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  1. Reddit by Snoo-51714 Nov 24th

    Should I try to pursue my dreams as an actress?

    I've just turned 19 and lately I've really been considering what I want in life, and I think acting is the way I want to go. I'm just not sure if I should seriously pursue acting. I'm in the PNW right now, near a big city, but it doesn't seem to be a huge...

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  2. Reddit by sdcousins Nov 24th

    ACX changing its return policy after "feedback"

    For those that didn't see it, here's the full email (I've highlighted the bit I was most interested in): "Launched in 2011, the Audiobook Creation Exchange has paved the way for exponential growth in audiobook production and consumption, today supplying over...

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  3. Reddit by ChristmasLightsUp Nov 24th

    Covid and Agencies

    Hi everyone. I live in Toronto, and sent my materials (headshots, resume, demo) out to agencies about a week before the worldwide lockdown in March. Awful timing. 1 agency got back to me and nothing came to fruition from it. A lot of my friends told me not to...

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  4. Reddit by axel32 Nov 24th

    Top Foundational Conservatories in LA?

    Hey guys, So I'm currently in LA and will be for the foreseeable future and I'm looking to enroll in a Foundational acting conservatory in the city. I've never really had a formal acting education, so I'm looking to learn an acting technique (or multiple...

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  5. Reddit by Famous-Reveal Nov 23rd

    Auditions via internet

    Hi all, I’m a singer/new actress and JUST signed with an agency. No prior experience in this industry aside. I understand a little of it from having relatives/friends in the industry. Aside from 800casting, what sites are you using for auditions for tv/film?...

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  6. Reddit by KaiZan0 Nov 23rd

    What should I watch?

    Hi, I'm 16 and I want to become an actor. I've been watching movies to try and see what actors do that makes them so good and I was wondering what movies I should watch.. Recently I've watched some Drama but any genre works (except romance, just not my...

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  7. Reddit by Puppet_Master2501 Nov 22nd

    Average

    So I read this article that claims that the average voice actor earns over $91,000, and can even make six figures via a career in voice acting. https://bunnystudio.com/blog/library/voice-over/voice-actor-salary-how-much-does-this-job-pay/ This sounds too good...

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