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  1. Reddit by 11_Pycroft_ Apr 22nd

    Getting started as a 16 year old in the uk

    So I recently started doing a little bit of voice acting work and I did it as a favour in college (in the UK) and my friends needing a hand with their sound design and needed a voice actor so I thought why not as I had always been interested since I was...

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  2. Reddit by KDRHL Apr 22nd

    Moving to London

    Hello everybody I have a question for actors in the UK. So I've been planning to move to london from the EU for 2 years now and finally I was able to save up enough money to move there and start my acting career but now as I started to look up how things work...

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  3. Reddit by DavidMalcom2019 Apr 22nd

    I Feel Like Theatre School Broke Me

    Looking for some advice or positive guidance I spent the last four years in theatre school. When I was in it, I thought it was a positive experience, but once I left I realized that I had created a very unhealthy habit of seeking approval from...

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  4. Reddit by Bambe09 Apr 22nd

    Turning down costar auditions?

    I don't have any union roles under my belt yet, but I have a lot of non-union independent film lead roles that have led to a decent reel. I'm starting to get called in more and more often for a big CD (in the city that I live in) that casts a large chunk of...

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  5. Reddit by AKfutureAnimalVet Apr 21st

    How to record at home

    So, not really acting, but I need advice from actors. My school has a thing were every year all the students put on an "Exihibition night" and present a poem, or whatever. For my social studies class, we have to (as a class) put on a readers theater, and send...

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  6. Reddit by AvalancheOfOpinions Apr 21st

    Tips for a director?

    I've made movies since I was like ten. But all of the early stuff was with friends, then friends that were interested in acting, then local actors who were willing to work for either free or practically free. I'd play all the roles: writing, directing...

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  7. Reddit by Weird_Bell_6895 Apr 21st

    Zoom plays, voiceover, new media, etc. on a resume?

    Polishing my resume and have a couple of questions! 1. I am curious if any zoom plays I've been involved in would go under the theatre section or a "new media" section. I've been putting them under my theatre section, but not sure if that's the best place for...

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  8. Reddit by tinydog360 Apr 21st

    I have a ugly voice

    Hey, so as a kid, I did a lot of free voice acting work and for the most part people enjoyed my voice and I got steady voice acting hobby work. Since I was doing so well, I decided to start posting on YouTube. I got tons of dislikes and a couple comments...

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  9. Reddit by Bourbon_Lake524 Apr 20th

    An Actor’s Mindset

    This thought has been bothering me for several months now– almost a year. Lately, I’ve been training my mind to always think proper, be a team player, be kind, do good, hold the emotions, and avoid conflict. I’ve always told myself, be subservient. Be humble...

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  10. Reddit by gigafunk Apr 20th

    Kate Winslet's daughter

    In several news outlets they are covering how Kate Winslet said her daughter got into acting "all on her own". Yet, she is repped by her mom's agency. Does that count as getting in "on your own"? Kate saying that is totally tone deaf and a kick in the guts to...

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