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  1. Reddit by zoelaurak Jun 2nd

    What Should I Do?

    I'm 22, I live in Ottawa, and I want to be a film actor. I will move to Toronto for school and bc there are more opportunities there. I have limited acting experience (two 6 week acting classes, once a week). I've been accepted to Toronto Film school, however...

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  2. Reddit by Vezical2 Jun 1st

    Booked my first feature film, then covid happened.

    I love acting. Ever since I was a little kid i would go in EVERYTHING my small town had to offer as an actor. In year 10 (16yrs) I moved away from my family to the big city to go to a performing arts highschool to study acting. I finally graduated from my...

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  3. Reddit by KilatPsychHub Jun 1st

    Looking for Voice Actors!!!

    Hi guys! I work at a company called Psych Hub and I'm looking for more Voice Actors to add to our roster. We are continuously making videos about mental health and this would be on ongoing relationship if chosen to join our roster! I'm mostly looking for...

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  4. Reddit by atlas768 Jun 1st

    Do CDs and producers care about social media?

    I’ve heard a story of Henry Goulding in Crazy Rich Asians getting cast with no acting experience, all because they found his Instagram account and thought he was very handsome. I’m wondering if CDs frequently go through social media to scout potential actors...

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  5. Reddit by atlas768 Jun 1st

    What are the do’s and don’t’s of a reel?

    What are the hallmarks of a good acting reel? What is the best length? Do casting directors and producers care about the editing? Also, as another question to actors who have action reels - do you guys have a separate action reel and an acting reel? Or do you...

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  6. Reddit by Lucca01 May 31st

    Should I change practice tactics?

    I'm a transgender woman trying to get into voice acting, both as a means to practice my female voice and because I want to see if voice acting is something I'd like to try to get into. I've already done a lot of voice training with the intent of honing my...

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  7. Reddit by awfullyirish May 31st

    Interested in being interviewed?

    Hey guys I'm looking for people who've had unique experiences on acting, sadly for the purpose of the podcast we're looking for film and tv actors but if you have a unique story lemme know! The podcast is called the awfully Irish podcast

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  8. Reddit by gorillaguy2020 May 31st

    Favorite role in American Buffalo?

    I’m thinking of doing this play at my local community theatre with two other actors I know who’re interested in the project. With each character being so complex and conflicted throughout the play, it made me wonder who my favorite role in it is. Reddit...

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  9. Reddit by ID27239 May 31st

    making use of body language

    I've heard in a few interviews that some voice actors will use a specific pose when voicing a charter (I act like I'm holding a coffee mug when I voice this PI, I hunch over and crouch a little when I voice this monkey like charter) and I've talked with some...

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