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  1. Reddit by gustavoboscan Jan 16th

    Pls help I’m new

    Hi everyone, I’m a 17 year old actor I just moved to the US, leaving everything behind to pursue this crazy dream that I have since I’m a kid, the thing is, I have no idea where to start I have IMDB pro I have my headshots and photos, I also have actors...

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  2. Reddit by us_sa_ha_na Jan 16th

    Advice for crying on mic

    So, a bit of background info, I've done voice acting for a while just on personal projects and videos for youtube, and I'm currently an actress and sound editor on an audio drama which has been very fun so far, but I've run into a little roadblock. I have...

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  3. Reddit by bravobickham Jan 16th

    Hard to pick voices

    Hi my name is Dion "Bravo" Bickham and I'm an actor but currently working on voice acting. Earlier today I found a talent agency looking for voice actors. Their roster is full so I really wanna stand out when I submit these voices. So what voices do y'all...

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  4. Reddit by epyllionard Jan 15th

    Help, I'm probably going to burn my fingers

    Hey actors. I'm a writer, making a short video of a story of mine. And YE GODS, the things I'm discovering, and the things I'm probably not noticing. But hey. Here we are. The story is about a sorcerer and a broom, you know the rest (don't say it out loud...

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  5. Reddit by GlitteringTarget0 Jan 15th

    People with negative approach towards the crafts.

    I've met people who blamed POC for their lack of jobs, or people telling rookie actors to give up on their dreams to become an actor just for the sake of making them give up. How could someone be like this? And is this kind of person common in the industry?...

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  6. Reddit by rob2349 Jan 15th

    2021 and beyond

    what do u think this year of productions will look like? especially for new actors with little to no experience? LA? NYC? when will more classes and auditions be back in person? anyone in LA or NYC with in person things ? etc

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  7. Reddit by JungleSasquatch Jan 15th

    Acting Notes I took in a lesson from a coach...

    Utilize a "Life Rich Background" approach to acting style, character development, and auditioning. - development of the characters history and take on the persona/being of who you are creating We start with analysis of the script - Scrpit=fact  the confines...

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  8. Reddit by DatBoiMemes425 Jan 15th

    Acrors Access

    Hi, i'm 17 and just found a breakdown on actors access in my city that would be for a indie feature film, i'm pretty new at this so don't currently have an agent or anything or professional headshots. I know i'd be great for one of the characters but would it...

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  9. Reddit by indigo_flamingo Jan 15th

    Question regarding how many agents an actor can have

    Hi all! I live in LA and am in a relationship with someone who lives in SF. As a result, I drive up to SF pretty regularly. Since there are a lot of “real couple” commercial auditions right now, I figured it might be nice to get another agent in SF (my...

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  10. Reddit by morganbkeaton Jan 15th

    Global VO survey: please participate! All are welcome

    Who: any voice actor, beginner to pro What: anonymous survey to gather data on the state of voice-over; looking for 1000+ responses, so please share! Why: data is power! This can help us with pricing, with showing SAG-AFTRA how much work they’ve lost, and so...

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