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  1. Reddit by slycooper2 Jul 7th

    New and Wanting to Learn

    Hello, all. ​ I'm new to acting in general, as I've only begun my journey a few months ago back in March by taking lessons as a voice actor. ​ However, as I've progressed, I've become fascinated and infatuated with the world of acting as a...

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  2. Reddit by JohnKneedep Jul 6th

    Tips for a director about to rehearse with actors?

    Hey. I'm making my first short film with quite a large budget (for a short) and will soon go into rehearsals with actors, something I've never done. While some have little experience, other actors are actually quite experienced, been co-stars on many known TV...

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  3. Reddit by gthomascraig Jul 6th

    Can I get some suggestions on my next mic?

    Would love for any help the sub may offer. Currently using the Audio Technica AT2020. I do about half of my work from my home studio and would like to do more from home. I'm thinking it's time to step up the mic quality. The AT2020 is a solid mic But it...

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  4. Reddit by Yarrpe Jul 6th

    This may sound like a strange request but...

    I wanted to see if there are any actors with a good amount of experience who would be able to have a conversation with me. I just have so many questions and I need to find out a lot. Not just about the world of acting but if it’s right for me. It’s all just...

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  5. Reddit by jkdkind Jul 5th

    Bad Meisner acting teaching?

    Hi all. I've been attending Meisner acting classes. The focus of the class is the repetition exercise. First few sessions, all went well. I was following impulses, paying attention to partner, honestly laughing, crying, getting angry, embarrassed etc etc. But...

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  6. Reddit by Childofhistory75 Jul 5th

    Advice for someone looking for voice actors?

    My dad and I are huge fans of R.C. Bray and original audibles like Man on the Mountaintop. I would love to one day have my book adapted to an audio version. I'm curious what are good directions to give when doing a cast calling? Or the best way to give...

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  7. Reddit by neuraltransmission Jul 5th

    How do you throw yourself into a role?

    I’m an amateur actress who does acting on the side. I’m by no means talented, but I love it. I’m looking to improve, but I’ve noticed that whenever I take on a role, I find myself deliberately planning tiny details to be convincing versus just immersing...

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  8. Reddit by S_Gertie Jul 5th

    Ariel Theme Park Casting Question

    Possibly more film marketing related rather than acting -- but might be a different topic than the usual for a fun Friday thread. (you can downvote if you hate this topic and I won't feel bad) ​ With the recent casting of a black actress for the part...

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