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  1. Reddit by fucvoi Feb 7th

    Recommendations on acting exercises

    Hello, I'm an actor and due to some schedule issues I cannot take acting classes at the moment. Do you know of any Youtube channels or books that would be helpful in continue to practice my craft? Thank you guys

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  2. Reddit by thefilmgal1 Feb 7th

    How important is location in submissions?

    I live in CT but am trying to get work as an actress in New York. I have been submitting and have had quite a few auditions. My question is this…. Most auditions ask for locals to New York. It’s an hour train ride from me and not hard for me to get into New...

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  3. Reddit by brighttnight Feb 7th

    Talent Agent Assistant to Actor???

    Hello! Right now I’m an assistant to a talent agent, it’s going on a year and it’s been great. They’re really great people. I’ve always wanted to work in the industry and this fell into my lap. The problem is, I’m starting to hate it? I’m getting this feeling...

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  4. Reddit by Alive-Ad-4325 Feb 7th

    Looking To Build

    I have been an extra for the last two years. I have loved how much I have learned during this interval of time but it is time to go for bigger roles. In spite of the depressive state I have been in since the person that taught me film passed I would love to...

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  5. Reddit by WusBoppin Feb 7th

    People in LA - How is the culture?

    I’m sure this is a silly question, but I’m about to finish studying theater and actually put myself out there. I’ve been fortunate enough to have gotten to start young and I think I have the skills to at least make some sort of living doing it. I’ve been...

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  6. Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Feb 6th

    What are associate agents?

    What exactly is the difference between a „normal“ agent and an associate agent? When I look up some actor‘s agents on the agency’s website (UK) it says who their agent is and who their associate agent is so what’s the difference between the two? Because...

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  7. Reddit by Freaklegion00 Feb 6th

    More Work For Non-Union Performers

    I'm an apprentice UBCP/ACTRA member and honestly that credit kind of just fell in my lap as an upgrade on set from background to actor. Until recently I haven't pursued acting, and now on top of that I have started focusing more on voice acting work. I'm...

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  8. Reddit by Renewal96 Feb 6th

    Not sure which agent to sign with!

    Hey everyone, Last month I submitted to countless agents and scored three meetings. All three agents offered me across the board representation. I'm extremely grateful but unsure of which one to sign with. Agent #1 - 600 on IMDbPro, SAG-franchised & 2 actors...

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  9. Reddit by just_ice523 Feb 6th

    Industry Jobs For Actors?

    I’m curious what others opinions would be in this… Do you think if an actor would to get a job at a studio or talent agency that they wouldn’t be able to have much of an acting career? Or do you think it may be beneficial considering you’d start to make...

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