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  1. Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Feb 8th

    Submissions to Auditions

    On average, how many auditions do you get from your submissions on a weekly basis via Actors Access? I'm feeling a bit stuck right now, because I barely get any theatrical auditions. Wether thats for a paying indie or a non paying student film, crickets. I'm...

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  2. Reddit by HocusPocusHocusPocus Feb 7th

    Does this make you uncomfortable?

    Hey everyone! I'm a mid 20's, female, LA based actor. I wanted to get you quick opinion on something. I am a VERY empathetic person, and when I act this comes out a lot PHYSICALLY. I'm very touchy feely. I don't even know I'm doing it until I'm already doing...

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  3. Reddit by AutoModerator Feb 7th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Feb 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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  4. Reddit by worldtraveler9700 Feb 7th

    Actor's Access

    I've recently been getting more into film and tv acting and have heard that I should be on Actor's Access. I'm on the fence about it due to not having a reel. I'm working on it but I don't have enough material for it yet and I know that's very important. I'm...

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  5. Reddit by asyouwish17 Feb 7th

    Actor’s Access vs. Backstage

    Hello! I’m an aspiring actor based in LA. I don’t have a ton of credits, but I have taken acting classes, done some extra work, some student film work, and am working on getting headshots and a reel. I’m also going to sign up for Central Casting soon. Right...

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  6. Reddit by digitalren Feb 6th

    Recommendations for LA acting classes

    I need help! My boyfriend is an actor in LA and been there since May 2018. He’s been struggling a lot and feeling discouraged, especially right now. He’s in Hawaii for his best friend’s wedding later this week and missed 3 great opportunities all in one day...

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  7. Reddit by FabriVlogs Feb 6th

    How to act Shakespear without sounding overdramatic

    My first language is Italian, although I have a very good english (you could tell English is not my mothertongue but it’s still very clear and I worked a lot on my accent) however I feel very confident when I act for camera, but when I have to do Shakespear I...

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