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  1. Reddit by GabiCap Jan 9th

    Practicing by yourself

    So a little background: I'm getting back into improv with some classes (it used to be a hobby in high school). I've never been an actor or see myself as one. But in my last improv class level, the focus was on being an actor and seeing yourself as an actor...

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  2. Reddit by theatre_kid18 Jan 8th

    Acting Stage Names

    I know a lot of people in Hollywood have stage names that are totally different than their actual names, so when do you think the right time is in an actor's career to make a stage name? (e.g. when they first join an agency, have a strong resume, etc.) :)

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  3. Reddit by stile03 Jan 8th

    Acting agencies in NSW

    Hey guys Australian based actor here seeking an agency! Just wondering if any other actors from Australia could lead me in a direction to an agency? Really don’t want to waste my time on scams and just get right to the auditions! Thank you

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  4. Reddit by and0210 Jan 8th

    Backstage & IMDB pro

    At the moment I have actors access and casting networks, but am looking to get more breakdown services. Does anyone use either backstage or IMDb for breakdowns? Any recommendations? Thanks in advance

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  5. Reddit by IdShaveForHim Jan 8th

    Beginning Voice Actor who would like advice

    As a beginning voice actor I am not quite sure where to get jobs. I have a walk in closest with lots of clothes (should I also get sound foam?) and studio quality sound equipment. Where are the best places to find voice over, audiobook, and voice acting work?...

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  6. Reddit by harryaspinwall Jan 8th

    Getting an agent in the UK

    Hello, UK actors! I'd love to get your take on representation in the UK. For context, I'm a US-UK dual citizen, grew up mostly in Scotland but have been living in the US for many years, currently in NYC. I've booked some great projects over here, including a...

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  7. Reddit by teamnameglobalissues Jan 7th

    interests on an acting cv?

    long story short, in a couple days im gonna be auditioning for a young actors course - at the audition, though, as well as a monologue and headshot, we have to bring in a cv of our experience, training, and interests, which seems perfectly normal, but thing...

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  8. Reddit by Fluffy_Wiggles Jan 7th

    Tampa theatre scene?

    Hello, I'm an actor considering moving to Tampa. I would really appreciate it if someone knowledgeable could give me a brief run down of what the scene is like down there. I have been to the Straz Center, so that's literally all I know lol. Thanks in advance...

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  9. Reddit by stile03 Jan 7th

    Listening

    So today in my acting class the teacher sat us down in front of a camera and told us to listen to him without saying anything, he would read a monologue where he would scream at you and I was super confused on how to listen to what he was saying without...

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  10. Reddit by AkioLama Jan 7th

    I know there’s been many posts about side jobs for actors but I was wondering if anyone knows of any legitimate flexible, make your own hours job/skill that I could take on by enrolling in a program/course and receiving a certificate in? (web development,

    Not too concerned about making tons of money, more so would like to find something flexible that would work with an actor’s schedule but still be enough to support oneself. Perhaps something I could do working from home, and PREFERABLY something where I could...

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  11. Reddit by blindfvckarya Jan 7th

    How can foreign actors work in the US?

    I've always wondered how many Australians, Brits, Europeans, and other Asians land a job in the US and eventually live there. What about their visa? For example, Katherine Langford's first gig was 13rw and she easily obtained a working visa. How is the...

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  12. Reddit by Practical-Jacket Jan 7th

    Was always bothering me

    So there’s a dialogue in the movie right, are there two cameras at once with actors actually speaking to each other or do they record their lines one at a time?

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  13. Reddit by animalcrossingpro2 Jan 7th

    How do you/did you get into voice acting?

    I'm sure you probably get posts like this all the time. I'm a 20 year old man with a very deep and clear voice. I have always received compliments from people I meet saying that I should be a voice actor or radio announcer. At first I looked into it and was...

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