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  1. Reddit by FunneyBonez Apr 24th

    Taking agencies outside of major cities—yay or nay?

    I’ve been steady working as an actor by myself for about 5 years, supplementing my income so to speak. Resume is bulked, filled the entire back page of my headshot, the time has come for me to seek representation. Now I’ve applied to maybe less than 15 or so...

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  2. Reddit by djinsins Apr 24th

    Website for casting calls?

    I'm trying to get more experience to become an actor and a lot of these sites want you to pay Should I use the site that need you to pay or are there any other sites I could use? I'm 6ft1.

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  3. Reddit by timothylobster Apr 24th

    [PAID] Seeking Voice Lines for Tiny Animation

    ​ I'm looking for two voice actors to do just a voice line or two for my characters (male and female). The male has a slightly nasally voice and I relate his voice somewhat to Gerard Way or BedBananas on YouTube. Here's what those two sound like. I...

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  4. Reddit by JSRambo Apr 24th

    Do you put current projects on your resume?

    This is something I've had discussions with my colleagues about often, and I've heard many different opinions on it even from very seasoned actors. Do you include a project that's currently filming or in the rehearsal process on your resume, when you're...

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  5. Reddit by metallaugh666 Apr 23rd

    Voice acting advice

    Basically to keep it simple. I want to be a voice actor(or at least theatre). Its something ive been wanting to do since i was young but im in my 20s now and stuck at a job i hate. I figured that now i should try to finally get off my ass and do something...

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  6. Reddit by tomrichards8464 Apr 23rd

    Self-tape basics

    I've worn a lot of hats over the years. I've acted on stage (a lot) and in movies (a few). I've produced, directed, written, production managed and stage managed plays, and I do script development for film. Now, for the first time, I am helping to cast a...

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  7. Reddit by JasonRedux Apr 23rd

    Actors have become too accessible nowadays!

    Just watching some old interviews from the 70s and 80s and I'm astounded by how articulate and respectable actors were back then, I'm talking about those one on one interviews without an audience, very quiet and mild mannered, really letting the actors...

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  8. Reddit by worriedkiddddd Apr 23rd

    What direction to take for university

    If you ever have the time to read all this, I would LOVE some opinions because I am so absolutely torn on what to do for university. I’m a canadian who wants to be a working actor basically trying to pick between 2 programs, creative industries at Ryerson...

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