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  1. Reddit by Db_32- Dec 13th

    My voice in acting

    I’m a 17 year old male. I am currently working on my craft as a film actor. The thing is, I have a somewhat feminine voice and it’s making me really self conscious about what I sound like when I act. I will most likely start auditioning in 2021 and I’m...

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  2. Reddit by rob2349 Dec 13th

    NY LA market jobs

    Idk if it’s only during COVID Bc most auditions are Zoom now, but can u live in either of those places and get auditions in the other city? How likely are you to get auditions that cover travel expenses? And what kind of agents handle clients on both coasts?...

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  3. Reddit by hackinwackinsmackin Dec 13th

    Dealing with being jealous of "lucky" people

    Hey guys I noticed myself being a bit bitter about the fact that people can get lucky and become famous/influential overnight. I was thinking about the Ms Marvel casting and how that actress (no hate intended) didn't have any experience beforehand. I just...

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  4. Reddit by adustyoldcrow462 Dec 12th

    Looking for chill young adult female VA

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SFMVYxjm8D3QIBgBoJkrNT3X6C5SorkJH13LUsCHfmM/edit Above is the link to the pilot of the show, incomplete as of yet. The final product will be ~11 minutes. I need a nonchalant, casually cool voice actress for Nyx. It’s a $75...

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  5. Reddit by bubblesthewriter Dec 12th

    Senior Thesis Project - Looking for Actors

    Hi! I'm creating a senior thesis project documenting the process of creating theatre virtually during these restricted times. I am directing an original play over Zoom and am looking for actors! I have organized a production team of individuals who have...

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  6. Reddit by JuniorApple9408 Dec 12th

    AMA: Seeking questions about acting

    Hi everyone! I'm planning to make a podcast (beginning production in mid-2021) about acting (main focus) and related professions (eg: directing, producing, screenwriting/playwriting, dialect coaching, etc.) to answer important questions my audience and I...

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  7. Reddit by theatreqs Dec 12th

    If the only way to get an agent is through having professional credits or them spotting you at a class or showcase, but you can only afford college for acting due to financial aid, then shouldn’t you pursue college?

    I always hear people say to “go to acting class” and that “you don’t have to have a college degree in acting to be successful”. But what is the alternative if you can’t afford to attend acting classes? William Esper, Stella Adler, Groundlings, American...

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  8. Reddit by blackcronkite Dec 12th

    The Undoing (of casual viewing)

    I finished The Undoing and thought it was amazing like I'm sure many of y'all believe, but I've heard a growing sentiment of not enjoying the ending. I thought the acting elevated the story (even if you could see it coming from a mile away), but I feel I'm...

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  9. Reddit by comask Dec 12th

    Juilliard Drama Audition Tips!

    I auditioned for Juilliard’s drama program recently, and I know quite a few actors from the school who’ve graduated in the past one to five years, all of whom are now signed with the Big Four (CAA, ICM, UTA, and WMA) and have successful acting careers. Here...

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  10. Reddit by KickBlue22 Dec 11th

    NYC actors?

    Not sure if it's appropriate to post a casting call here or not, but I don't see any other subreddit about this specifically for NYC actors... I need a middle-aged female actor on Wednesday December 16th 10 a.m. or 12 noon for about 2 hours, filming a scene...

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  11. Reddit by actorsprocesspodcast Dec 11th

    Monologues from TV & Film?

    I'm curious to understand if this is a thing. From my PAST experience, auditioning with a monologue from TV & Film was a HUGE no no. The material had to be from a play, which did and continues to allow lazy actors to buy those Best Monologue books without...

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