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  1. Reddit by voxappollo Mar 23rd

    LOOKING TOO MUCH LIKE ANOTHER ACTOR

    So I have a question that might sound stupid but basically I've been told times and times again that I look a lot like a certain actor (only thing changing is the eye colour fr) and I wanted to know how can I stand out? When I get my big breakthrough I really...

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  2. Reddit by AlphaMan69Poppers Mar 23rd

    Are we allowed to take CBD before performances?

    I am an actor who struggles with self-judgement and negative self-talk constantly both in daily life AND on stage. I wonder if CBD helps. But at the same time, I somehow feels like a looser if I take them, just because that’s an external support. Any opinion...

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  3. Reddit by soloveyevolos Mar 23rd

    Having hair that's doesn't fit your "look"?

    Hi! Just wanted to pass by here and ask if having dyed hair that doesn't match your "look" will decrease your chances of getting cast? I'm asian, so like 99% of the asian population and therefore the "stereotype" is that asians have dark hair even though in...

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  4. Reddit by SnooEagles1623 Mar 23rd

    Dealing with a not great project?

    Hi! So I’m an aspiring actress. I’ve been doing it for years now, and I am currently studying for my BFA in acting. 2 years ago I started my first low budget movie and it recently came out to a few streaming services. It wasn’t very good at all. I (probably...

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  5. Reddit by coolxminded Mar 23rd

    Natural Characteristics

    What are some natural characteristics an actor has? This is just a random question that I was asked in one of my classes. Took me a while to think about but I’m not as experienced I feel to answer this question. What do you guys think? Either that they must...

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  6. Reddit by nikexxs Mar 23rd

    Looking For Persuasive Actor for Product Video Ad

    We’re seeking a persuasive presenter/actor, Male/Female, 40-65+ Years Old This will be a self-shoot, at home, video for supplement product related to.Longevity. Video Script will be provided, but some improvisation will be required for naturalness. If you...

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  7. Reddit by Krikitchirp46 Mar 23rd

    Advice

    Hey there! So, my daughter submitted to a casting call on Actor’s Access. She ended up quite sick (cursed Covid and yes, vaccinated and boosted) so couldn’t submit to the audition by the deadline. I did put in the little box the reason I was declining it. Is...

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  8. Reddit by Opposite-Club-920 Mar 23rd

    Shakespeare Monologues

    Hi all, I’m a female in my 30s. I’ve had a growing desire to be an actor for the last 10years and have applied to drama school this year in the UK. I’ve had some recalls and have some more coming up. I feel that my Shakespeare monologues are letting me down...

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  9. Reddit by secretsinginggal Mar 23rd

    Young actor - representation?

    As a young legal woman who plays 14-18, I just graduated from undergrad (studying accounting) and want pursue a professional tv/film career in LA. I have a solid resume full of hometown theatre leads and workshops, and I train weekly with a Los Angeles young...

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  10. Reddit by Profamewhore Mar 23rd

    IS IT ME OR my "uniqueness"

    Hi, I'be been debating posting about this for a while, but I am a younger male character actor and I was a recurring guest star on a show that came out during the pandemic but got cancelled. I have had credits before this booking, but this was my biggest...

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  11. Reddit by AllIdoissingallday Mar 23rd

    Want to ask something uncomfortable

    A fellow actor (NOT a friend) said my auditions and bookings have stopped because I'm a"typical blonde haired, blue eyed white girl they don't need". I know there have been wonderful, great strides in diversity casting as of late. So I feel embarrassed to...

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