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  1. Reddit by SevenWhoAreOne Apr 29th

    How do I go about finding auditions in Las Vegas?

    I live in Las Vegas Nevada and Ive been an actor since I was 14 (I'm 24 now) but I havent acted in a while and most of my stuff then was just highschool plays which Im not even sure count. I recently moved here and Ive decided that Im tired of just working...

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  2. Reddit by BUTTERSANDWlCH Apr 29th

    City Headshots?

    Hi, I'm new to the industry and have been looking for a headshot photographer for my very first headshots. I came across City Headshots in NYC and I like the look of them. What do you guys think? Do you have any experience with them? Here's their website...

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  3. Reddit by inthetrip Apr 29th

    any advice on getting yourself out of *that* place?

    so, the past few years have been pretty shitty for me acting wise - hardly any auditions and even fewer roles, switched agents a couple times, too and still no luck. A few days ago I just turned 22 and that really hit me hard especially considering Game of...

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  4. Reddit by worriedkiddddd Apr 29th

    Post-secondary options?

    I want to be a film/tv actress. I got into a conservatory acting program that accepts only 24, it was my dream program, and I’m very proud of that, and everyone I know is telling me to go for it, but something is stopping me from committing. I also got into a...

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  5. Reddit by AKComic Apr 29th

    We Talk Funny in Burbank, CA

    Hello everybody! If any of you are located in the Los Angeles, CA area - you won't want to miss this! **We Talk Funny** is the popular all-voiceover comedy show that takes place on the first Monday of each month at Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank, CA -...

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  6. Reddit by Garavila Apr 29th

    I'm not sure if I'm meant for this. (rant)

    I don't want to give up but I've taken lessons, challenged myself, worked hard on monologues and scenes with different actors for a few years now and I never book anything. I live in the southeast region, with a fair amount of work circulating but every time...

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  7. Reddit by beee_eees Apr 28th

    Eye Focus Exercises

    First time on the subreddit. Looked at all the rules and stuff but still not sure if this is allowed. Apologies if it isn’t. I’m a singer primarily as well as a decent actor. My only issue is, when I’m singing, my eye focus seems to be all over the place, and...

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  8. Reddit by varabel Apr 28th

    My parents don’t believe in me

    “You can never stay at a job” that’s because I need something more! “Just choose a major already” maybe college isn’t for me! “Millions of people just like you have the same dream” and what if we actually make it?! I just wish for once my parents could say “I...

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  9. Reddit by Siggi_Trust Apr 28th

    Agencies in UK?

    Hi everyone. I've posted here before asking how it is for an international actor to work in the US and obviously that's quite a leap and requires a lot of work and you know, you need a Visa and all that. But I wanted to ask about the UK and other countries in...

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  10. Reddit by ethandhoare Apr 27th

    Are All Successful Actors Members of a Union?

    I’ve never really been able to find out what actors are and aren’t members of an acting union. I want to be an actor, but I am unsure about if you can still achieve good parts in big budget movies and shows without the union or if you have to be a member...

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  11. Reddit by FreeActingThrowaway Apr 27th

    Working For Free and Making Work

    Hi /r/acting, Long time lurker, first time poster - with a throwaway, no less. ​ I abhor the idea of professional actors working for free, or even working for the often insulting "stipends" offered by all but the top tier gigs. ​ I've twice now...

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  12. Reddit by MacSiffer Apr 27th

    Media Concept: Personal Stories?

    I had this idea for a form of storytelling, like an improved audiobook. Think back to the Golden Age of radio, everything was done through voice actors, music and sound effects. What if a story was made where the listener was the main character, and every...

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