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  1. Reddit by thomyorkesadoptedson Jan 16th

    Actors access $22 reel charge?

    Hey y'all, Actor's access media section says "**Performance Videos** are a one-time charge of $22.00 USD per minute or a fraction thereof." I wanted to ask: if I were to get new footage back and wanted to update my reel, would I have to pay the $22+ AGAIN...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Jan 16th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jan 16

    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 helpmeplease9342 Jan 16th

    Please help me with my first non-commercial audition.

    So, I'm pretty excited about an upcoming audition tomorrow, but I think I already failed before I even started. The audition asks for having an accent, and I don't know if I can pull it off. Should I go, butcher a British accent, and go anyway because it's an...

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  4. Reddit by meg9191 Jan 15th

    MFA Acting Auditions AMA (A.C.T., etc)

    I found a post someone did a few years ago super helpful in my audition process, and wanted to pay it forward. Also, I wanted to share some info about American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) because I was so nervous about leaving NYC as a working actor and...

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  5. Reddit by pinkpaintingpandas Jan 15th

    Looking for a mentor :)

    Hello! I am 25 year old female voice actress looking for someone who has a bit more experience in the field and is interested in having a mentee :) More info: Currently enrolled in VO classes.Demo to be recorded in April/May. Live in SoCal Please shoot me a...

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  6. Reddit by sadandexhausted Jan 15th

    Designing your character

    I’ve heard so many movie star actors, interviews, talk about reading a script and trying to “find out” who their character is/what they are going through/etc. What are some methods you guys use to bring the character to “life”, decide what “blocking” to use...

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