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  1. Reddit by benhard- Mar 21st

    annoying agent experience

    I got an agent after getting a role in a Hulu docu series about creatives in NYC - I got this role 5 months into moving to nyc off backstage if you can believe it. Long story short, it was weird. I'm a young actor with this one main credit (in every episode)...

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  2. Reddit by 1mjust4g1rl Mar 20th

    How do I find real auditions?

    I’ve looked everywhere backstage doesn’t really seem real or like there would be many popular productions. I have no clue where to look making sure it’s not a scam or that it’s real or anything. It’s actually making me pretty frustrated. I personally would...

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  3. Reddit by MistakeEffective6566 Mar 20th

    should i be worried about people not liking me?

    i wonder if people not liking me is going to make me unsuccessful as an actor/artist or something...is that me just being a bit neurotic or does it really actually matter who/how many people like you in order to have a successful career?

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  4. Reddit by MusicalzAreMyLife Mar 20th

    rejection

    Hey fellow actors/aspiring actors... What are your favorite coping mechanisms for dealing with rejection This is the first time I've had to go through this and its a bit of a blow to my confidence but i have a show coming up in a few days so I really need to...

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  5. Reddit by Ready_Strawberry_205 Mar 20th

    Actors access submissions

    I know actors access is not a scam and that it is for inexperienced actors trying to start out especially without representation. However, can there be a scam post? I just saw a commercial post on breakdowns that is over seas* and it pays 12k for a huge phone...

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  6. Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Mar 20th

    Sides request: high energy, happy sides (M16-24)

    Hi everyone. Could anyone suggest me some sides for a high energy, happy-type character. Male age range from 16-24 I would say. I apparently give off a boy next door vibe and have been compared to actors like tom holland and timothee chalamet. Almost all of...

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  7. Reddit by CreepyKaiYay Mar 20th

    Prescreens on LACasting??

    Hi everyone. I'm pretty new to LACasting and have been on Actors Access mainly. I noticed for LACasting, a lot of the projects (Specifically student films) require you to submit an audition with your materials instead of just submitting your materials and...

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  8. Reddit by Minimum-Bee-5680 Mar 19th

    How to get me out of my contract?

    Hello, I’m signed with a good agency here in LA for model & talent 5-6months ago. I have been self submitting on casting networks and actors access. I get to audition/self-tape 3-5 times a week. Only booked one music video in these months being signed with my...

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  9. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Mar 19th

    My relationship with acting right now

    I love acting, I do. There’s nothing I’d rather do in the world than be an actor; to act and be a part of productions that people can see and remember and enjoy. But I’ve constantly heard and read about technique, the necessity of it for actors, how it...

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