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  1. Reddit by gerwfq Jan 5th

    I’m a young adult actor in college and I’ve met with several agents and managers. Some have told me I’m not ready, whereas others have told me I have a great personality. Is a mixed reception normal?

    I remember my first agent meeting, she told me, “It’s very clear that you need more training.” Fast forward to the last few weeks, I signed with two different great agents, one in LA and one in NYC. I just met with a manager for representation over Zoom and...

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  2. Reddit by Natural_Midnight_836 Jan 5th

    Agency options

    So i'm looking at some agencies (most of them are child/teen agencies because im 16f, and they're not huge ones) and was hoping for some advice. A few of them don't require a video reel, but a monologue instead. Should I apply for these ones even if I don't...

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  3. Reddit by Mental_Scientist7782 Jan 5th

    Places for acting

    Hi there a lot of good actors and movies are in America is that the best place to go for acting or getting into good movies or should you just start in other countries like Ireland

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  4. Reddit by juice200 Jan 5th

    Hearing back from Actors Access

    Do you guys ever hear back about your audition before the deadline? Or is it common practice to for casting directors to notify whoever landed the role after the deadline? Had a role I submitted for a few days ago and the deadline is tomorrow.

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  5. Reddit by nancysong74 Jan 4th

    Getting an O1 w/o Previous Credits?

    I am a Canadian actress who's just starting out and I'd like to know why actors w/o previous credits could get an O1 visa. Recently, I've watched shows filmed in the US that feature non-US, rookie actors. Ex. Maitreyi from 'Never Have I Ever' and Iman Vellani...

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  6. Reddit by nancysong74 Jan 4th

    Can Agents Submit Multiple Clients for One Role?

    I'm starting out and looking for an agent. I'm doing my research on each agent's roster using IMDB Pro. My question is, is it possible for an agent to submit multiple clients to one role? If the answer is yes, could casting request audition from two or more...

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  7. Reddit by Normal_Pizza_4437 Jan 4th

    Is Pantheon Talent legitimate, seeing as they willfully hired a convicted scammer after he was charged with scamming kids and their parents, talent agent Nick Roses? Would you sign with the agency?

    I'm looking for advice. I'm torn because, outside of this, the agency has a very good reputation, is in top 500 companies on IMDb, and has many working and successful current actor clients. I'm in talks with Nick Roses and Pantheon Talent in general for...

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  8. Reddit by IDespiseCommunists Jan 4th

    How to not care about what people think ?

    So here’s the thing : I’ve always heard that nothing is more stressful for a human than when their goals are tied to the approval of others. But, being an actor literally depends on the approval of others. I mean, let’s be honest, I would much rather be the...

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  9. Reddit by maribugg Jan 4th

    Monologues For Teens

    Hi! I’m a 13 year old actress and I’m looking for some teen movie/tv monologue recommendations. I do a monthly film acting class where I do a scene and a monologue. I’ve previously done monologues from The Fault in Our Stars, Glee, Booksmart, The Haunting of...

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