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  1. Reddit by Regret68 Dec 12th

    I’m going to be the next big actor

    Just kidding, but whenever I watch a YouTube video about acting I see a few comments like this and I just find it funny. Also, I have a quick question. I think I’m finally ready to start putting myself out there more in regards to acting, but I don’t have...

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  2. Reddit by alwaystoiyurd Dec 12th

    Pilot Season Rookie

    As pilot season is nearing, it will be my first time taking part!! Excited but, is it extremely rare to get auditions for tv shows without an agent? I heard that you can only get access to submit to major shows (Actors Access)if you are represented. Is this...

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  3. Reddit by AutoModerator Dec 12th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Dec 12

    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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  4. Reddit by boondoggle212 Dec 12th

    Levels?

    I’ve been reading a lot about levels in acting. Lower level managers and agents, upper level actors, etc., and I’m curious what people mean. Are there stages of being an actor and what are they? And how do you go from one level to another and can you expect...

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  5. Reddit by philsiu02 Dec 12th

    [Hiring] Video Game Voice Acting

    We're looking for around 13 voice actors, each to record around 80 words plus 20 short emotional sounds (gasps, groans, "hmm", "tsk" etc) to be used in an, indie video game. All voices are adult (between the ages of 20 and 40) and all will be spoken in...

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  6. Reddit by kkrs28 Dec 12th

    Should I do the expensive headshot?

    I’m an aspiring actress, and I am trying to get my first headshot done. In my city there is a very reputable lady whose work is amazing but around 550$. Obviously these headshots would be the goal, but should I just fork over the 550$ (even though I could...

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  7. Reddit by milkydoll Dec 12th

    Research Suggestions for "Nora" from A Doll House

    Hi everyone, I am currently doing intensive character work and research for "Nora" from Ibsen's "A Doll House" and I'd like to know if anyone knows any material that might be helpful to my research about the character. Any movies, books, documentaries, etc.?...

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  8. Reddit by Timoteode217 Dec 12th

    Robert Pattinson

    I’m new to this sub, you guys have awesome insights and conversations that I love to have with other people. I’ll try and add another one. How do you guys feel about Robert being casted as Batman. He’s quickly becoming one of my favorite actors along with...

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  9. Reddit by IllEstablishment5 Dec 12th

    Acting Families

    I have a simple question. Why most of the time families in movies and tv shows are made up of actors that are strangers instead of using a whole family thats a real family irl?? Sorry if its a dumb question i have no knowledge at all about acting or that...

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  10. Reddit by Yaars23 Dec 11th

    Talent Link?

    I know industry referrals are best for an agent, but I was wondering if anyone here had success with Talent Link through Actor’s Access?

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  11. Reddit by lulugirl17 Dec 11th

    How to be a supportive partner to my actor SO

    Hey all, I know this isn't a typical post on this sub but I'm looking for specific advice. My boyfriend and I are graduating college, him in a few weeks, me in a few months. I have a full-time job lined up and plan on supporting us as he gets his career...

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  12. Reddit by HypoTomasis Dec 11th

    Feeling horrible. Need to vent and get advice

    So I'm 25 years old. Just started in drama school. Last year I was in foundation in drama school and am now getting my BA acting. I've been working hard to get into drama school and sacrificed so much. I just got out of meeting where I've been told I have...

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  13. Reddit by Hyper_Intake123 Dec 11th

    Is acting slowly driving me insane?

    So I'm a beginning actor, been attending weekly classes for 2 months now. In between classes I am doing voice work exercises, reading stamisvalski uta hagen, chekhov pretty much anything that helps me. I read plays out loud to myself every week, do monologues...

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  14. Reddit by brendanattey Dec 11th

    LA Casting Sites

    Hello all! I've been in LA nearly 3 months now, started acting recently, and would like to see how much of my monthly income I can make from it. As such, I'm going to invest to get on more of the casting sites and see how much more work that brings in. I am...

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  15. Reddit by Funbully2019 Dec 11th

    For Extras & Background Actors

    For all my film and TV extras / background actors.... Press Release: [STANLEY, A Brand Of PMI, Launches New Recognition For Background Actors After Hollywood Ignores Request To Add Categories To Existing Award...

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  16. Reddit by Sour_Olive Dec 11th

    Temp Job Before The REAL Job...But

    Howdy, So this is a problem I've been thinking about a lot lately--how do you tell your employer that you need to leave for an audition--Without getting fired? Are you completely transparent about it and let them know you're an actor or do you just tell them...

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