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  1. Reddit by IndyO1975 Dec 8th

    Greatest Living Character Actors

    I was recently watching this Showtime series that Ben Stiller directed called Escape at Dannemora. The limited series stars Benicio Del Toro, Paul Dano and Patricia Arquette (who won awards for her work) and those three are uniformly great, but there was one...

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  3. Reddit by KobeKastle Dec 8th

    When can you call yourself a Voice Actor?

    This may seem like a silly question, but as someone who’s sort of just starting out and trying to get their feet wet, sometimes I feel like I haven’t “earned” the title. So what would one need to accomplish to consider themselves a voice actor officially?

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  5. Reddit by rob2349 Dec 8th

    Film Tv theatre

    Do u think top agencies CDs and producers like actors with specific training over others? Like uk or us training vs a 1-4 yr conservatory vs theatre vs BFA? Is there a point in training when you’re more likely to be noticed? I feel some known actors blow up...

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  6. Reddit by chiaraluna44 Dec 8th

    Self esteem and acting

    Hello! Sorry this is kind of long.. I’ve been working in the film industry in the wardrobe department for a couple of years now on indies, and was just genuinely intrigued as to how actors deal with their self esteem. I’ve experienced first hand actors...

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  8. Reddit by Spicy_Bacon Dec 8th

    Hey! I need actors to interview!

    I want to set up some interviews with student actors who either want to get better or want to get their name out. Just send me some contact info so I know you're interested and I'll just ask a few questions. Thanks!

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  10. Reddit by blackswordsman6 Dec 7th

    Odd “Coincidence”

    I’ve noticed for a lot of video games and anime that voice actors such as Yuri Lowenthal, Crispin Freeman, Johnny Yong Bosch, Tara Platt, Steve Blum, Kate Higgins, Kirk Thortan, Dave Wittenberg, Mary Elizabeth McGlyn, Stephanie Sheh, and Laura Bailey show up...

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  13. Reddit by Egranados998 Dec 7th

    Starting as an actor at 16

    Hey everyone. So I’ve always wanted to act from a young age. I used to pretend I was an actor when I was little, (acting out fake skits, plays, etc.) Around the end of last year, I planned to start acting classes somewhere, and then try to get into a play...

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  14. Reddit by Certain-Dependent-67 Dec 6th

    Agency Questions

    My ultimate goal in my life would be to get signed to one of the top acting agencies. Companies like UTA, CAA, or WME. Now on the websites I’ve send they don’t accept submissions. How would someone get representation from these companies. I’ve also seen some...

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  15. Reddit by Snoo-51714 Dec 6th

    I got my first audition!! Any tips??

    As the title says, I got my first audition!! I don't have an agent or anything, and have just been on open casting sites, so this is a big deal for me. It's just a local commercial, but it's for a big brand and I really hope I get it. That being said, does...

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  16. Reddit by Friendly_Omega Dec 6th

    How to be an actor without making the big move?

    Hey everyone! What different things do you use your acting skills for? I enjoy the state I live in, however it's not a Hollywood by any means. I also happen to love acting and would like to keep up with the skill and potentially get somewhere with it. I was...

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  17. Reddit by DanaBananaTree Dec 6th

    Female Voice Actor Callout

    **Hey Reddit collab fam,** **I'm currently experimenting with 3D animation in Maya and needing a female voice actor to do a short vocal recording. It's literally just 3 short lines of dialogue. Voice needs to be a little drawn / world weary / possibly been...

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  18. Reddit by obviousThrowayPerson Dec 6th

    New York or Atlanta for film/tv?

    everybody says atlanta is blowing up and easier to get initial credits for new actors. is the barrier of entry easier in atlanta and are there more film/tv jobs in atl then nyc?

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  19. Reddit by rob2349 Dec 6th

    Israel for new actor / training / experience

    Anyone trained in Israel? Tel Aviv? Private classes or at a university or conservatory? What is the country like for young (I’m 22) actors trying to get training or experience? Thinking about moving in 2021 for a bit? Any ideas help!!!!!!!! Anything related...

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  20. Reddit by ant-mey Dec 6th

    international auditions?

    Heya all, I hate not living in a major country. How can one find worldwide auditions? As in, projects that accept auditions from international actors? I know backstage has some, and trust me, I've applied to every single one of those. ​ Before you tell...

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