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  1. Reddit by Supes_man Apr 10th

    My recording day routine, feel free to add to it.

    Mine is to avoid caffeine 2-3 hours before I need to use my voice. Not only is it a dehydrator, it will exacerbate many common problems such as talking to fast, having a strained sound by pinching the back of your throat too much, etc. I drink lots of water...

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  2. Reddit by kephenstingg Apr 10th

    I think I’m going to quit acting

    I’m 20 years old. I don’t mean to come off as arrogant but like thousands of actors, I was born with natural instincts to acting. At the acting school I went to, (which taught Meisner, movement psychology, Shakespeare and traditional acting) I understood the...

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  3. Reddit by myreddit__username Apr 10th

    Losing motivation- Thoughts?

    Hello fellow actors, I’m a 20 year old actress living in New York City. I have been taking acting seriously for 5 years now, predominately taking classes and performing with The Barrow Group. I’ve done my fair share of commercials and short films, nothing...

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  4. Reddit by Robert_de_Saint_Loup Apr 10th

    Why do professional actors still go to workshops ??

    There’s so many professional actors who have done some well distributed films, participated in plenty of plays, and have done commercials, etc... Yet they still go to their workshop or work with their acting coach. I find this quite interesting because in no...

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  5. Reddit by jamesjimmybyrondean Apr 10th

    I don't know if I want to be an actor

    I'm going to be 20 this year and would be done with University next year so shit is getting real for me. I've been thinking about what I want to do with my life, I've thought about my past and what i have passion for or my hobbies and for me it's watching...

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  6. Reddit by Cinderr94 Apr 10th

    What’s next?

    Hello fellow actors, I have a Headshot, Demo Reel and Resume. Can anyone offer some advice on what the next step should be? How do I self submit? How do I find representation? How do I meet CD’s? Any websites/links? I feel like a lost puppy, please help! :)...

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  7. Reddit by scarlettdevries Apr 10th

    a start amidst covid-19?

    hi guys! i’m currently a junior in high school and have recently figured out that i would like to be an actress. the problem is that i have absolutely no experience and i have no idea where to start. i have always loved movies and shows, and i had the...

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  8. Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Apr 10th

    Which book should I read first?

    I have many acting books to choose from and am not sure on which I should read first. Technique-wise I lean more toward method acting but am open to anything . Here is my list: - An Actor Prepares - Stanislavski - Building a Character - Stanislavski -...

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  9. Reddit by pocketsydney Apr 10th

    YouTube Video Ideas For Voice Actors?

    Hi everyone! I’m an aspiring voice actor and I’ve been thinking of starting a YouTube channel. Besides impressions and comic dubs, what types of videos could I make? Any ideas are highly appreciated! Thanks!

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  10. Reddit by iamz33r0 Apr 9th

    How does one know what type of roles to go for?

    I haven't acted in maybe about 10 years. I was excited to get back into it til Ms. Rona showed up. But i figure i'd do some research in the meantime. How do I know what roles to go for? As a "new" actor, what would you suggest I do to figure out the type of...

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  11. Reddit by AutoModerator Apr 9th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Apr 9

    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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  12. Reddit by CaringFarmer Apr 9th

    A question for seasoned actors.

    My question is, when I’m working on a play or a script for a film and I’ve found the characters objective and the actions he takes to get them, should I focus on what his mannerisms might be like? For example if I’m a sly pool player should I squint my eyes...

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