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  1. Reddit by BUTTERSANDWlCH Aug 18th

    When did you first realize you wanted to be an actor?

    I was about 4 or 5. I would see my great uncle quite a lot and I remember he'd always turn on Shirley Temple movies for me. I loved them and would always sing along to the songs. I had curly hair like she did and one day, my uncle jokingly said, "You could be...

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  2. Reddit by MisterJose Aug 17th

    As honestly as possible, to what extent is Hollywood acting something a large portion of people can do passably, and to what extent do you really need a certain special ability to have high odds of getting somewhere.

    I know this is a question sure to ignite feelings before I ask it. As a classical musician, of course I think that the thing I do is like one of the hardest, most grueling things you can do, that's self-interest, and being truly objective and unbiased is a...

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  3. Reddit by ImALoudSadGirl Aug 17th

    Grad School Fall Auditions!

    Hey guys! Going back into my second year of graduate school on Saturday. Soon afterwards we'll have auditions for the Fall productions, which are Night of the Iguana and Cabaret. I'm a soprano with a good voice and a character actor. Roles I've played include...

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  4. Reddit by AutoModerator Aug 16th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Aug 16

    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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  5. Reddit by Theurbanalchemist Aug 16th

    Ideas for FT overnight job?

    I currently work at Amazon Warehouse (NY/NJ area) doing a 6:30pm —5am shift. I’m accustomed to it now, but the overall job I’m getting tired of, even if I’m making $15 with benefits and retirement options (and more importantly, it allows me to audition when I...

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  6. Reddit by Winniehiller Aug 16th

    FINDING YOUR TYPE - AND WHY IT’S IMPORTANT

    “He’s like a young Tom Hanks”. “She’s like a funny Jennifer Lopez”. Nobody wants to be squeezed into a stereotype or compared to someone else, but these kinds of exemplifications are used all the time in the business by agents and managers to sell their...

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  7. Reddit by thebearthatlived Aug 16th

    Am I the right fit for acting?

    Hi, my name is Finn and I'm a 16 year old trans dude. Naturally, being transgender, I look a lot younger than 16. I'm 5'0",I have a decently high voice and I have an over jet bite (dental issues from my moms side :/). I've been thinking a lot about getting...

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  8. Reddit by BrammStroker Aug 15th

    Where are you finding work?

    Not finding much work through my agent so I'm curious where everyone else is getting theirs! Facebook groups, NowCasting, Backstage, Actors Access, Casting Fronteir, Cast It, Craigslist, word of mouth, Mandy, acting classes? Where have you gotten the most...

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