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  1. Reddit by Dymnix Oct 23rd

    Workshopping a New Musical! Actors Wanted!!!!

    Hello everyone!! I am looking for actors to help me workshop a musical I've been working on for some time. All sessions are held over Zoom, no need to be local! Without giving too much away, the show is called Friendzone: The Musical. It is a healthy mix of...

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  2. Reddit by haleymjones1997 Oct 23rd

    Question for directors from a rejected actor

    I posted this over in r/filmmakers hoping to get some input from a director, but in case I get no bites over there, I figured I could post this here as well. If you have experience directing, this question is especially for you, but I'm open to opinions from...

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  3. Reddit by Sabawoonoz25 Oct 22nd

    Will it into existence!

    Here to make this post for the demotivated actors here. I just want to say if you're sad That "You're not gonna make it", you have to change that. It doesn't matter who you are or where you live, you can make it, you can be the one in a million, you can be...

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  4. Reddit by Twitstein Oct 22nd

    Zoom Vs Theater

    Some thoughts for discussion on theatre's current dilemma. Trying to recreate theatre using a camera based medium isn't one of Zoom's obvious applications. It's kind of like redefining theatre without asking it first. Following Peter Brook's definition (from...

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  5. Reddit by AutoModerator Oct 22nd

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Oct 22

    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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  6. Reddit by Cup-Confident Oct 22nd

    I'm an actor and I wanna write!

    Hey, I'm an actor and doing Theatre from past 6 years and now I wanna use my creativity to write screen plays because I always felt to write stories, is it right to do so? Because my first love is acting. My question is, is it write when you are acting?...

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  7. Reddit by Odd_Hovercraft_2789 Oct 22nd

    Finding an Agent Nonunion

    So I'm a newbie actor. Trying out backstage to find student films and what not to get some sort of a reel to submit to agents. Now everywhere I see, people are talking about choosing agents. How is someone supposed to "choose" an agent to submit to? Also how...

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  8. Reddit by phillyice000 Oct 22nd

    Do I have a chance to be a big action actor?

    I am a teen but have always loved movies. Particularly action movies, which I have seen almost all of. I like modern big budget ones, but my favorites are the 80s badass action movies. I like corny ones, and big budget ones. The thing is that i dont have the...

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  9. Reddit by LennyLen88 Oct 22nd

    How do you get back back on the horse?

    So I studied on a pretty good Acting course at University a few years ago, then I kind of lost my way and confidence in acting. i went back to work in a kitchen and forgot all about acting. About 2/3 years ago I decided to put my degree to some use and I...

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  10. Reddit by Frowning-Jester Oct 22nd

    I just finished my first paid voice acting role!

    I got hired to do voice acting for the game Filmmaker Tycoon on Steam. It was so much fun to do and I got to try a bunch of different roles at once (I was playing an actor that would get hired to do different roles)! I am hoping that this isn't just a one...

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  11. Reddit by MrPinataPants Oct 22nd

    Hiring two actors for short story (PAID)($10+$30)

    Hello all! I am recording a dramatic reading of the Telltale Heart for Halloween and I'm looking to hire two actors to perform a couple lines I have written for an intro bit that leads into the story. The two characters in need of voicing are a gruff police...

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  12. Reddit by StorytellerAli Oct 22nd

    Female voice over actors with the deepest voices?

    What female stars in voice acting tend to get jobs based on their lower pitch of voice? They may even rival male actors with their deep voice, but they don't necessarily have to, they just have to be considered a female voice actor with a deep voice.

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