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  1. Reddit by NotYourAverageHippo Jul 11th

    "Make it Nepotism, but Forced"

    Backstory: Worked on a show in the US with an actress quite well known in her native country. Lives in the states and her daughter was born here/has grown up here with her parents culture/language surrounding her and dad is also in the business. Daughter...

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  2. Reddit by cantadult12 Jul 11th

    What should I ask on set?

    The title says it all. I just started an acting class for film and one of the first lessons was that actors should ask technical questions on set such as, “Where are my microphones?” Any other ideas of questions that actors should be asking on set to make the...

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  3. Reddit by Iloveacting Jul 10th

    Doing a role associated with a specific actor

    I am developing a character. It is one that is very much associated with another actor. From what I understand it is very easy to try doing the character too much as the actor who is famous for doing it. I've even heard that it is best not to look how the...

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  4. Reddit by krustastic Jul 10th

    Agent confirming selftape submission on my behalf

    My agency instructed me in an orientation email not to press the confirm submission button on casting sites but to instead let them know that I would be submitting and they would confirm on my behalf. They haven’t done this for two auditions in a row now and...

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  5. Reddit by MeThinkethAShipeth Jul 10th

    Voice actresses with husky or raspy voices?

    I’m trying to gather voice inspiration ideas for some of my characters, and one female main character will have a raspy, kinda husky voice. I know the big Hollywood stars like Sophia Bush or Scarlet Johansson have that, but what are some from the voice...

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  6. Reddit by InstructionOk274 Jul 10th

    Reps for new actors?

    Hey y’all, I’m looking for a bit of advice. I’m currently in the process of putting some media together so I can start seeking representation. Does anyone have any suggestions for agencies that will work or have worked with new actors? I have Call Sheet, but...

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  7. Reddit by sadiebee123 Jul 10th

    new actor - need some advice

    hi guys :) I’ve recently decided, at the ripe age of 19 years old, that I’d like to get into acting. I’m in an acting class, but I feel extremely overwhelmed since the beginners class has people with experience, and I have none. I feel as though I’ll get...

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  8. Reddit by itsBeeLoad Jul 10th

    Where should I move (really torn)

    Edit: I’m a dual citizen, can legally work in both canada and australia I have searched the sub for this, sadly I didnt find what I was looking for. I’m looking to move into a busier city for film at the end of summer. I’m torn between going to Australia...

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  9. Reddit by Humble_Tea_5277 Jul 10th

    starting acting alone

    hi i’m 16 and growing up in Atlanta Ga. My entire life i wanted to be an actress but was met with no support financially, I now have a job but i have no experience except with high-school theater, I don’t know what to look for in an acting class. Wanting to...

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  10. Reddit by Jacob34521 Jul 10th

    Tips for a new actor?

    Hey guys I’m a very new aspiring actor. Currently 17 going into my senior year of High school. I’ve decided to do online schooling instead of graduating and partying out my senior year because I wanted to pursue this interest of acting. I recently just took...

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  11. Reddit by Cold-Handle-827 Jul 10th

    Disney/nick/etc acting vs big movies acting

    When it comes to acting. Is it harder to acting when it comes to big movies like, Star Wars, top gun, marvel movies. Like would an actor for Disney, or a sitcom type actor be able to act in these movies? Like what is the level of acting I guess is what I am...

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