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Reddit by Big_Boy_1114 Mar 16th

How can I learn vocie acting at home without any special Equipment?

I want to have a range of voices. After seeing Nancy Cartwright, Rob Paulsen, Tom Kenny and Phil Lamarr, I really want my voice to be like that. I don't want to just have one range of voice like the voice of Joe Swanson from family guy (Although he really is...
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Reddit by Byko44live Mar 16th

How does relocating/housing work when booking a series lead, regular, or recurring role?

Hi y'all! I know that when you are starting out, you tend to book tv roles that are local to your area- one liners, co star and guest star roles, and even recurring. But once you kind of move up in your career, and start booking recurring or series lead...
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Reddit by GalaxieNine Mar 16th

Looking for help with applying to an acting class/school with no previous experience

Hi there. This is my first post on here so I apologise if this question is too basic to warrant it's own post but I figured I'd ask anyway. It's a bit of a long one so I'll try and keep it concise. So recently I've been getting more inspired to try and pursue...
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Reddit by GeoffreyOliver Mar 16th

Stella Adler Summer Intensive Program - Worth Applying to Right Now?

Hey, I'm an actor based in the DMV region with a couple small TV credits to my name, and I've been wanting to branch out for a long time by taking more classes, relocating (either to LA or Atlanta), and finally getting myself a legit agent. Obviously, COVID...
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Reddit by Imnewhereokay1 Mar 16th

Tiktokers

Anyone get annoyed seeing random tiktokers with millions of followers randomly decide to be actors? Then they end up getting signed by huge agencies that rep like Jennifer Lawrence and other A listers. Like dang how do I blow up so I can finally get an...
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Reddit by nameunavailable777 Mar 16th

What is your daily routine as an actor/aspiring actor?

When you're not doing acting classes /auditions how do you use your time at home to better your skill?
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Reddit by Imnewhereokay1 Mar 16th

Lost actor

Feeling so lost right now. I moved to Los Angeles last year right before the pandemic hit. I was so excited to get out there and take acting classes and try to get sign by an agent or manager. Due to covid I was sitting in my expensive apartment so frustrated...
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Reddit by Citygal123 Mar 16th

What are other actors experiences of creating their own work?

I've been creating my own work for a while and even though it can be very stressful I've mostly had good experiences and have had some success. It's also given me more confidence in my acting and a sense of control in an industry which is so insecure. I'm...
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Reddit by RiseRebel Mar 16th

I am just beginning

I’m 19 from Ireland, living in the countryside. As you can very much imagine. The industry is not booming here. I’m just wondering where should I begin? As their doesn’t seem to be many resources for Irish actors. To find work, without having connections from...
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Reddit by QuietJellyfish5984 Mar 16th

Asking for Student Film Footage

So I worked in a student film a couple of weeks ago and this past Saturday I asked the director when we would be getting our footage (I emailed two weeks after filming). The director hasn’t responded to my email and I don’t expect him to be like “oh yes right...
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Reddit by DO112 Mar 16th

I know this is an odd question but..

Over the last few years I've (19f) developed interest in acting, but the thing is that before then I was never hugely into films so I'm not as knowledgeable on all the films/actors out there compared to others. I feel like if I want to start anything like...
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Reddit by MarieN1989 Mar 16th

Actors Who Have Created A Singing Vocal Reel

How did you format it for your agent? (Video cover or pro audio) I am planning to create one soon, but wondering on what format they generally prefer it to be in.
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Reddit by StormySundae Mar 16th

How do you sustain income?

For actors that are famous and successful, does one movie role pay enough for them to live off of until they get another role?
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Reddit by juandanceswild Mar 15th

Standard American accent coaches for Spanish actors with advanced English?

Im looking for recommendations for accent coaches specialized in working with Spanish speakers (or really good at it). Im a Colombian actor, been living in the US for eleven years and I am fluent in English. I’ve worked on learning a standard American accent...
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Reddit by Like_a_Dragon Mar 15th

Not being taken seriously as a comedic actor?

I’ve been getting back into acting again and I’m finally taking it a lot more seriously. And a lot of that has to do with loving the comedic side of acting. There’s something so amazing of wanting to make people laugh in the audience, even if my performance...
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Reddit by aabarriosg Mar 15th

Looking for advice on next steps

Background info: I'm a 19 year old international student in Canada from a latin american country. Grew up in an American school so never really had an accent when speaking english and also look pretty "white". Moved to Toronto in 2019 to study at Uni -...
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Reddit by hazard154 Mar 15th

How much do Netflix actors roughly earn?

For doing a TV show or movie that say is not well known like the big netflix hits. Or not as popular.
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Reddit by rebreddit Mar 15th

Asking a casting director to recommend you to an agent

Hello everyone! I’m an actress in London and for a long time now I’ve been wanting to upgrade myself agent-wise. I like my agent but they’re just quite small and I’m not getting into the right rooms or seen by that many casting directors. I’ve been emailing...
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Reddit by Leftoverchinese Mar 15th

The first major motion picture I’ve ever been apart of just got nominated for an Oscar!!

I am beside myself right now. Glenn Close just got nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Hillbilly Elegy. If you don’t know, she’s been snubbed by the Oscars for 40 years. She’s never won one!! I know this has really nothing to do with me specifically...
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Reddit by FurmidableCat Mar 15th

Why am I not getting work anymore?

I used to get one professional role a month, get so many roles in student/independent short films that I had to say no to many of them, work as an actor/host on special events (well, I know why those were canceled) and do a lot of background work to earn even...
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