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  1. Reddit by karuso2012 Sep 19th

    Hot take: stop over producing your self tapes.

    My agent told me that the majority of his clients are booking jobs based on extremely minimal self tape production value. The lighting does not have to be perfect, and in fact, he told me that extremely well produced tapes like those you record at a studio...

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  2. Reddit by badatdirexons Sep 19th

    Actors with websites: would you recommend making one?

    I’ve gotten mixed feedback regarding the usefulness of actor websites nowadays. One of the main pros I can think of is that it has all your materials in one place. What other things should actors consider when deciding whether or not they need a website? How...

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  3. Reddit by QuasarArtsOfficial Sep 19th

    Adelaide Fringe Play Auditions Open!

    Hi everyone! I'm Jazz from Quasar Arts - a new theatre company based in Adelaide, Australia. Currently our auditions for an original, new play (sci-fi, dystopian-drama) titled 'Escaping The Burning Sun' that will be premiering in the 2022 Adelaide Fringe...

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  4. Reddit by ArbroStella Sep 18th

    ARBRO STELLA Voice Casting [Indie Cartoon]

    Hello, everybody,  Call me Blond. I have been working for some time now on a passion project and I would like to cast those of you who are interested in the work to voiceover some of the characters of the main cast.   Here's a teaser featuring some characters...

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  5. Reddit by June_Etoile Sep 17th

    Just some stuff I've noticed when people / new people post on here. This is a place for advice so help us help you. **Specifics are our friend.** Let's practice critical thinking.... **EX 1: I've gotten a brand new agent/mgr/rep! I don't know what to do ack...

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  6. Reddit by StudySafe1982 Sep 17th

    Have you ever "faked" your way through a scene?

    The actors I know are all self-described method actors; according to them, you have to feel sad to play sad or otherwise the audience will notice. But I'm not so sure that's true. I'm pretty sure there are tons of actors that do not emotionally prepare for...

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  7. Reddit by underestimatedbutton Sep 17th

    WeAudition Reader Experience?

    Short version: I'm trying to get back on my acting game and feeling extraordinary rusty. I keep hearing about WeAudition and thinking that serving as a reader could help me get back in the swing if connecting with other actors while helping with *their*...

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