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  2. Reddit by Wan-Wan2402 Feb 27th

    Demo for Beginners?

    I'm a Tv/Film actor and I'm trying to integrate voice acting into my career, something I've always really really wanted to do. I do have a "booth" set up in my closet for recording because I do a lot of vocal auditions. Luckily I already have a voice coach...

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  3. Reddit by zeromalarki Feb 27th

    UK/Ireland Usage question

    I run a small production company that specializes in shooting showreel scenes for actors and to a lesser extent, short films. Next month, we are shooting a short film off our own bat. When it is completed, we intend to do a festival run, and after that, if we...

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  4. Reddit by mchilili Feb 27th

    Confusion about a Casting Call

    A few days ago I applied at a posting where the only descriptions is "We are looking for young performers ages 13-20 of all experience levels from across Canada." Im 25. I saw the age range and knowing I can pass for younger I applied and I got an audition. I...

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  6. Reddit by jthejournalist Feb 27th

    Guaranteed Income in NY State

    Hi everyone, Apologies, mods, if this isn't allowed. I am a journalist and former actor and I'm working on a story about the new Guaranteed Income Program for Artists in NY State and how the pandemic has affected NYC actors, specifically nonunion actors. If...

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  7. Reddit by Particular-Sport-627 Feb 27th

    2 Thoughts Battling in my mind

    Right so i'll keep it short , the only thought stopping me from going full head on with my acting career is the fact that i might try my hardest bestest of work without not much in return when i could put that insane work ethic in trying to make money to...

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  9. Reddit by Antwuan89 Feb 27th

    Microphone or Acting Classes?

    Should I get a USB Microphone 1st or start taking Acting Classes? I really want to be a Voice Actor, just want some tips how to begin Voice Acting. Also do you think a USB Microphone would be Good & if you believe I should start with a USB Microphone what...

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  12. Reddit by liljizzle17 Feb 26th

    Beginning Acting Career

    I live in a small town in TN and I have always wanted to be an actor ever since I was 16 years old. I’m 28 now and one of my dreams is to act. My issue is, I just don’t know where to start. I haven’t acted since high school, when I was in 2 plays. What do I...

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  14. Reddit by playingpretend97 Feb 26th

    Moving Into VO

    Mods, feel free to delete if not allowed or relevant. I know there’s a VO sub, however, I’m curious if any TV / Film actors here have transitioned into VO and what their experience has been. I want to continue with TV / Film but I’ve always been interested in...

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  15. Reddit by chosen-username Feb 26th

    The Hero of Ukraine is an actor

    He actually has a pretty long list of movies (check Wikipedia). Which means that right now he is just playing a role - like Schwarzenegger in action movies. And he is playing the role so well because he is always method acting and filming on location. ;-)

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  16. Reddit by 3ambubbletea Feb 26th

    Best places to look for auditions?

    Hi, I've been an actress for most of my life on a school-wide level and I'd like to try and take that into the professional world, in both film and musical theater. However, I have no idea where to even start looking for auditions. I have found a website...

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  18. Reddit by Elcompaenrique Feb 26th

    How can I learn from watching movies?

    I’m an aspiring actor and I’m wondering if anyone has any tips for ways I can learn when watching other actors, so that watching movies would be a productive and educational activity. What traits and nuances should I look for when watching successful actors?

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  19. Reddit by Haunter_Gurl Feb 26th

    Is Casting Networks even worth it anymore?

    Like others have stated in these forums, Casting Networks (formerly L.A. Casting, that completely split on its own) underwent a supposed 'overhaul' during 2021 \[I got the update too\] and also raised their rates significantly. They're definitely not Actors...

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  20. Reddit by ParticularPaper6095 Feb 26th

    What is your favorite casting site and why?

    I know CD's have their fav sites to cast but as actors, what is your fav sites and explain. I'll go first. I would like to start by saying that I am non-union and I am not repped. My 2 is Actors Access and All Casting. Actors Access is pretty easy and pretty...

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