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  1. Reddit by Seeker_of_Time Jan 1st

    Final Casting Call for my Audio Drama

    For the past half a year I've been producing a full cast Audio Drama for a novel of mine. I've gotten several actors from this sub and once again, I need your help for the last few minor characters. I'll post pay rates next to the characters but they are...

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  2. Reddit by lemonstrangers Jan 1st

    CA Actors?

    I'm an actor in DFW, been working commercials for a couple years now. If I'm being totally transparent, I am suffering a little bit mentally from a combination of holiday depression, FOMO, and this idea that I started acting "too late" (which I know is a...

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  3. Reddit by Movie-Connoisseur Jan 1st

    Is learning to dance important as an actor?

    I’ve read and heard countless times on how learning to dance is important as an actor, most recently from Uta Hagens A Challenge for the Actor. I personally haven’t taken any body or dance classes ever in my life, I have a history in some martial arts and...

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  4. Reddit by coreyt0304 Jan 1st

    Question if you dont have a reel...can you...?

    So my acting journey started suddenly about six months ago when I got found on Tiktok by casting for a full-length produced feature. I thought as a kid (im **34**) my facial difference would ruin any chance of acting so i buried the dream...Long story short I...

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  5. Reddit by reddrikYT Jan 1st

    Performance Comments

    Hey! Just made my first reel, and I’m really looking for feedback on my acting/performance. I know it’s not the most technically proficient demo reel, (I’m going to pay someone to mix/master a reel for me once I make enough money) and I know there are some...

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  6. Reddit by tollesa Jan 1st

    First time acting

    I am 13 years old and live in Queensland Australia and I really want to become an actor but I don't know how. Do I use backstage? what do I need to do and what do I need to have?

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  7. Reddit by OperationGloUp Dec 31st

    LA or Atlanta?

    If you were an actor trying to make it big in film/TV, would you move to LA or Atlanta? Which has more opportunities for roles, auditions, and representation?

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  8. Reddit by iJuanAyala Dec 31st

    What’s the biggest lesson you learned in 2022?

    Hi all, I’m recording our annual Year In Review episode of my long-running interview podcast "Actors With Issues" later today and would love to feature some responses from up-and-coming actors. Question: What was the biggest lesson you learned in 2022? Leave...

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  9. Reddit by Count____Duckula Dec 31st

    Morgana: Persona 5

    I'm not an actor but I spend a lot of time reviewing stuff about cool ways we share information so this might be boring but I wanted to post about it somewhere. In Persona 5, there's a cat that's convinced it's not really a cat because they don't look like...

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  10. Reddit by Saaaintniiiick Dec 31st

    How to find a reader?

    My biggest problem with my acting career is I literally don’t have a reader. None of my friends can/want to, I live far from my family, and I always end up spending money to go to a studio to do a self tape. But even they say there’s the option for actors to...

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  11. Reddit by No_Pen2193 Dec 30th

    Need more information about institutes. Please help

    I am moving to NY from Mumbai, India this coming fall. I am applying to the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute conservatory programs. I'll take a personal call on the technique that I prefer (I feel every actor/actress...

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