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  1. Reddit by jostler57 Mar 17th

    My lovely wife is a beginner actress, and just got hired as a body double & stand-in for some famous lady in a Netflix show about boxing. How best to capitalize on the situation? What to expect?

    So, my wife will basically be the body double for the leading actress in just about any shot that doesn't need a direct look at the lead's face, as well as a big dance scene, since my wife is highly trained in dance. She will not be a stunt double, as far as...

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  2. Reddit by Possible_Ninja Mar 17th

    LA Studios that audition and place new students?

    Hey all, I've got 10+ years of experience working in the biz, but newish to LA and trying to get into a good class. Several reputable studios here seem to operate with an "everybody starts in the same class" mentality. I've looked at Lesly Kahn, G Charles...

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  3. Reddit by Fit-Factor988 Mar 17th

    Advice?

    My manager keeps submitting me to industrials and I’ve been considering telling him I don’t want to be submitted to those, is this valid? Or is this something we as actors should be doing or have to do? Is it something I SHOULD be wanting to do?

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  4. Reddit by dancergrl20 Mar 17th

    SAG question

    Hi all! I’m SAG Eligible in LA and my theatrical agent really wants me to join—he says that I’m not getting called in because CDs don’t trust actors to be able to pay if they book. However, my commercial agents don’t want me to join until I have to (since...

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  5. Reddit by InfiniteAardvark Mar 16th

    Casting for A Small Feature

    We're shooting a feature film, it's based off a British play and takes place in the worlds of Orwell's 1984 & Terry Gilliam's Brazil. It's hilarious, surreal and intense. We're talking about a shoestring budget but we did get a local production company so we...

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  6. Reddit by ChicoTallahassee Mar 16th

    Is 26 too old to start Acting?

    I'm 26M and have no experience in acting at all. I've always been afraid to pursue my inner calling to becoming an actor and always been afraid to get unsupportive comments from my family and parents due to my dream of pursuing a career that was very little...

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  7. Reddit by louisasnotes Mar 16th

    And now for the good news.

    Three weeks ago, I came across an Ad for the role of Claudius in Hamlet later in the year. An audition tape featuring 2 contrasting Shakespeare pieces was required by the next morning. I just didn't have time, but sent in my usual TV/Movie Reel along with my...

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  8. Reddit by Glass-Rub-9627 Mar 16th

    NYC ACTING BEGINNER

    Hello, I'm moving to NYC next week (very spontaneous last minute decision...) for a few months. I've already lived for a few years in Manhattan cause I went to university there so I have friends and I know the city but I've never tried working there. This...

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  9. Reddit by Dwayne_Man9323 Mar 16th

    Need Advice!

    Here's the thing. I'm a 29-year-old trying to get started as a voice actor by uploading some fan narrations of Thomas and Friends and doing some characters. However, there are two issues I have. One is the quality of my sound, and the other is my tools...

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  10. Reddit by Inevitable-Anxiety57 Mar 16th

    Is anyone feeling discouraged?

    I’ve lived in NYC for 5 years, I went to a 2 year musical theatre conservatory. I feel very well trained as an actor but lately I haven’t been booking anything. I know rejection is the name of the game in this business. But I’ve been feeling depressed for not...

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  11. Reddit by Aromatic-Scene5749 Mar 16th

    Stuck on either Atlanta or NYC

    I would be a beginner actor, I make my own short films as well. I’m stuck to either move to NYC or Atlanta… NYC is where I’d want to be, but I feel that Atlanta is the more logical decision. Especially for a beginner, but I’m not afraid of a challenge either...

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  12. Reddit by kidpassion Mar 15th

    Is This Enough? (Cover Letter)

    Last year, I met a VP of a giant film company, and through that, I befriended a lot of the cast for a film. I currently keep in touch with them, and they’re verified on social media, and some even signed to a major record label. I was the designated...

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