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  3. Reddit by alleglorys7 Sep 15th

    drama school vs acting classes

    i’m currently on a gap year after graduating highschool, i was supposed to apply to drama school for this year but i didn’t feel ready mentally. truthfully, i’ve just always had this weird feeling about drama school that i haven’t been able to pinpoint. is...

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  7. Reddit by MCKtheMan Sep 14th

    How to deal/work with directors who do this?

    So I recently got cast in a film and yesterday we had a table read over Zoom. There were several times during the read when the director would stop us and ask, “Could you say the line like this?” It’s my ultimate pet peeve as an actor and I cannot stand it...

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  8. Reddit by BannedMilitaryWeapon Sep 14th

    Starting a career

    How did you start your career as a voice actor and what experience do you need to get yourself started on the career?

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  9. Reddit by Xuninuvi Sep 14th

    deadline articles

    how does one get their name / project announced in one? i’m the lead in a film that has some name talent attached, but i have no clue if their teams or publicists will make the announcement since it’s a very small indie film. i don’t have a publicists, but...

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  10. Reddit by KodokushiGirl Sep 14th

    How/Where can I get started?

    I have been told by many friends and even online strangers that I have a voice for voice acting. When i was younger i wanted to be a seiyuu (Japanese voice actor) but for a while gave up on that dream cause i wasn't Japanese. I was also pretty young and...

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  11. Reddit by arminUltra07 Sep 14th

    Beginner Acting Classes in Toronto

    I recently got a chance to be a background actor on a new Netflix show and it was such a great experience. As a film student being on set is such a great learning experience and I'm inspired to try my hand at acting. Does anyone know of any good acting...

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  12. Reddit by detlillaspoket Sep 14th

    Paying Agents Commission on Background Work

    Hi all! LA actor here pretty new to the “having a theatrical agent” thing and lately I’ve been booking some background work that I have procured myself and been paid for. I have paid my manager 10% on this work because I know that is standard, but I am...

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  13. Reddit by therealshug Sep 14th

    Thoughts on being an office PA as an actor?

    Hey friends! I’m an actor living in LA looking for a day job to supplement my career and was looking into becoming an office PA at places such as FX, WB, or Netflix. I figure working at these studios would allow me to meet people actually working in the...

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  14. Reddit by xMonkeyKingx Sep 14th

    Large vs Boutique agencies?

    Currently looking for an agent, have my package set up and everything is ready to go. Going to try and submit for a few dozen agencies, hopefully a few will call me back, but in the event that they do, thoughts on Small vs Large agencies? Ive heard that...

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  15. Reddit by Emotional-Chipmunk12 Sep 14th

    Best Voice Actor Roles

    Tom Kenny: Spongebob Tara Strong: Cindy (The Boondocks) Grey Griffin: Mandy John DiMaggio: Scotsman Frank Welker: Scooby Doo Phil LaMarr: Samurai Jack Jeff Bennett: Kowalski Rob Paulsen: Yakko Warner Jess Harnell: Wakko Warner Richard Steven Horvitz: Zim Cree...

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  16. Reddit by JMansReddit Sep 14th

    I’m not sure where to take acting after college

    While I’m in college I’m going to take some classes because my main path becoming a director, so knowing how to act or understanding the art can help translate some parts to the actors. Let’s say I really like acting, what’s the next step? I’m unsure where to...

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  17. Reddit by CactusWithAbs Sep 13th

    Do I need a business license or LLC??

    Hi all, so recently I had someone (who is not a VA, she’s a therapist) tell me I need an LLC and business license to freelance (for tax purposes or something) and I was like what? Why? I’ve never heard of an actor needing these things to get work, and I don’t...

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  18. Reddit by rayman713 Sep 13th

    Theatre prep / Film prep

    What are the differences between theatre and film prep prior to the show / shooting the film? I'm from the UK and have most experience from theatre. I'm interested to understand the process prior to shooting a film? My experience of theatre: Audition ---> get...

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  19. Reddit by tbilisi01 Sep 13th

    To find Auditions

    Hello, I am an aspiring Actress and trying to find auditions in NY besides backstage and actors access. Please help to identify other sources of auditions in the area. Also, would you please give me a hint where to find good monologues for my self-tapes...

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