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  1. Reddit by justintimeforstuff Jul 5th

    Separating Self From Character

    i’m an amateur actor and was basically just wondering how you separate yourself from the character. for example, if you need to portray strong emotions because a character is in a very dark or intense situation, how do you do that while preventing yourself...

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  2. Reddit by LucozadeBlue Jul 5th

    London Acting Classes - Actor Door Studio

    Hello Internet, I wanted to see if anyone had any experiences with Actor Door Studio in London? I'm in my late 20's and I'm looking into joining an acting program that grants membership to Spotlight (which this one does). I've taken classes on and off in the...

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  3. Reddit by Tishe_O Jul 5th

    Any advice for beginner actors?

    I'm 16 and I've always wanted to become an actor. I'm not able to go to acting classes at the moment due to covid, and I'm homeschooled so I can't attend school plays, so does anyone have any advice on what I can do for now (like good books to buy for...

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  4. Reddit by Zealousideal_Bug_150 Jul 5th

    any tips on becoming a better actor at home?

    i just can't seem to get any acting jobs so i'm still not progressing in any way tbh. are there important yt videos or movies i could watch, that teach the most important stuff about camera acting or is there anything else i could do just by myself to train...

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  5. Reddit by BrianWigginsVO Jul 5th

    Audacity: Should you delete it?

    There's been a lot of news in the last 24 hours about how Audacity was acquired by a private firm and how many ITSEC professionals are calling the new version of the application spyware. [Here's a good article that explains what's going on with the...

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  6. Reddit by siresaix Jul 4th

    Actors Discord

    Hey guys, Here's an acting discord aimed at connecting actors to other members of crew. They hold weekly table reads and movie screenings as well as giving access to resources that might be difficult to aquire. It's an active comunity looknig to foster a more...

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  7. Reddit by chthonic_persephone Jul 4th

    About LA Casting.

    I signed up about a month ago, I am usually on Actors Access. But it seems 90% of the jobs is background. And not even on feature films or anything...I only found like 5 or so films. Also no luck so far, keep submitting to stuff like photoshoots or...

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  8. Reddit by Royal-Protection1487 Jul 4th

    Your Journey as a Voice Actor

    Hey guys, I’m **looking for some participants for interviews** to understand the needs of voice actors.  I’m actually an **experience designer & researcher** trying to understand the different stages that voice actors go through including their thoughts and...

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  9. Reddit by ShiningAway Jul 3rd

    Join the Actors' Network Community on Discord!

    Hey there! Yep, you. If you're reading this, you're probably interested in learning all about how to be an actor, and you've come to just the right place! We are the official server of r/Acting - clicking on the link in the sidebar will take you to our...

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  10. Reddit by jem365rox Jul 3rd

    When to reach back out?

    Hey all, I’m an actor who just moved up to NYC to pursue film/tv/theatre in a bigger market (LA isn’t feasible for me right now). I’ve been lucky enough to link up with a couple directors/casting directors through some friends in the industry. I’ve reached...

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  11. Reddit by CivilianKnight Jul 3rd

    Mic Recommendations

    Hello everyone good day to all! I'm still setting up my home studio as I am a beginner voice actor. I want to get a new mic, but all the videos and reviews I find are from a year to 6 months ago. is there anything recent that's broken the mold in terms of...

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  12. Reddit by barcaelj Jul 3rd

    Agent and casting negotiations

    Can someone please explain how the negotiation process works between an agent and casting director? Also, if I’m an actor and a casting director wants me. Would my agent negotiate a contract first and then tell me I booked the role? Or would they say hey...

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