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  1. Reddit by BeverlyHillsAddict Apr 11th

    How to turn down a role from an associate?

    There is an actor who I have worked with in a couple of decent short films. This associate also writes and produces their own indie productions and has offered me a role in their most recent project. I’m not interested in it for many reasons, but mainly...

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  2. Reddit by confusiontime101 Apr 11th

    How do I find auditions in Toronto

    I really really want to be an actress so bad, it’s been my literal dream since I was a little girl but I don’t know how to find auditions. With everything being online it’s hard to differentiate between what’s legitimate and what’s a scam. I would be really...

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  3. Reddit by billyshakes27 Apr 11th

    Voice Acting Help

    I’ve been out of the game for a long time. I went to school for theatre, worked as an actor for 8 years in my twenties, then I got married, etc. I’m a bartender now, but I really need some extra side income… or a new career path entirely. I have a good radio...

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  4. Reddit by throwaway0873626 Apr 11th

    Getting into voice acting as a teenager

    Hey there. 16F. I’ve been interested in VA work for quite a long time now. Up until this point I’ve been grabbing very pointless roles on Casting Club for things like Gacha skits & Minecraft roleplays. Very unrewarding work with very minimal lines & thought...

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  5. Stage 32 by Tammy Hunt Apr 10th

    How to Write a Podcast Script - Solo Show

    If you host a show by yourself, podcast scripts are a great way to prepare your talking points in advance so you don’t have to gather your thoughts mid-episode.Before you start writing, take a minute to consider: What are the main points I want to convey in...

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  7. Reddit by briancalpaca Apr 10th

    Do you watch yourself on screen?

    Do you watch your own performances when they air? It can be so hard to be objective watching yourself or someone you know really well, so it can be really hard to get too much out of it yourself. Getting feedback from others that watch is helpful, but I'm not...

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  8. Reddit by Vuumii Apr 10th

    Actors with egos….

    I know, they’re everywhere, and being in contact with one drove me in for a loop. Actors being rude to other actors, I will never get over it. I understand it’s a heavily competitive career, but you really don’t need to be an asshole and put down other actors...

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  11. Reddit by 3first_names Apr 10th

    Do I need an agent

    So I just moved to Atlanta to pursue acting and I’ve been auditioning on actors access and backstage and haven’t really gotten anywhere. So I’ve been wondering if I should pursue getting an agent right away or wait a bit. Cause I have heard you shouldn’t get...

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  13. Reddit by Mother-Mechanic-1220 Apr 10th

    Do agents actually help you find work?

    I’m 17 and new to acting but I’d like to start in more commercial/ tv roles instead of theatre which is what I’m doing now, I’ve read that a lot of actors start getting good roles with the help of a agent. Do agents actually help you find work and are they...

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  16. Stage 32 by Matthew Gross Apr 9th

    Should I Get My Talent Agent License?

    I'm currently taking a break to work on improving my health. Recently, an ER doc diagnosed me with congestive heart failure; however, I think he misdiagnosed me. Tomorrow, I meet with a cardiologist. All of this has me thinking about my professional future. I...

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  17. Reddit by DiBiDi05 Apr 9th

    Life comes at you fast

    I love being a part of this community and learning and sharing with other actors. With so many things going on in our world in terms of the looming strikes, work slowdowns, etc., I just wanted to drop in and say keep going, folks! This life is crazy and...

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  18. Reddit by Lower_Eye8433 Apr 9th

    A question for Illinois actors

    My husband was offered a job in Decatur Illinois and it looks like he's taking it. It's triple the pay he's making now so it's a no brainer really. I'm an actress in the Branson Missouri area and I am represented by an sgent in my area. The location we're...

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  19. Reddit by FrietInMijnGat Apr 9th

    starting actor

    Hi i wanna become a actor. So i am gonna need some lessons. So that i can get an agent and stuff. Anyone got an only less for me that i can follow? Ore any tips. Let it know. Thank you bye.

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  20. Reddit by ConsistentEffort5190 Apr 9th

    Do you have problems being assertive?

    There seem to be a lot of threads on here where someone is finding it hard to say no to something that is obviously bad for them. Or where someone walks away - often much later than most people would - from an unfair situation and then feels guilty about it...

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