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  1. Reddit by Joyfuljay_394 Oct 13th

    Acting Agencies and Opportunities in Kissimmee, FL

    Hi everyone, Does anyone know of any trustworthy agencies for actresses in the Kissimmee or Orlando area? Also how is the performance scene in these areas? I know there's a multitude of theme parks, but do they pay enough to sustain a living wage? Any answers...

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  2. Reddit by MaxHOJones Oct 13th

    Can you improve physical aspects of acting?

    I want to direct and, having taken some acting classes, have developed an increasing interest in acting over time. The way I see acting is in two main layers - internal elements like identifying with the character and playing that role and the external aspect...

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  3. Reddit by popfizzberryseed Oct 13th

    MAYBE Relocating to London, help!!

    Hi fam! I am from the US, dual citizen to Australia, my close friend in Australia, also an actress (a dual citizen to Ireland with fantastic British and Irish accents) wants to move to London OR Ireland together. It’s either this or I move to LA. I guess I am...

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  4. Reddit by dmeehanjr Oct 13th

    any suggestions for decent freelancing agent?

    I'm looking to get another agent. I took hiatus for few years, and former agent passed. .I wouldnt mind freelancing for a bit, go in for some u5's at least to get back in groove...any ideas out there? (pretty decent reel, like 30-35 credits on imdb, 'mature'...

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  5. Reddit by TimPrice2 Oct 13th

    How would you define a known actor?

    I'm curious what you consider a "known actor". I'm also curious what you DON'T consider to be a known actor, like, what's the cutoff in your opinion? Suppose an actor told you they just worked on a project with three known actors. You then find out the three...

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  6. Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Oct 13th

    Is it normal to feel emotional days after scenes?

    Hi. I am currently a beginner actor, I just finished my third week of Meisner. I had a great scene where my teacher praised my acting, said I did really well, saw me acting truthfully, etc etc I had an improv scene (the knock on the door exercise) where I was...

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  7. Reddit by robert_czech Oct 13th

    How stressful can acting be for children?

    Hello everybody! ​ My child is very sociable and enjoys being in the spotlight. He likes pretending to be someone else, and his roles change all the time. For more than two years, he participated in several kindergarten plays, and everyone around...

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  8. Reddit by mcveighster14 Oct 12th

    How do I get my clip?

    I have my first speaking role tomorrow on a TV show. Excited! It's a small role with the main actor (Who is pretty famous I don't know if this changes the answer). My question is, can I ask for the clip for my film reel or do I have to wait until the episode...

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  9. Reddit by SexyNuggetz Oct 12th

    Actors Wanted!

    Hi there! I’m posting this on behalf of my friend. He went to this school/studio and ended up in a Netflix movie and now has his own show. They are currently looking for 2-5 more individuals to get into there program. You don’t even have to be local (zoom...

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  10. Reddit by DokkanLoser Oct 12th

    Preparations for an Actor

    I am currently 16 Years old in my Junior year attending a “normal” high school. Abruptly I decided during my Sophomore year that I wanted to be an actor therefore although it may be a bit late I wanted to prepare, but i’m unsure what to do. After high-school...

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  11. Reddit by TimPrice2 Oct 12th

    How bad is this monologue idea?

    When people choose monologues from TV or film they almost always seem to choose monologues that were famously done very well by the original actors. This seems odd to me. If your performance has a unique spin then you'll have a hard time doing as good a job...

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  12. Reddit by Caprilike1 Oct 11th

    Made some money - tips on how to advance career?

    Hey acting reddit. New account here, my previous post was removed as spam but i dont know why! Lets say I've always struggled financially. I am UK based, and been a professional actor for like 8 years. I've come into some money finally, and what could you do...

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