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  1. Reddit by Mrsoulsborne Feb 25th

    How old should I be to do voice acting

    I’m very excited to do voice acting but one problem is what’s the age to do voice acting specifically anime. Just curious. Also if you do tell me it would be much appreciated which companies make it where voice actors can be the youngest.

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  2. Reddit by SabReale12 Feb 25th

    Starnow

    Anyone knows if this site is actually as trustworthy as Backstage, Casting Frontier and Actors Access? Any tips about what to avoid in that page or it’s pretty much legit?

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  3. Reddit by Scheme-Puzzled Feb 25th

    What’s your story?

    I’ve never had so much anxiety in my life. I’m 29 and just deciding to try and follow my dreams of film/TV acting. I’ve wanted this since I was young and always found a way to talk myself out of it. Now I fear what if I’m wasting my time. The odds of a 30...

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  4. Reddit by Clikkks Feb 25th

    How to find classes?

    Hi, I have literally no experience in acting but I think I truly want to become an actor. I have had many and I mean MANY different things I have wanted to do in my life but this is the only thing I have considered that I think about all the time and believe...

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  5. Reddit by FurmidableCat Feb 25th

    Am I Too Picky or Just Unlucky?

    I feel like all I get right now are bad opportunities that I have to say no to while I can’t even get the good gigs I am interested in. Sometimes, I am even booked as an actor and I have to cancel when I find out that the project is illegal (according to...

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  6. Reddit by redditusername3214w Feb 25th

    I really truly hate this journey, I hate what this feels like, trying to "break in"... I just have to know based on my situation if I'm even remotely close because I can't live like this forever it's insane

    im not looking for sympathy. everything is perspective. I'm at the point where I am just so burnt out with this. I resent the fact that I've spend 8 years and I still feel lost. I resent the fact that I can't seem to get respect / an honest answer without...

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  7. Reddit by astronamese Feb 25th

    Actor's Access - Talent Link Question

    Hi everyone! I just recently decided to pursue my dreams of acting again since I'm nearby LA now (the last time I did any sort of acting was almost a decade ago in high school) and so I've been using Actor's Access for almost the past month. I've had about...

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  8. Reddit by kittyloopz Feb 25th

    New to acting

    Hi all. I’m 17 and i’ve never acted before. Ive just been accepted into the acting program at Georgia State University. I have no acting experience. I never did theatre and I never got enrolled into acting classes. I’m a little nervous. Ive always wanted to...

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  9. Reddit by steelworker0583 Feb 25th

    13 week broadcast rate

    I'm new to the talent agency business. I was asked what my actors rate would be for a commercial that would run through the NBA finals. It's a 13 week usage fee. This is definitely new to us. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated

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  10. Reddit by thetherealnoahrobbie Feb 24th

    Talent agents in ATL, NY, LA

    Fellow actors, agents, directors, and anything in between. I currently live in Michigan and have representation. 2 agents to be exact. I was thinking of sending online submissions to a few talent agents in NY, ATL, and LA. Will this conflict with the agents I...

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  11. Reddit by Actartist Feb 24th

    Union v. Nonunion post-pandemic: pros and cons?

    So this is specifically about AEA: but if anyone has insight to sister unions I’m sure it would be helpful to somebody out there too. When the pandemic hit I was a theatre actor with 45 EMC weeks, and an upcoming contract that would take me Equity at the end...

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  12. Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Feb 24th

    I am SO over seeing these types of roles for women!

    I know men don’t get these breakdowns through LACasting, but for us girls, we are constantly getting “gold digger” roles to submit too. For those of you that aren’t familiar... it’s the “real women, not actors” videos, in which a dude approaches a girl and...

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