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  1. Reddit by Heure-parme Jun 1st

    European casting websites

    Hey everyone! I am looking for European casting websites with casting calls all over Europe, especially for bilingual individuals. Do you happen to know any such website? I've stumbled upon "Encast", have you heard of them? As an aside, I think it might be...

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  2. Reddit by Maps_and_Sauce Jun 1st

    Question about IMDb's credits

    On IMDb, if an actor does not have (uncredited) next to their "character" does that mean that they did in fact have a speaking role, even if only a minor one? I've seen times where some people will have (uncredited) next to their name, yet other actors with...

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  3. Reddit by cuppypake Jun 1st

    Toronto actors, has it been slow for you lately?

    I’m wondering if it’s because of the stay at home order, and I’m hoping things will pick up after this week. But have other Toronto actors been getting very few auditions the last little while? I’ve only had 3 auditions since April. I was auditioning quite a...

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  4. Reddit by faarrquaadd Jun 1st

    Background Acting Woes

    Hey everyone. I recently started background acting on the side just to get acquainted with professional sets until I have enough connections to do other jobs in film (props/set design), and I have a couple questions. 1.) How long does it usually take to get...

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  5. Reddit by AmetrisB May 31st

    Meetings With Agents?

    When an actor has their initial interview/meeting with an agent before a signing, does the agent ever ask what kind of scenes actors are not willing to perform? Is this a common topic asked about in agent-actor meetings or relationships? How does one go about...

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  6. Reddit by Impact525 May 31st

    Can't stop feeling like I've wasted A LOT of time

    Hey everyone, I'm a 25 year old actor living in LA. I moved to Los Angeles in January of 2020 and almost a year and a half later, I can't shake this feeling that I've wasted so much time in regards to my career. Shortly after I moved to LA, the pandemic hit...

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  7. Reddit by pleasure_dolphin May 31st

    Getting started

    I'm just asking for advice to get into being a voice actor. I've always wanted to do it since I was kid and now I can actually pursue it. I just don't know how to go about it. Any suggestions?

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  8. Reddit by Must-ache May 31st

    Rate question

    I’m looking at hiring a voice actor for a children’s audiobook. The rates I’m seeing are all over the place. Voices123.com points to [Gravy for the Brain]( https://rates.gravyforthebrain.com/). Apparently rates for audiobooks are $100-$400 per finished hour...

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  9. Reddit by eileenoftroy May 31st

    NYC VO actors - home studio tips?

    Hi! I'm planning to move to NYC in August - probably Manhattan or Brooklyn. I'm also planning to start submitting for VO and audiobook narration projects. I'm a trained actor with an agent - just haven't booked anything yet. My agency also has a VO...

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  10. Reddit by rimzimblim May 31st

    Becoming a Famous on Screen Actor from Voice Actor?

    I'm just curious, but are there any voice actors who started out as voice actors and then went on to become famous on screen actors (perhaps through their voice acting experience)? It just seems like it's more common to see it happening the other way around...

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