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by vactor90
Jan 11th
I signed with an agency last spring and am wondering if it is a scam. Through my training, the number 1 rule was always the agent does not get paid if you don't get paid. Upon meeting with the agent via zoom, I was told there was a "One time office fee" I was...
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by Spare_Department5413
Jan 11th
Here's the dilemma. I'm about to go into college right now to study product design and at university, they obviously give free time outside of your lectures. I've been looking at part time drama programmes such as Theatre Peckham and The Identity School of...
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by raulness
Jan 11th
Hello fellow voice actors! I posted a video about when I got started voice acting and the mistakes I made, but it was taken down by the mods for self-promotion. I figured it's still good advice so I've decided to do a write-up instead! These are some mistakes...
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by Willing_Two_
Jan 11th
Hello! So I am currently 17 and roughly around 6 months into acting already, I've gotten the chance to do films with speaking roles, background, music videos, etc; does anyone know how to take things to the next level in acting? I've been using both Backstage...
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by Singing_IsMy_Passion
Jan 11th
I always wondered this. I know they usually work 13+ hour days, so I was wondering other than lunch breaks, if they had enough time for that. I also heard that it’s sometimes common for (especially POC/Black) women to be deemed “rude” or “unfriendly” if they...
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by iconicalien
Jan 10th
This question might sound a little silly, but please bare with me. I really want to pursue acting, specifically on screen, and I've been looking into classes and such as that seems to be the best place to start. A lot of the requirements talk about having a...
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by fogochop
Jan 10th
May be moving to England for wife job. Just want to see how the area is for actors?
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by GrejtestActer
Jan 10th
I know I know, everything is online, BUT, I am so frikkin confused right now. I have read that that you can no longer become SAG through an ultra low new media contract anymore as it has been misused by many etc. Yet some people say that while you might not...
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by Actingchick1234
Jan 10th
Hello! Just wondering how you typically go about this. The agent seemed to like my work, my pitch seemed to land, and I personally know an actor he currently reps who told me to mention their name during the showcase. I did bring them up and the agent seemed...
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by Free_Albatross4215
Jan 10th
¡Hi everyone! I doubt that anyone who tried or is trying to study/work as an actor/actress hasn't suffered through the: "And when are you getting a real job?" "Aren't you goign to do something else on the side, just in case?" "You know you're not going to be...
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by Rabiddd
Jan 10th
I have 13 lines I am looking to have read, one in the voice of Lady Dimitrescu and 12 in russian accents. Willing to pay up to $200 through PayPal or Cashapp. You must have some kind of example of how your accent/impression sounds!
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by SnooPandas4350
Jan 10th
I’m an ACTRA actor based in Toronto with a good Canadian agent. I’ve been doing relatively well the past year, having booked a guest star role on an American show and a small recurring on another American show both premiering in 2023. My next goal is to get a...
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by Shadowbreak643
Jan 10th
I really enjoy doing it, but I have zero idea on how one starts out. I can send links to a couple of fandubs I made for fun if you would like to hear my voice.
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by mdyam
Jan 10th
So I just started wanting to pursue acting and I've noticed when I read monologues I talk with an upwards infliction similar to a Disney actor if that makes sense. How do I make my monologues sound more natural and not like I'm acting on Disney?
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by Powerful_Network14
Jan 10th
Both my friend and I are in drama school, and we realized that we have a bit of situation when discussing our careers. We both were studying something else for the first half of college (I was in business, he was engineering), and we both just started...
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by mynameisslimshady21
Jan 10th
I would like to know your experience working as an actor/actress in India, how hard it was to get an agent or gigs - thanks!
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by sauronthegr8
Jan 9th
We see a lot of cynicism on this sub, from a lack of auditions to complaining about "nepo babies" and self tapes, and while I definitely get it, I'd like to hear some more positive success stories. One reason is I believe it might be working out for me. I...
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by Tommygun9999
Jan 9th
Hi. I'm learning technique and about taking on an "action" for my character and exploring that physical and emotional action. My character is a criminal, killer who is being interrogated by police. Can someone give me advice on best actions to explore and...
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by Jimmyfred44
Jan 9th
Let me preface by saying I have no experience in acting and I don’t really wanna become an actor. But this year I wanted to go outside my comfort zone and do something different and taking acting classes is what I decided on. Now with someone with no...
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by Movie-Connoisseur
Jan 9th
Hi. Whenever I do a highly emotional scene, I also deal with the emotions I had within the scene for some time afterwards. For example I had a scene where I presented major depressive disorder and I was feeling it for a good 30 minutes. And I’m experiencing...
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