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by TakeHalf
Mar 2nd
Hey guys, I just wanted to share my situation. Currently, I am 15 years old, a 5'5 guy. I am pretty shy, but its kinda weird. I hang out with people pretty comfortably, but I am pretty self-conscious because of people in my school. As of social status, it's...
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by Ninanina7797
Mar 2nd
Hi all, I’m just starting out in acting. I have been wearing prescription lenses for the last 6 years - I chose the ones with color because I had a lot of people say it suits me nicely and even since then just stuck with it. My question is, if it looks...
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by akfjktis
Mar 2nd
I swear I had it bookmarked somewhere but I cannot find it. I think it was for the LA times but I am not sure. Essentially the article was talking about black actors in hollywood who talk about being represented in film/tv/ spaces etc but then have a white...
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by Plaztec1037
Mar 2nd
Hey guys right now I’m not the best at acting but if I take acting school will I get good at acting because I’m trying to become an actor
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by casey12297
Mar 2nd
I use backstage for applying for auditions, but to be honest I'm not seeing much good paid work for nonunion actors. What is a really good casting site to use so I can get into good paying extra work? I'm trying to slowly get to a union status, but I need to...
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by cattieladies
Mar 2nd
How can I srsly get signed by an agent. I've been acting for 10 years I haven't done as much as I wanted to.do because I always had a situation that required money for survival, or family problems, or depression etc But you always hear stories of.actors being...
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by fockinhellmate
Mar 2nd
I’m a fifteen year old actor, I’ve been taking classes for film and tv for about two years now. I have a professional headshot but have no idea what to do for a cover letter or resume. Do I include my six years of vocal training? Only acting? What does a good...
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by HafezSpirit
Mar 1st
Hey folks, I'm new to acting and just starting out with reading about getting into it and starting to do what I can on my own in terms of learning, self-tapes, etc.. and got a question about living arrangements! What kind of living arrangements (roommates...
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by Stunning_Adagio3460
Mar 1st
If you’re an actor/writer and write things that you would act in, would it be better to submit to a literary manager or a talent manager?
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by duvetdave
Mar 1st
If a casting call says they’re looking for a black actor but let’s say the actor is mixed or a lights skin black person, do they still qualify if their ethnicity is more ambiguous?
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by poprocksgirl747
Mar 1st
Im auditioning for drama schools and I have several monologues under my belt that range from contemporary theater to classical ones like shakespeare. However l feel like every monologue online no matter where it’s from is the same. By that I mean its giving a...
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by Ninanina7797
Mar 1st
Hey guys, I’m just starting out in acting. Just wondering - if an actor wears colored contacts and they look natural, is that ok with casting and agents? I’ve had a pair I’ve been wearing everyday for years since I have vision problems and like how it looks...
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by alamurda510
Mar 1st
I'm if I'd see a similar persona or if I'd be totally surprised by a different person. Thats what probably makes them a good actor if so. I picture someone like Robin Williams to be similar to his acting where he was naturally funny.
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by VOICEOVERVANDEEN
Mar 1st
What's your thoughts when you see job postings like this? & do you have any concerns re. their intended usage? Edited section from a job advert, **my bold :**\- \> - The recordings will be used for study materials **and more.** \> (necessary requirements) -...
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by SLub2622
Mar 1st
I was wondering if actors do in fact have to really cry during the necessary scenes or do they use other things to make them cry.
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by Dramatic_Raise_1120
Mar 1st
Hi guys... so I am a professional actor aged 23. Depsite attending so many acting classes and working hard to learn about my craft, I feel like when I was younger I was a better actor. I was so free! I’m working on a big TV job right now right. Practicing at...
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by iovoko
Mar 1st
I want to see what it’s like for you working artists. How long you’ve been an actor, what kind of work you get, what kind of work you want, that sort of thing. Union or nonunion? Rep or no rep? Tell all
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by Status-Program-5681
Mar 1st
I’m a signed model in LA but don’t currently live there but will soon and i’ve spoken with some people in the film industry and they all say they think I have an amazing look. Now this got me interested and so I started researching stuff and actually came...
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by swollendreams
Feb 28th
Im a new writer, and i'm looking how to professionally write scripts, i downloaded the screenplay of coco, can i use that as a base? And change the info with my works info? Is that allowed? So i am just using the writing /template style , not the information?...
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by graciessecret
Feb 28th
I’m looking for a good drama school in Toronto that offers the same typical classes that I often see in London based drama schools. Subjects like Shakespeare and accents? It would be nice if they teach both theater and film acting. And maybe doesn’t...
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