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  1. Reddit by throwawaythrowsthrow Mar 22nd

    Conflicts of interest at this agency?

    I have a meeting with an LA commercial agency tomorrow. They have two agents at this agency. Its an older sister (who owns the agency), and then the younger sister, who is a newer agent. I have a meeting with the younger newer agent. The commercial agent that...

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  2. Reddit by No-Researcher4268 Mar 22nd

    Imdb issue

    Yellow actor fam, I have quite a big imdb issue. So I was an extra on a show and I got credited on imdb for it. Well it would seem that I’m not the only Isaac Alford out there. My credit got put with another Isaac Alford’s imdb profile. Is there anything I...

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  8. Reddit by Fit_Dog_952 Mar 21st

    Which side job is the most optimal for actors?

    I’m 18 and I’ll be moving to LA this year in August. I’ll be a college student so on top of auditioning on a regular basis I’ll probably have to get a job on the side. Which job would be the most optimal considering auditions and all the time/energy I’ll...

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  10. Reddit by artistsstrategy Mar 21st

    An Actor is an Entrepreneur by Default

    "Forget about all those expensive courses, activating frameworks, inspirational bootcamps, and acting seminars. As somebody who offers many of these resources, I’m here to say there’s no such thing as a silver bullet to make your acting life easy. There’s...

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  11. Reddit by StrawberryFay Mar 21st

    Getting started

    Howdy hey everybody! I just wanted to stop in here and say hello. I'm new to voice acting (quite literally just getting started) and just wanted to ask a quick question or two. One of the places I had been told about by a friend of mine was Casting Call Club...

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  12. Reddit by redsly4 Mar 21st

    Recording a scene?

    Hey so I’m not actually an actor hence this very simple question: when recording myself performing a scene that has multiple characters, am I supposed to at-least say every character’s line or am I supposes to pick one and just stop talking as if the other...

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  14. Reddit by Vanthuuu Mar 21st

    Is this casting call a scam?

    I can’t find any website for the name of the production company or either of the two directors on IMDb or anywhere else online. The page for the project just has a description of the story and some of the characters. They have a partial cast list and I could...

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  15. Reddit by SoundShockWave Mar 21st

    A short rant

    Dear band director: I understand that you are here orchestrating our music on your own time. I understand and appreciate the sacrifices you make for us. That said, please stop changing things for no reason. The tempo of these songs is not what you have the...

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  16. Reddit by Wisdomking Mar 20th

    What pictures/videos should be in a portfolio?

    I want to start working as an extra/small actor (in Germany) Modelling/acting agencies require a portfolio of pictures and videos of myself. I do have a handful of pictures and one video (small commercial I played in). But I realised I need a lot more...

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  17. Reddit by vanillafudgetwirl Mar 20th

    Regarding Covid

    Are a lot of tv/movie sets still requiring weekly testing AND covid shots (and booster?) or are they settling those rules? Just wondering because I’ve been holding off on auditioning for bigger projects (via actors access, which is why i’ve been using...

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  19. Reddit by Aelazarus Mar 20th

    Voice Editing question

    So I was wondering, as a beginner in the whole business/full time hobby as a VA, is voice editing through audacity or Adobe Audition allowed? By editing I mean changing pitches or modifying the sounds themselves? For example, if I make a zombie sound as a...

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