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  1. Reddit by Worthle06 Mar 4th

    Can I have a voice acting career with rhotacism?

    I am a sorta successful electrical engineering student and I love what I am doing. But evet since I heard the voice of gollum from lord of the rings, voice acting has become my passion. I think I am good at putting emotion into my voice and making variety of...

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  2. Reddit by ParticularPaper6095 Mar 4th

    I feel somewhat lied to?

    I submitted to a management agency in January because this manager ive been following on twitter for a while said in a post that he just signed an actress with no credits. Saying that credits don't really matter. I have been waiting to submit to this...

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  3. Reddit by dontknowanything13 Mar 4th

    Toronto Agents for beginners

    Looking for recommendations for Toronto agents that are more likely to take on beginner actors that have proper training, headshots, self tapes but no credits yet? I’ve looked through the ACTRA list but am having a hard time gauging which agents are more...

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  4. Reddit by Theunpolitical Mar 4th

    Can I submit for a role that is out of my state?

    For some reason Actor's Access has been sending me "I'm a good fit for..." recommendations in Louisiana, Atlanta, and Arizona. I'm an Los Angeles actor. I double checked my notifications to see if I accidentally checked something but it says that it's all Los...

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  5. Reddit by AutoModerator Mar 3rd

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Feedback

    Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

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  6. Reddit by TheCincinnatiKid Mar 3rd

    "Dead Eyes" Podcast - highly recommend

    This podcast is a great listen for actors - talks a lot about the rejections, triumphs, and struggles of the typical actor. Some of the episodes have great insight about the profession, and great guests. Here's the premise: A NYC actor, Connor Ratliff (UCB...

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  7. Reddit by FurmidableCat Mar 3rd

    I Feel Like My Own Being Is Not Meant for Acting

    For the first time, someone offered feedback on my audition (that I think went incredibly well) and told me I was too rigid and that I wasn’t listening enough, even when I was improvising. That’s something I keep hearing and that has always kept me from...

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  8. Reddit by Food_Pre-Chewer Mar 3rd

    How often are you in an acting class?

    This is mostly directed to actors with agents, auditioning regularly, and *(very fortunately)* booking professional gigs. I’m thinking of getting back into a class, as I’ve seen only been doing one on one coaching with my acting coach. Would doing a class and...

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