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  1. Reddit by oxelots Jun 6th

    When is a good time in your career to move to LA?

    Basically, what makes an actor competitive in LA? I’m trying to plan for the future. Brief background: NC actor with 1 year studio training. I graduate in 1 year with a non-acting degree that has great employment & earning potential. Let’s say by the time I...

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  2. Reddit by S_AryaFreya Jun 6th

    Advice for Trans Actors

    Hello friends, it's been a very long time since I acted, around 5-7 years. A lot of the reason was because I was discovering who I was. And only in the past year have I begun transitioning. All my previous works and performances were pre-transition, as a...

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  5. Reddit by TerribleBanana4466 Jun 6th

    I need advice about agent

    Ok this is kind of a long story so bear with me. Back in March, I got an agent REALLY LUCKILY. I only had 3 student film credits to my name, and this agency only takes pretty established actors that have co-stars or are SAG-eligible. However, I met the agent...

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  6. Reddit by josh16gamer12 Jun 6th

    Any tips for Aspiring voice actor?

    Hello im a 17 y/o and i've done a couple of voice acting videos or even voice overs, but i think im missing le coup d grace. I think my voice acting skills could be a little better so if anyone is willing to give me some tips i would gladly appreciate it!

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  9. Reddit by heregoeseverythng Jun 6th

    Getting an MFA in Your 30s

    Hi Reddit, I’m a 32 year old woman considering getting an MFA next year. I’ve auditioned for programs a couple of times, will be getting a coach and working my bum off to get into a program in 2023. I would love to hear of any other older actors especially...

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  10. Reddit by heregoeseverythng Jun 6th

    Getting an MFA in Your 30s

    Hi Reddit, I’m a 32 year old woman considering getting an MFA next year. I’ve auditioned for programs a couple of times, will be getting a coach and working my bum off to get into a program in 2023. I would love to hear of any other older actors especially...

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  12. Reddit by International_Alps76 Jun 6th

    Really struggling any advice would be helpful!

    I’m new to LA. I’m in search for an acting school that actually cares about the actor and is passionate about teaching. From what I’ve noticed, 90% of these schools are all after money and they don’t care about anything else. Can ANYONE PLEASE suggest me an...

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  15. Reddit by celihelpme Jun 5th

    Annoyed at actors stuttering- why so much???

    I am not an actor or actress However I had to post this Why is it that actors feel the need to stutter, especially during dramatic or emotional scenes?? Its so overdone imo that I get kind of annoyed watching it. It just lunges out of the screen - an “I’m...

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  16. Reddit by HeavyWeightBeepo Jun 5th

    Actors on SSRIs

    How has it affected your acting? I’m trying to get mental health treatment and I think I’m gonna start medication and I was wondering how it’s affected other people and their work? Tbh I’m scared how it’ll affect my work, but I need to get on medication to...

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  17. Reddit by GiantMonkeyMan Jun 5th

    Passion or folly?

    Just a random thought I’d like to discuss.. When I was in freshman year of high school I became obsessed with the idea of being an actress. I would study different roles and immerse myself in quotes by famous actors. I felt a pull to this idea, not for the...

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