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  1. Reddit by mayertanza May 21st

    I Am Very New

    Hi, I'm very new to reddit, and I'm trying to turn my life around. I'm looking at a new career for myself. I'm 23 year young and based in Sydney as an international student, I would like to be able to enter the film industry becoming an actor. I have no...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator May 21st

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - May 21

    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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  3. Reddit by RazMachine77 May 21st

    Acting opportunities in Vancouver, BC

    Hey there everyone! My name’s Adrian and I am an actor in Bucharest, RO. I just turned thirty last month and, for a while now, I’ve been contemplating moving to Canada. More specifically, Vancouver BC. First off, a few things about me: I have a degree in...

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  4. Reddit by SlowResearch2 May 21st

    What to do after a failed audition

    This is an experience that actors have after being in the business for approximately 5 seconds: getting rejected or not getting the part they want. Yeah it's frustrating, but I try to use it a way to grow from ti and learn. Here's what I do. 1. Go to your...

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  5. Reddit by lunskyee May 21st

    Videogame VO tape best practice?

    I’m an actor who’s been asked to audition and tape for a Videogame VO. I’ve never done this before, but is this tape meant to be done the same way as a self tape for film/TV is? Do I need a reader? Or do I just say my lines while on camera? And do I look down...

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  6. Reddit by DeificWhiteBoy May 21st

    Question About Early 90s Acting

    Why does it seem like literally every single female character from the late 80s and early 90s sounded exactly the same in TV and movies? They all use the same inflection to their voice. Like, you can point out the difference a 90s actress and a 00s actress...

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  7. Reddit by Blooberry314 May 21st

    [MALE/FEMALE] Horror Fangame - VA Needed! [60$+]

      # I am gathering assets, 3D and Audio based, for the development of a FNAF-Based fangame.   ***   I've so far been investing money into various character models that should you be accepted, I will reveal a good bit to you before fully...

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  8. Reddit by colin1122 May 20th

    Can someone recommend an online acting course?

    Hey, so I want to start studying BA Acting in the UK next year and was wondering if anyone could recommend some online acting courses. Not only to prepare for the auditions but also to develop as an actor. Due to the current situation I figured that the only...

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  9. Reddit by ConsciousCoachUK May 20th

    Does Auditioning always need to cause fear?

    *You got the email, the call from your agent. You have an audition coming up in the next couple of days. You’ve got your audition script (if you’re lucky). You prepare, you know your lines inside out. You’ve tried it different ways, with different levels of...

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  10. Reddit by boggledbrain88 May 20th

    Are Backstage.com gigs legit?

    I’ve been considering signing up and paying the small fee to subscribe to backstage.com. It appears they are constantly looking for actors but I’m curious if anyone has subscribed and had any luck. I don’t want to sign up, apply for 100 low paying “gigs” only...

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  11. Reddit by boogercube May 20th

    Signed to an LA agent - next steps, feeling weird?

    Hi all! I arrived in LA late February, signed up for TalentLink on Actors Access, met (virtually) with a few agents, and ended up signing with one a couple of weeks ago. They are SAG-AFTRA licensed, and someone I met has been with them for a while and only...

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  12. Reddit by dgeek May 19th

    Leading roles only!?

    Hello! Actor here... been earning a living for 30+ years doing this crazy job and I love it... and I hate it! I love acting but often hate actually being an actor...probably something do with control issues I imagine!? I'm jealous of painters or sculptors or...

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