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  1. Reddit by AceBronco30 Jul 18th

    New York classes

    LA actor here, but looking to go to NYC for a couple months this Fall. I have rep in NY, but my main purpose is to work on the craft a bit. In-person acting classes in LA still don’t seem to exist since COVID- unless you want to get into an entire program...

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  2. Reddit by poejibberjabber Jul 18th

    Help..

    I want to be an actor but I’m afraid of failing as one and disappointing people who support me. I never told anyone I wanted to be an actor since Im afraid to. I want to be in movies and shows. I want to be part of a cast, I enjoy acting. I just don’t know...

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  3. Reddit by birdo-crow Jul 18th

    Questions from a teenager interested in acting

    Hi, I’m a teenager (15) and really interested in acting. I don’t know if I’d be a good actor though, or if it’s even worth trying. I have scars on my arms and thighs and I’m worried that if I tried to audition for anything I will be shamed and pushed aside...

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  4. Reddit by emma-plush Jul 18th

    how to film a dance self tape??

    hi! i recently got a message back from the director of a short film about ballet to film an acting and dancing self tape. the problem is-- i'm not sure what should be in my ballet self tape. should i record barre work, center, turns, a combination? actors who...

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  5. Reddit by gabealmeida Jul 17th

    Do actors have problems w/ sweating?

    I want to be an actor one day but it’s very easy for me to start sweating profusely with any level of activity (genetics thing.. been that way since a kid), and I was wondering if this was possibly a semi-common problem with actors that may get medicated or...

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  6. Reddit by BestTipGiver Jul 17th

    Should I put this in a resume?

    So me and my sister were both cast last minute for an over night shoot or a feature film. We were cast as featured extras where we get kicked out of a bar. The only thing is that we were the only “extras” and we are in a scene with the starring actor. He...

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  7. Reddit by HyperPussySmasher Jul 17th

    Becoming an actor

    Hi, i'm not american but i speak fluent english with a nornal american accent, i'm in my late 20's and it was always the "dream" like many people to become an actor (specifically in america/hollywood etc), now my current job/background academics aren't in...

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  8. Reddit by PFTETOwerewolves Jul 16th

    Can anyone explain to me how residuals/fees work?

    1. So you get money when your film/tv show is sold or screened. Is that everyone, even the extras or just the stars/regulars? 2. Is it forever and does it increase or decrease over time? If the actor dies does their family inherit these payments? 3. As a...

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