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  1. Reddit by Proof-Pollution454 Feb 7th

    Actors who have booked tv or film roles , do you get to rehearse the scenes with the other actors involved in the scenes with you to make sure everyone knows how the scene is to be acted or no ?

    Hello I wanted to ask any fellow actors who have booked work in television and film if when they book the gig , do you have the opportunity to be bake to rehearse the scenes with the other actors that are in the scene with you to make sure the scene is acted...

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  3. Reddit by ffeeboy Feb 7th

    How do I get out there?

    Hey! I’m 15(m) and I have a dream to be a famous actor. I really want to go into film but I’m not too sure where to start. Could anyone recommend options to me or some advice on what to do. I feel very passionate about acting, and I’ve been told I’m pretty...

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  4. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Feb 7th

    Question about Instinctual vs Intellectual acting

    How can an actor who is naturally more of an intellectual (such as myself) in his life, work, and his approach to work rather than an instinctual or emotional (etc, etc) grow, nurture and develop the other necessary "skills". In other words, how can an...

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  5. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Feb 7th

    QUESTION: Tuning an actors instrument?

    I've heard time and time again that the actor him/herself is their own instrument, and in order to be able to express their character's feelings, needs, wants, actions, and journey, he/she needs to have a fully primed and open instrument which their mind...

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  6. Reddit by Hot-Space8691 Feb 7th

    Should I leave this acting class?

    Ok I dont know if this type of post is allowed here but might as well. This class just feels bad. I might come across as an ahole here and I am sorry but I value honesty and telling people how it is etc. The main issue is the format which doesn't really...

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  7. Reddit by Legitimate_Ebb3623 Feb 7th

    Any fun alternatives to improv?

    I took an Improv Level 1 class last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. I wasn't trying to be an actor but just wanted to learn something new, make friends, and have fun. Now I'm in level 2 but it just feels like more of the same and I feel like theres a certain...

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  9. Reddit by Darth_Quixote Feb 6th

    AI doesn't breathe

    One thing is clear to me while listening to these (admittedly damn competent) AI samples: AI doesn't breathe. When I was newer to VO, I made the mistake that many do: I edited out every single breath. But breath is such an integral part of performance. In...

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  11. Reddit by Electrical_Window243 Feb 6th

    What Would You Choose? New Agent vs. Experienced Agent

    I'm lucky to have 2 agents that want to sign me. For background, I'm a black female developmental actress in LA that would be going out mainly for co-stars. Both agents work for similar sized companies. One is a new agent that seems hungry and willing to work...

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  14. Reddit by cal4short Feb 6th

    What classes do you need?

    Hi there! I'm getting more into acting having taken some classes already but my imposter syndrome is showing and I keep comparing myself to people with BFA/MFA experience and not knowing what they have that I lack. What classes do you think are useful to have...

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  19. Reddit by love_acting99 Feb 5th

    Can you guys relate

    I doubt I'm the only one who feels like this, but I feel like the more productions I do the more I love it. I feel like acting never gets old because every single role and production is different, so it feels like every project is a completely new experience...

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  20. Reddit by AHungerForKnowledge Feb 5th

    How long do Voice Actors have left?

    With Eleven Labs releasing their Great Gatsby narration by an AI (linked here,) it really shook me. It sounds pretty good. How long until AI is superior, faster, and cheaper than Voice Actors?

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