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  1. Reddit by evergracelessone Nov 7th

    Chameleon Actors

    I’m really interested in chameleon actors. People like Joaquin Phoenix and Meryl Streep who don’t even seem to be acting, it’s like an entirely different freaking human being, to the point where you don’t even recognize them in spite of the same face/body...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 7th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Nov 7

    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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  5. Reddit by onethatgotaway_ Nov 7th

    How do people react to you acting

    Hello! Do you as an actor tell people good news when you get the chance? Let’s say a new episode or commercial releases with you in it... do you tell all your friends? Or do you keep it to yourself? I usually don’t post anything on social media so I usually...

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  7. Reddit by encyclopedia_blonde Nov 7th

    Blocking/miming in a self-tape?

    I've got a self-tape audition for a feature film, and I'd like some advice re: physical aspects of the scenes. There are a few parts in the sides in which I'm supposed to drop to my knees / point a rifle menacingly at someone / hold a baby. How would you...

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  9. Reddit by iluye1 Nov 7th

    Is it... slow for anyone right now?

    I’m fully repped, in the Los Angeles market and am a popular type.... used to auditioning 2 times a week average. For almost two months it’s been crickets for me. Just wondering if there’s anyone else out there experiencing this! What do you guys do during...

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  10. Reddit by jennmca Nov 6th

    Filming emotional scenes

    I know with comedy, usually each scene is performed multiple times, of course depending on time and other external factors. Sometimes multiple takes are used for opportunities to improvise. But when it comes to very heavy scenes in dramas, are those typically...

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  13. Reddit by frenchtrees Nov 6th

    Leaving my agent

    I want to leave my agent. What should be my first move? What should I ensure before I move on. Would you recommend leaving without representation if youre getting nothing from them anyway? (London based actor. Recently graduated drama school)

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  14. Reddit by dontcallmebythat Nov 6th

    Should I consider a different name?

    I’m starting to get more into personal branding, and it got me thinking about my brand as an actor. I have a fairly common name, and even though there aren’t any famous celebrities with my name, there are plenty of IMDB profiles. I really don’t want to...

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  18. Reddit by xHey_All_You_Peoplex Nov 5th

    How to find auditions

    How do you find auditions without having to pay for backstage and stuff. And I mean legit auditions. I’m not talking about crazy big things but just little background stuff in shows or movies or commercials, maybe main roles if it fits. Writing a story about...

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