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  1. Reddit by Icy-Iron-947 Jan 21st

    Workshops/intensive on resume

    s it okay to put intensives/workshops you attend on your resume. Actors comedy studio is holding an audition intensive on the twenty sixth online and I am attending. I was wondering if I could put this on my resume?

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  2. Reddit by spookyhalloweeen Jan 20th

    Questions about finally starting to go on auditions

    Hi! I’ve been in acting classes since I was 17 (24f now) and I’ve been dragging my feet on actually trying to audition for things out of fear, but I finally want to go head on with it. I need to get some hedshots (spelling it wrong because this forum keeps...

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  3. Reddit by Space-Witch99 Jan 20th

    Tips for UK actor in 20s applying to drama school?

    Tips for UK actor in 20s applying to drama school? I am looking to apply for a screen and stage course (or something similar) to help enhance my acting skills in the UK. I am seeking advice for which drama schools in which cities offer the best training for...

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  4. Reddit by AutoModerator Jan 20th

    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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  5. Reddit by hiponcronus Jan 19th

    Stand by Background

    Has anyone ever accepted a stand-by background performer position before? Is it worth just taking it to get paid anyway since you’ve booked off the days or is it a waste of time? Is it different from being a BG and would it hurt your credibility as an actor?...

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  6. Reddit by ambitiouspikachu Jan 19th

    How to ask for flexibility for auditions in 9-5 jobs?

    Hi everyone. Longtime lurker on the subreddit, thanks everyone for their awesome advice. I'm looking to dive into acting shortly after getting a 9-5 job. I feel like if I only have one life, why not try something I've always wanted to do. I've already taken...

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  7. Reddit by Wan-Wan2402 Jan 19th

    How to Get Booked / I Can't Get Booked

    Hello sooooo I've been working in the industry for several years now and I've mainly only done things like live performances such as shows in theme parks and I do have a few film credits. So I've been using websites like Backstage.com and Actors Access, and...

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  8. Reddit by Space-Witch99 Jan 19th

    Tips for UK actor in 20s applying to drama school?

    I am looking to apply for a screen and stage course (or something similar) to help enhance my acting skills in the UK. I am seeking advice for which drama schools in which cities offer the best training for an actor with no professional background. For...

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  9. Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Jan 19th

    Is acting genre-specific?

    I was wondering why many actors are always cast in the same type of projects. Some actors are only in the type of feature films that aren’t necessarily commercial or known by many people not interested in film (opposed to Marvel films for instance) and win...

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