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  1. Reddit by hlwa21 Nov 4th

    Movement Continuity/Acting Continuity Question

    Hi everyone. I'm relatively new to acting (within the last two years) and have what might be considered a rookie question, but I need to ask it! I've been thinking a lot about continuity lately and not just with props, costume, makeup, hair, etc., but with...

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  2. Reddit by ogresaregoodpeople Nov 3rd

    Has anyone been verified on Twitter with IMDb credits?

    The reason I ask is that Twitter says they will verify you if you have 50+ credits. But on IMDb it will say for example… “Actor (10 credits)” …if you have done 10 shows, no matter how many episodes you’ve done. Does anyone know if Twitter is referencing this...

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  3. Reddit by drew0498 Nov 3rd

    I want to get into acting… I think?

    To preface this, I have little to no acting experience. Once I got a callback when I was 16, but that’s it. Now, I am 23, and the question in my head occasionally arises “should I try and act?”. This question pops in my head whenever I see a performance that...

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  4. Reddit by irinrainbows Nov 3rd

    Handling criticism from fellow classmates/colleagues

    I’m sorry for the generic title, couldn’t phrase my problem better. I’m only beginning in acting, I’ve been going to acting lessons in a small amateur theatre for a couple of months now. The theatre can put you on plays, depending on your progress in class, I...

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  5. Reddit by davisen18 Nov 3rd

    Affordable Headshots

    Hi all! I’m a fellow actor and photographer here in NYC offering my services as a photographer. The lowest price I have is $150 for 10 photos/1 hour session. If interested, you can check out my website here: www.ebonydavisphotography.com. I look forward to...

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  6. Reddit by Theurbanalchemist Nov 3rd

    What does "Difficult to Work With" *Really* mean?

    Somewhat calling out a facet of our industry which is only modeled in our industry, not anywhere else (from what I've seen). We've heard the term "hard to work with" and we equate that to being a diva, being difficult or uncooperative, egotistical, and all...

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  7. Reddit by June_Etoile Nov 3rd

    I'm happy that my skillset has been able to win me callbacks but I have started to notice a trend...**At Callbacks: I tend to be the very first one to go.** 9 am? Me first. Noon? Me first. It's rare it's after 4 or 5 auditioners I am placed to audition. It's...

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  8. Reddit by Plymouth-Deli Nov 3rd

    Regarding Head Shots

    New actor here. I’m hearing/reading conflicting information about head shots. My acting teacher says Don’t overthink it, get something that looks like you but does not cost a lot of money. That’s all that matters. But I know there are actors who dish out more...

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  9. Reddit by Lonely-Black-141 Nov 3rd

    My self doubt

    I am so hard on myself I doubt myself to the point that i feel like i am not fucking close to any glimpse of being an actor, even though tons of people really like my acting and tell me you are really good. So what the fuck i can do, i hate this so much.

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  10. Reddit by PuzzleheadedFix1487 Nov 3rd

    Just venting…

    Back in June I booked and shot my first co star role and then literally the next day I booked and shot a commercial for a major company…I was on cloud nine getting to be on set back to back. I thought after I booked my first costar it would be easier for me...

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  11. Reddit by fpac Nov 3rd

    question about casting announcement logistics

    Hopefully y'all will know the answer. I've always wondered, when an actor is officially announced as joining the cast of a tent pole movie (or the ilk), are their scenes already filmed? I swear, I'll read principle shooting has been completed and then they'll...

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  12. Reddit by Crista_11 Nov 3rd

    Can I be a working actor while having 2 young kids?

    I've been wanting to act my whole life. I'm finally taking classes, so just starting out. The thing I'm worried about is time. I have 2 kids- 1yo and 5yo. I want to start auditioning so bad but I don't know what the time looks like so I'm afraid to audition...

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