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  1. Reddit by Actartist Feb 24th

    Union v. Nonunion post-pandemic: pros and cons?

    So this is specifically about AEA: but if anyone has insight to sister unions I’m sure it would be helpful to somebody out there too. When the pandemic hit I was a theatre actor with 45 EMC weeks, and an upcoming contract that would take me Equity at the end...

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  2. Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Feb 24th

    I am SO over seeing these types of roles for women!

    I know men don’t get these breakdowns through LACasting, but for us girls, we are constantly getting “gold digger” roles to submit too. For those of you that aren’t familiar... it’s the “real women, not actors” videos, in which a dude approaches a girl and...

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  3. Reddit by lucidtalks Feb 24th

    Should I put scare acting experience on a resume.

    I haven’t really done any acting stuff outside of school besides fright fest and hallow fest. Should I put my scare acting on my actors access resume. It’s basically interactive improv theatre but still, I’m worried people might not take it seriously at all...

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  4. Reddit by thetherealnoahrobbie Feb 24th

    Voiceover actor advice

    I’ve decided to expand my acting career and tap into voice acting. What do you guys recommend as far as equipment and accessories? I know some microphones pick up certain ranges better than others so it just makes things a little confusing on decision making...

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  5. Reddit by Actingchick1234 Feb 24th

    Rant: Crappy Low Budget Projects

    I'm non-union in a small market and auditions have been scarce during COVID. When I do find auditions, the projects suck! I'm not even talking about the storyline, I'm talking about the dang script. So much is expected of us as actors (make sure to self-tape...

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  6. Reddit by historypokemon Feb 23rd

    Beginner's Microphone

    Hey there! I RARELY use Reddit, so pardon me if this kind of post is not common. (´ω`\*) I am looking to start a home studio for voice acting. I am trying to create a set-up that would work for Youtube videos, podcasts, and voiceovers for ACX. I am a...

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  7. Reddit by lightningpresto Feb 23rd

    I may have gotten a role but I also need a haircut...

    Here’s a fun one. I auditioned with a self tape for a role on a show. The casting company asked for my availability but that same days, the role went back up on Actor’s Access. It’s been a few weeks (almost a month) and the description says I need to be...

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  8. Reddit by Freevi Feb 23rd

    How to find your acting type ?

    I know who I look like out of ‘famous’, well I’ve been told so anyway. I look like a young Tom Cruise is what I’m told, but he wouldn’t be my idol of an actor. With that in mind how do you find your acting type ? What’s the best way to go about it.

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  9. Reddit by poliwhirldude Feb 23rd

    When did you know it was time to turn Equity?

    I'm an EMC actor who is currently sitting at 25 points. I've put a good amount of thought into when I eventually want to turn, but I don't think I want to do it super soon. My logic has been that I want to get a good amount of non-union/union credits on my...

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  10. Reddit by apestymagician Feb 23rd

    Best Acting Studios or Classes in Dallas, TX?

    Hey y'all so I've found a whole lot about Austin acting studios but not too much about Dallas. What are your thoughts and opinions? I'll list a few just to put out what I've seen/visited around here: Glenn Morshower with The Extra Mile, Nancy Chartier...

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  11. Reddit by TimPrice2 Feb 23rd

    Have you ever had a direct booking?

    Have you ever gotten a direct booking without auditioning? I'd be interested in hearing about your experience. \[Note\] I'm not an actor. I'm just interested in hearing about it if anyone wants to share their experience.

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