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  1. Reddit by Noo_no_noo Oct 31st

    How to stop acting

    Actors are always taught to stop acting, and that the moment real emotion is conveyed you've succeeded. This makes a lot of sense to me, but I've never quite gotten a clear answer on how to do that: obviously we are portraying another person, that reacts to...

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  2. Reddit by Crista_11 Oct 31st

    Bookkeeping for actors

    Hey everyone! I've been running my own bookkeeping business for over 3 years now and I've been wanting to serve people in the film industry including actors, film producers, agents, casting directors etc. I'm mostly wondering if working actors need...

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  3. Reddit by macabrememory Oct 31st

    Body Double Advice

    I am a fairly new actress. I’ve been training and staring in student/indie films for the past year. I was recently booked as the body double for a well known actress. However, during filming, I’ve noticed that I tend to get a bit deer-in-headlights esque...

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  4. Reddit by BleedingEdge26 Oct 30th

    Actor Reel Professional Edits :)

    Hey everyone! Sharing this resource for a video editor with 10+ years experience offering to edit your actor reel! They've been editing reels for actors the past few years. A sample of their portfolio is here and they charge $100 for a 1 to 2-minute reel and...

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  5. Reddit by wealthtimesinfinity Oct 30th

    how to level up from shitty reps to good reps?

    unfortunately i've been stuck with low level reps for a few years now. it used to be so excruciatingly painful, like maybe 5-10 auditions in a year, thank fully the last 2 years have been better, and last year i had like 62 between the handful of reps i work...

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  6. Reddit by Fanio_cobain Oct 30th

    UK drama Student in need of advice

    Hello everyone, I am currently finishing my last year of university, studying Drama and Performance, right now I'm trying to build up my showreel but the truth is because of my lack of showreel I can't find jobs- the good old " we need you to have experience...

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  7. Reddit by Crustysnail18 Oct 30th

    How do i “become” an actor?

    I’m 17 years old from the North east of Scotland and have wanted to become an actor since i was 14. I’ve been trying to look online for open auditions in my country, but there is either none, or they are in places such as London or abroad (i.e. The USA). How...

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  8. Reddit by MaybeADeadGuy Oct 29th

    Really weird job, I need tips

    As the title says, I've been hired for a very weird job. There's a party coming up, and a company hired me to pretend to be a fortune teller. I agreed, but it turns out that a.) there's not even an outline of what I'm meant to say, and b.) I'm meant to be the...

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  9. Reddit by marcoantoniof Oct 29th

    Acting in DUBLIN, IRELAND

    My name is Marco, I am a 20-year-old young actor who is now studying acting at Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, for one year (part-time course). Meanwhile, I am working full-time to support my studies and life in general. I studied acting in Portugal...

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  10. Reddit by moonismyonlyfriend Oct 29th

    Cutting hair?

    I’ve been seeing a few posts lately about agencies or directors wanting actors to cut their hair. Is that something you’re allowed to say no to? Would it go against you if you were to say no to changing up your hair? I love my hair so much and put a lot of...

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  11. Reddit by Mui-Mui Oct 29th

    A little feedback

    Hi everyone! Not a voice actor here, but rather an amateur director and an amateur sound engineer. I've been listening to this recording for so long while mastering it that I already can't hear if it sounds bad or not. Previously I had a bad experience that...

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