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  1. Reddit by NeverwuzBoi Jan 12th

    I GOT IN MY FIRST FILM!!!

    Ok, so its not really a big film, its more a short film, but its still really a big deal to me! I've always wanted to be a film actor, and this is the first real experience I've ever gotten. Before this, I just got a few leading roles in small local plays...

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  2. Reddit by GreenRiot Jan 12th

    Non-presencial directing.

    Soo, i explained recently about a amateur project i'm doing. I'm turning a novel i've written into a audionovel that i'll release as a podcast. It's in portuguese (but i plan to produce a international version later) soo i can't ask for help here. My budget...

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  3. Reddit by JasonRiverThompson Jan 11th

    Acting ambition and advice

    Hello everyone, I am trying to get into the acting industry, I have always wanted to be an actor but always talked myself out of it due to trivial reasons such as my accent being a big turn off for directors etc. I have recently registered with Backstage, I...

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  4. Reddit by Nar8 Jan 11th

    What is a group audition like

    I was told the director will give me one or two lines to read out in a "group audition". So I have to do my audition in front of a group of other actors? That seems nerve wracking lol.

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  5. Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Jan 11th

    Question about SAG

    So I did a SAG project recently, and I just received a letter detailing how I’m SAG-eligible. I know you aren’t allowed to do non-union projects if you’re formally a SAG member, but what does this specifically imply? Does this mean that once I’m a member...

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  6. Reddit by sid_gautama Jan 11th

    Demos Aren't Cheap - VO is an Industry

    I coach actors a lot. Film/TV actors. They want to make a quick buck and think, "What could be easier than VO?". A lot of of people approach VO this way. They baulk at spending $500 on a demo. Or $500 on a course. They expect to enter an industry investing...

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  7. Reddit by voice-artist Jan 11th

    The new pay to play landscape. Time to unionize?

    Hey everyone, Firstly I just want to send a huge amount of respect and collegiate love out to those who have chosen the path of voice acting and other creative pursuits, whether you're just starting out or are are decades into your journey. I'm a veteran...

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  8. Reddit by jadedjournalism Jan 10th

    Texas Agencies

    Any actors/industry professionals here who could recommend a great agency in Texas, preferably in Houston or Austin? (The ‘agents’ link in the FAQ section is down atm)

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  9. Reddit by Belg4r Jan 10th

    Moving over for acting

    Hi guys, so I'm in a bit of a pickle here. I'm an 18 year old (part-time) actor based in Belgium who has serious thoughts of moving over to a city near London soon. Too me Belgium is too small a place, we speak a different language and only a handful of...

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  10. Reddit by AutoModerator Jan 10th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jan 10

    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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  11. Reddit by D4rkcookies Jan 10th

    Rates for a new voice actor

    Hey all, I've just recently started voice acting and have landed my first solid interview! (All the previous so far never got past my reel). My client has asked me how much my rate/per completed hour is, and I'm unsure how much to charge as a beginner voice...

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  12. Reddit by puppypowpowpow Jan 10th

    Voice Actor Needed

    Hello reddit friends! I work with an agency and need a single commercial project voiced. I am looking for someone with a raspy masculine quality to their voice. Think Sam Elliot or late Johnny Cash. Speaking of cash, this is a paying gig, because work equals...

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