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  1. Reddit by BenNevil Sep 2nd

    Advice for a foreign actor ?

    Hi every one. Do you have any advice for a non British/Non American actor to find some casting in the UK and the US ? I know that sometimes casting directors are looking outside their country, and I'm not gonna lie, the movies/tv shows in my country are...

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  2. Reddit by ToTheStarsandOnward Sep 2nd

    LA meetups.

    Self-Tape groups are cool, so are rehearsal groups, but being a person that only talks about acting or being around people that only talk about it is extremely draining. Would anybody in LA like to start group meetups for Karaoke once a week or bi-weekly? Get...

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  3. Reddit by m_t_g_999 Sep 2nd

    best place in los angeles for an actor to live?

    (keep in mind i’ve never been to los angeles before) i’m stuck between burbank, los feliz, and north hollywood. obviously i’m looking for the place that is closest to most auditions, but also a safe place with lots of things to do & preferably with metro...

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  4. Reddit by anon12152016 Sep 2nd

    question about rates

    hello, i'm looking and asking my friends who are voice actors for voice clips (10-30 seconds) for a dialogue piece to put in my portfolio. the problem is that i don't know how much it costs.. i know everybody has their own rates and i have asked them but i...

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  5. Reddit by teddy0088 Sep 1st

    Whose career do you want to emulate?

    Who has the most enviable career in your eyes. For me, It would have to be Scoot McNairy. Im convinced the man can walk on water. Everything from Halt and Catch Fire to Argo, the man is poetry in action. His acting style, and career choices really make an...

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  6. Reddit by Vazio123 Sep 1st

    Auditoning for Julliard with no expierence?

    Hi, im an actor from nyc area has anyone heard of Julliard drama audtions for actors with no expierence at least getting a call back? As a beginning actor in training im curious if Juilliard focuses soley on your audition rather than if you’ve had acting...

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