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  1. Reddit by Defiant_Wish_8304 Jan 22nd

    Make the most of the Oscars?

    Hey everyone! I’m a UK actor and lead a short film that has been nominated for a BAFTA and shortlisted for an Oscar (find out on Tuesday!). I don’t want to jump the gun…but if I were to be in LA for the Oscars come March time, does anyone have any advice as...

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  2. Reddit by Fifth_Business29 Jan 22nd

    To: Toronto actors

    Hi guys I’m a 20 yo filmmaker, GTA based. I want to make short films but solo filmmaking is damn near impossible. It would be great to have an actor star in my short films. Someone that I could potentially become friends with so we can be a director/actor duo...

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  3. Reddit by Infamous-Penalty5301 Jan 22nd

    Question to WORKING ACTORS

    Hello, there. I’m 22 and I’m Italian. I’ve never had an acting job and I’m more interested in film industry outside my country bc Italian movies and tv shows are not it… too predictable and there’s always the same actors involved that are most likely to play...

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  8. Reddit by cigaretteashtray Jan 21st

    Can I be an actor?

    Hi, I’m sorry if this comes off as rude, I’m genuinely just wanting insight. I’m 19 and in my first year of law school. I’m studying law because out of all the ‘mid-high paying jobs’ I chose law to be the best field for me. Small context: I’m a pretty...

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  9. Reddit by Logical-Ad-8044 Jan 21st

    First MFA Acting Audition next weekend!

    I am 25 years old and have been acting only since 2019. I am going for my first MFA audition in a weeks time at one of the major MFA programs on the East Coast. I'm being vague for privacy's sake ofc. I have three monologues prepared to present. Shakespeare...

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  10. Reddit by ActingGabriel Jan 21st

    What do I call an actor who is known by a nickname?

    Next week I'm filming a small role opposite the lead, who goes by a nickname (not a stage name). His Wikipedia page shows his actual name. What's the etiquette here? I guess the safest thing to do is to call him whatever he says when I shake his hand and...

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  11. Reddit by colteesAC Jan 21st

    Beginner on camera class - for newbies?

    I audited a beginner “On Camera” class (virtual) with a well-respected acting school. I have never acted before. I enjoyed drama in high school (long ago), and I enjoy public speaking/presenting. The school quelled my concerns about having absolutely no...

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  15. Reddit by _themob13 Jan 21st

    Question for film actors..

    So Im still a newbie (couple commercials, but only thing Ive done with lines was a student film oner.) Volunteered to act in another student film for more experience, and the stop and start after only one or two lines to set up different camera shots for an...

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  17. Reddit by seanbradley793 Jan 20th

    Professional Credit UK

    So I recently acquired a short line on a TV series, however the TV series hasn’t come out yet and I’m not sure on what the role would be named. Am I still able to add this as a credit on Spotlight or do I have to wait until it is aired? UK Actors

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  19. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Jan 20th

    Feelings of loneliness in the field of acting

    This isn't related to the craft of acting, but it's a part of my own experiences with other actors and students of acting. For a large majority of my time as a student actor (I'm a 22 year-old male in my senior year of college), I've never felt like I have...

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  20. Reddit by GoogleMenu Jan 20th

    Small town folk

    Any successful actors who came from a no name town of a no name state, what was your journey like? What you did, how old you were, certain things you regret doing or not doing. Overall obstacle’s?

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