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  1. Reddit by swollendreams Jan 28th

    Looking to cast male actors 16-27

    Hey I am looking to cast 2 male actors for lgbtq role, ages between 16-27, let me know if anyone here would be possibly interested? I am looking for one with a decent athletic build, the other thin-regular.

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  2. Reddit by redalienbaby Jan 27th

    actors with ADHD, ADD, etc.

    to my fellow actors who have attention disorders, in the hopes that you're out there, I'm finding that it's been getting in the way more and more lately, but specifically when it comes to my acting / prep work. When I get a scene, I am often unable to see the...

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  3. Reddit by starrimi Jan 27th

    Terms for a character actor?

    I'm a fan translator, and the characters I usually translate are theater kids. This time, I'm really stuck on how to localize a line. Note that these are all just rough drafts, and translated more literally. >**Tomoya:** Ahaha. More often than not, he...

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  4. Reddit by DaFacePalmTree Jan 27th

    Can I recruit student actors without offering pay?

    I'm a student filmmaker looking to recruit other students at my high school who act in theatre for a talent agency. I'm looking to make a short film which would take multiple hours to shoot - should I try reaching out to the students and ask whether they'd be...

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  5. Reddit by andgarrett Jan 27th

    why no mouth noises in live podcasts?

    Based on various videos I've watched about voice acting, I was under the impression that mouth noises were something to be solve by the voice actor during recording, not by audio engineers. However, I often listen to live podcasts, and I never hear mouth...

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  6. Reddit by underestimatedbutton Jan 27th

    Question: Favorite actors who got "discovered"?

    Who are your favorite actors to point to or whom people bring up when they talk about actors who "made it big with no experience"? For example, people highlight that Emma Stone dropped out of high school to move to LA "without any acting classes because she...

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  7. Reddit by sunnyastrosun Jan 26th

    auditions actor access

    when do casting directors usually message you back on actor access for auditions? i recently submitted for a project and been waiting to get the audition portion. When i’ve submitted for other projects they usually responded in 4-5 days lol so also why do...

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