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  1. Reddit by thegrandbro Dec 27th

    I am just a selfish a**hole.

    This is a throwaway because of how much of an asshole I'm going to sound but fuck it, I feel like this needs to be said as I've been feeling this way for a couple of years now and it seems taboo to talk about. I guess this could apply to most fields of work...

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  2. Reddit by dove-show Dec 27th

    I am tired of unemployment.

    I have finished drama school in the UK this year, I’ve got myself a (small) agent, I’ve got great headshots. I participated in every graduate event, did workshops, emailed casting directors, etc but it’s come to nothing. No auditions since finishing my...

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  3. Reddit by graciessecret Dec 27th

    Mia Wasikowska in Jane Eyre

    [Jane Eyre (2011) Clip](https://youtu.be/jtgEjM6cMzo) I’ve been looking back on a couple of favorite films to look for monologues to practice and I rewatched this clip from Jane Eyre (2011). Mia Wasikowska is amazing in this, she is such an underrated actor!...

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  4. Reddit by 444lisha Dec 27th

    Acting from home

    Hey! I’m Elle and i want to be an actress. Because of the pandemic i can’t take acting classes. Does anyone know how to practice acting from home?

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  5. Reddit by llamadeus1 Dec 26th

    How do I get started?

    Hello, I'm a stage actor who is looking into voice acting as a new performance path. I have some experience with recording and editing audio, I just want to know where I can look for auditions or even steps before that. Thank you!

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  6. Reddit by ak_writes Dec 25th

    Holiday Etiquette?

    I’ve heard of actors sending their agents gifts for the holidays, although in COVID times I assume that isn’t ideal. I just signed to an agency earlier this month and was wondering if I should email them a quick happy holidays email or would that come off as...

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  7. Reddit by wrightleyposts Dec 25th

    A question for those just starting voiceover work

    Currently planning for an audiobook version of my first book, and currently looking for voices to fit the characters. The book stands at 255 pages long, and spans 15 chapters, maybe as 15 short episodes in the audiobook version. For the main cast, I would...

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