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  1. Reddit by Drecasso_Ent Aug 3rd

    Finding your “TRIBE”

    For my actors out there. How hard was it for your to find your tribe or community of actors? The ones you hang out with on a daily basis. Do auditions with, run lines for auditions, and maybe go to class with. Being in LA can become a lonely journey, and I am...

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  7. Reddit by Puzzleheaded_Log9378 Aug 3rd

    Voice Acting in the Atlantic Maritimes

    Hi, I don't know if anyone here is aware, but New Brunswick has no Media Industry. There's no TV Studios, no Voice Houses and no Movie Productions. It's all mostly independent stuff and it doesn't seem like the big Media Groups here (Stingray, Acadia...

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  9. Reddit by thegirlwhowaitedAmy Aug 3rd

    Small audition advice

    Hi! 20 year old actress here, relatively new as I only started acting about 3 years ago. I tend to usually only get small auditions, which is kinda a bummer because I find them really hard to do. (Though I'm still grateful to get anything) They usually are...

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  10. Reddit by TheLavenderMenaces Aug 3rd

    Is it Necessary to Learn Gymnastics?

    I keep seeing all of these actors that also are learning stunt work and I feel like I should probably do that? Is it important/detrimental to a budding career to not learn gymnastics? Also, any recommendations of good gymnastics studios for actors in LA?

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  11. Reddit by ChangedOfficial Aug 3rd

    Looking For Male Actors for a New Youtube Series

    I am a 13 year old content creator for Youtube and I need voice actors for my project. I'm looking for a person to voice a 36 year old named Norman Hunt, he is in a depression and normally talks in a very soft and slightly deep voice. He is a detective and...

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  12. Reddit by Spare_Swimmer_5489 Aug 3rd

    Being a "lightskinned" Biracial.

    Here we go, so ivebecame more invested in acting about 2 yeara ago, aiming to make it my life instead of a hobby and im currently enrolled in a Dramatic Arts school (college but for theatre purely not american so idk how to better describe it) The school has...

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  13. Reddit by Kris_Ford Aug 2nd

    Chemistry and Acting

    I am in school to be a chemist, then I wanna go to a Master's program for a cosmetic chemistry degree, but ever since I was young, I wanted to pursue acting, and I just finished my first gig as a background actress. Am I able to do both? And has anyone done...

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  16. Reddit by clawhammer-cat Aug 2nd

    Looking more hireable

    I realize that I've just kind of let myself stop caring about what I look like and that's severely impacted my ability to get gigs. I'm not going to expound on anecdotal evidence, but I have plenty with direct ties to how I appear interfering with my jobs...

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  17. Reddit by marie_g10 Aug 2nd

    Lobbying???

    What does it mean when they say an actor lobbied hard for the role and how do they successfully do it other than auditioning?

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  18. Reddit by actorthrowaway2006 Aug 2nd

    I'm really upset over the "Batgirl" shelving.

    I just wanted other actors' perspectives on this situation, especially if they're part of SAG-AFTRA--this was a major, Union production, featuring huge stars (fuckin' Michael Keaton!), that was finished--it had been TEST SCREENED already! And now it's gone...

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