’s not a...

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  10. Reddit by Voicelings Jul 11th

    Andrea Romano’s Advice

    We just had Andrea Romano on for our Legends Live and she gave so much advice. One of them being what she looked for in voice actors. The one thing she really looks for is stage acting experience. Kevin Conroy, who has a Juilliard background proved that to...

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  12. Reddit by Dewdoodles Jul 11th

    Advice from freelance voice actors

    I’m starting acting classes this year to hopefully build into voice acting(while also studying animation in college/doing it as a career as well) and I wanted advice on how to go about doing freelance voice acting and what is the best way to approach it?

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  15. Stage 32 by Suzanne Bronson Jul 10th

    Vulnerability

    Can vulnerability be learned, or is it something actors either have or don't have? If it is something you learned, what has helped you become emotionally available in your work?

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  18. Reddit by Dewdoodles Jul 10th

    College and voice acting

    So I wanna start acting classes this year and coaching for voice acting while also wanting to go to college to learn animation and was wondering if it’s possible to be hired and work in a career of a voice actor while studying and animating while in college?

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