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  1. Reddit by Soft_Jellyfish8301 Apr 6th

    Is nepotism really the key to it all?

    I've been looking into some actors recently from Game of Thrones and noticed a lot of them have some nepotism small to large. For example: emilia clarkes dad was a theatre sound engineer and her mother took her to one of her fathers plays at a very young age...

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  2. Reddit by Big-Comfortable8462 Apr 5th

    How do certain actors pop off so damn quickly?

    I recently saw that Paul Mescal, after receiving an Academy Award Nomination for his beautiful performance in AfterSun, just won an Olivier Award for his performance on stage for “A Streetcar Named Desire” I’ve been absolutely captivated by Paul’s journey...

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  3. Reddit by Apprehensive_Sea332 Apr 5th

    Stagedoor Manor.

    Hi, my names Kyle. I'm currently in high school and l aspire to become an actor within Hollywood! I'm currently going to this summer camp Called "Stagedoor Manor" and I was just wondering if it's worth it. Thanks, all help is deeply appreciated. I just...

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  4. Reddit by Allemater Apr 5th

    How to Find the Right Manager

    Hi everyone, I’m a newer actor and I’ve realized how hard this is to do on my own! I love staying up to date on the industry and doing my own market research, but I see the value in having an experienced manager act as a second brain and to help me get...

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  5. Reddit by briancalpaca Apr 5th

    Acting direction on set

    One of the things that we have been most surprised about over the past few years is how little direction actors get on set. From major network prime time shows to streaming network top shows to feature films. The most direction we have seen/received has been...

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  6. Reddit by xolavender3 Apr 5th

    Central casting

    Hi! I’m just wondering has anyone register for central casting? What was the process and what should I expect and what was your experience? Are there any other casting agencies who hire background actors?

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  7. Reddit by mstrumsky89 Apr 4th

    Interview with Professional Voice Actor Brent Mukai

    This week I speak with Brent Mukai as he walks me through the competitive world of voice-over acting. He has voiced roles in Ratchet & Clank, One Piece, Attack on Titan, My Hero Academia, and many more. From his childhood days in Hawaii watching Who’s Line is...

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