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  1. Reddit by _ivi_eevee Jul 4th

    Online auditions

    Hi guys! I've been wondering if Netflix, Nickelodeon, Disney etc. are doing online auditions. I live in a country where there aren't any options for a teenager (16 years old, female). I adore acting and I really want to try my luck (I've had roles in school...

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  2. Reddit by magicbutterly Jul 4th

    Acting in NYC with COVID

    Hey everyone first of all I think it is awesome how many of you all have been so active with your acting from home between auditions, monologues, and online classes. It is great to see! My question is for the actors in NY (mostly film and TV wise) do you...

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  3. Reddit by raw_ramen69 Jul 4th

    What should I get?

    Hey I'm an aspiring voice actor and I dont know what equipment I need, I have a very low budget so I can't buy anything expensive, anyone know anything?

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  4. Reddit by sircarrgomm Jul 3rd

    “Actors Wall”

    Have any of you folks ever hit a wall where you can’t seem to make any line sound right? I’ve had this for over a year and I just don’t know how to get past it. I try to remember what I was doing a few years back that made me so much more talented than I am...

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  5. Reddit by jordanaanna95 Jul 3rd

    Why are acting methods necessary?

    Please forgive my ignorance. This question is being asked by someone who’s only taken beginning acting classes, and hasn’t been exposed to methods/techniques like Stanislavsky, meisner, etc. I don’t understand why they are necessary. I’ve gone into auditions...

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  6. Reddit by sk8rboi36 Jul 3rd

    Acting through narration/storytelling

    I think the most unfortunate effect of the prevalence of CGI is films have become so focused on visuals they neglect to develop the skills of their actors to captivate the audience just by speaking. I’m not talking just monologue, though one of the first...

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  7. Reddit by redalienbaby Jul 3rd

    backstage podcast

    Im just getting into the backstage podcast.. anybody know of any good episodes where actors discuss their audition/preparation process?

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  8. Reddit by Wonderful_Drama Jul 2nd

    NYC One On One audition (Krawkower)

    Hi, I know there were already threads about One on One but I'm frustrated with the audition process. I auditioned twice and didn't get in. I'm not saying I'm this incredible actor but I've always gotten consistently good feedback in different acting programs...

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  9. Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 2nd

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jul 2

    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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  10. Reddit by lazyxlibra Jul 2nd

    Trouble Finding New Agent

    Hi! Canadian here in Toronto. I know there's the pandemic, but things are opening up in Toronto and from what I know, in-person auditions are now happening in limited capacity and of course self-tapes are the norm. But all that aside: I'm an actress that's...

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  11. Reddit by charghead Jul 2nd

    Where should I move to as a beginner?

    I'm thinking about moving to the US to try and be a working actor after the virus situation calms down. Which city should I move to? I've heard that cities like Atlanta are seeing more productions but I'm also interested in training as well as I haven't...

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