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  1. Stage 32 by Ethan Reed Sep 7th

    Scriptwriting

    I’m Ethan Reed, a scriptwriter passionate about turning ideas into entertaining, memorable stories for the screen. I help filmmakers, producers, and creative teams solve story challenges by developing strong characters, engaging plots, natural dialogue, and...

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  2. Stage 32 by Peter Marshall Sep 7th

    10 More Personal Tools Actors Must Have

    1. Feedback: By actively seeking and reflecting on feedback, actors can identify areas for growth, refine their skills, and evolve as performers, ensuring they remain at the top of their craft.2. Persistence: Determination and perseverance are essential...

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  3. Stage 32 by Jake Ibelo Sep 7th

    Let's Connect! - What keeps you motivated?

    Hi everyone I'm Jake and I've recently become a moderator on Stage 32! I'm an Actor based in London and would love to connect with you all. It's been a long summer and like the recent weather in the uk, auditions may have dried up. How have you all kept your...

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  4. Reddit by Busy-Entertainer1100 Sep 7th

    Acting School or Launch Myself into film industry?

    hey yall, i’m in a bit of a debacle right now on what I should do. I’m graduating from a prestigious film school very soon and i’m trying to figure out what I want to do post grad. I’m interested in both filmmaking and acting. Hopefully one day do both...

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  5. Reddit by Weary_Print Sep 7th

    What can I gift an actor?

    I hope this is the right subreddit for it! I love going to see a certain show and I love two of the actors/singers there. I want to gift them a bouquet with something attached to it to show my appreciation for their hard work and art, but I'm unsure what...

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  6. Reddit by Humble_Employer_4965 Sep 7th

    The Industry doesn’t owe you anything

    There’s been a lot of posts lately about the lack of auditions, issues with self-taping, and the overall unfairness of the industry. I think it’s important to remind actors that the industry doesn’t owe you anything. YOU want to be an actor so here is the...

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  7. Reddit by Smilingtribute Sep 7th

    I messed up in a big self tape

    Hello! I’m a professional actor in the UK and I got offered an audition whilst on holiday & it was due the night I came back. I couldn’t get my friend to read in for me as he’s blind. It’s for a big television show and my best take. I was looking in camera at...

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  8. Reddit by DeliciousGround888 Sep 7th

    Learning Meisner on my own. Any tips?

    So I’ve SEARCHED to the ends of the earth for a Meisner class to elevate my acting but learnt that my country really doesn’t teach that and if they do it’s probably not that well advertised. So I recently decided to take matters into my own hands after...

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  9. Reddit by madeinheavenRE Sep 7th

    Is trying to become an actor still worth it?

    I've been wanting to be an actor for so long because I have such an interest in movies and I'm thinking of going into acting classes but I'm not sure if it's even worth it with the amount of popular actors or nepo babies just being in every film. I think me...

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  10. Reddit by daffodilmousey Sep 7th

    Bigger Roles from Self Submission

    I have had a manager for several months and I regularly self submit on Actors Access, as in pretty much every day lol. I enjoy looking into what’s casting and like to make sure I’m submitted to projects I’m interested in. I am averaging about two auditions a...

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  11. Reddit by Afraid-Following6825 Sep 7th

    Texas actress

    Hey guys! so i just turned 17 and want to get signed with an agency, i am tx based but also would like rep in la/nyc. i have done a few non union short films and some school plays and stuff and acting classes. i got an offer to be signed with an agency but...

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  12. Reddit by Virtual-Top-8215 Sep 7th

    Was I being selfish

    So, about 2 years ago I was a part of this short film that I really enjoyed playing in. I was playing as the lead and it was my first ever "big production" short film, which I still am very proud to be a part of. The story is very close to my heart and I...

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