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  1. Reddit by AutoModerator Mar 30th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

    Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

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  2. Reddit by Possible_Charity_493 Mar 30th

    Atlanta Talent Agency

    I’m an aspiring actor moving to Atlanta in August. I’m looking to sign with a talent agency, and I had a few questions. 1) I was wondering how far in advance should I be reaching out to agencies? Should I be working on signing now or wait until closer to my...

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  3. Reddit by bensabyss Mar 30th

    WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGES OF BECOMING A BIG ACTOR?

    I know this might sound stupid or something but it has always been my dream of going to the movies and watching a film with me casted as a main character. I know it is extremely hard to get there and it is mostly about luck in this industry but what are the...

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  4. Reddit by HappyAkratic Mar 30th

    Moving to London in July, any tips?

    I'm Australian and moving to London in a few months! Excited although anxious haha, any tips for actors living in London? I have a casual remote job lined up that will cover bills, rent, etc. Although would be up for another job in London both for extra...

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  5. Reddit by Beginning_Scar9907 Mar 30th

    ISO 7 actors (paid) need audio asap (next 2 hours)

    Hi night owls! I am an IMDB credited screenwriter looking to make my first short film (5-6 minutes) the catch is… I learned about this competition late and need to submit my final film by 10am PST (in 10 hours!) and I slacked on finding voice talent! I am...

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  6. Reddit by AS-VOA Mar 29th

    WHY ISN'T MY POST/COMMENT BEING ALLOWED!?

    A friendly reminder to our new-ish friends (and older lurkers who suddenly decide to become active) here in the r/VA sub... 99.999% of the time, it's because you don't have the requisite karma, as stated in the rules. And you get this result because 99.99998%...

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  7. Reddit by Outrageous-Door8924 Mar 29th

    Voice actors who have worked on video games, how common is it for directors to be meticulous with minor details, like emphasis on a little syllable, to make certain lines catchy or "tailored for trailers"? Like a music producer directing a singer during s

    Music producer Max Martin will often tell a singer to change their pronunciation by putting emphasis on a different syllable of any word, because that pronunciation will sound more "catchy". I'm sure most of you have played a video game where, for some...

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