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  1. Reddit by NIL_Honking Apr 19th

    Question: Should I be native?

    Hi I'm new to this community I have big question: Should I be a native at English, if I want to become a voice actor? It's one of my biggest fears that maybe people want to work with native voice actors and I have 0 chance. For example this is [my reel...

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  2. Reddit by n80thegr80 Apr 19th

    Advice for a Newbie

    Hey there! So I recently moved to NYC to pursue acting. I have a couple of small film credits to my name, I feel like the next step for me is representation, but I'm just not sure where to even begin. So just wanted to poll the community on advice for a newb...

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  3. Reddit by foxyfic Apr 19th

    Hiring Feminine Voice Actors

    Hiring erotic voice actors with a feminine voice. We are looking for a variety of voices for different short stories and role play scripts. Works range from role playing a female elf in a high fantasy setting to narrating a story about a female alien...

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  4. Reddit by Not_instant_ramen17 Apr 19th

    Advice, please!

    Hi all! So I want to become a chef, but I also am worried that that will force me to give up acting. From what I read, the resteraunt industry is very difficult; long hours, low wages, slow career advancements. I love cooking but I also love acting. I think...

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  5. Reddit by Expensive_Camel_1905 Apr 19th

    How does it feel to be an actor that never made it?

    i’m not here to shit on anyone’s story but all over the news and media we only get the positive side of acting, the ones were people do one gig and they become stars. so as someone who is looking into getting into acting, this has been a question that has...

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  6. Reddit by Final-Leg-8355 Apr 19th

    UK Agents: Slow to Reply or Just Not Interested?

    Hi! This one is for actors repped by UK agents. **Backstory:** I reached out to a number of agents via email for representation last week, and immediately scored an interview with one of them the next day. However, nothing else has materialised - apart from a...

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  7. Reddit by Awkward-Ideal Apr 18th

    Sad little rant about missed opportunity

    I’m mainly here to just sulk in a missed opportunity because none of my friends or family understand my sadness. When I heard Iman Vellani, a complete nobody was cast as Ms Marvel, I thought maybe that was my chance as well. I searched but I never knew where...

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  8. Reddit by Ethan_ML10 Apr 18th

    How do you get better at acting without classes?

    First of all, I want to say that I do plan on getting classes eventually. As of now I'm still in school, but I plan on attempting to be a working actor in the future. Right now I am unable to get lessons/classes, but I understand it's an important part of the...

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  9. Reddit by notearsforqueers Apr 18th

    Woman in 30’s who looks 21

    So a fellow actress in one of my classes shocked everyone today when she said she was 32. We all thought she was 21 and somebody else said she should just lie since she’d probably get away with it like Alexa Demie (lol). She’s mixed Asian by the way so that...

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  10. Reddit by writerwriterwrider Apr 18th

    UK work?

    Hello! I read an old post on here about Americans working in the UK. I have seen more actors work in the UK and a lot being produced there. I was wondering if the process for someone to do work in the UK from America is the same? The visa is awfully hard to...

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  11. Reddit by prussianfranco78 Apr 18th

    13 yr old with no expirence

    Hello! I am a aspiring actor, I want to make it to Hollywood. The thing is, I can’t do any acting classes because of covid, I’m planning on going to them and theatre afterwards. The thing is, I need to prepare myself. Ofc I was browsing through YouTube and...

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  12. Reddit by neurotic95 Apr 17th

    Weird experience with admissions manager

    Hi all. I’m a beginning actor who’s considering different studios for my training. I’ve been in plays here and there since I was a child but it wasn’t until last year that I started taking acting classes. I’m currently enrolled in the Atlantic’s Technique...

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