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  1. Reddit by KaiZan0 Nov 23rd

    What should I watch?

    Hi, I'm 16 and I want to become an actor. I've been watching movies to try and see what actors do that makes them so good and I was wondering what movies I should watch.. Recently I've watched some Drama but any genre works (except romance, just not my...

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  2. Reddit by Puppet_Master2501 Nov 22nd

    Average

    So I read this article that claims that the average voice actor earns over $91,000, and can even make six figures via a career in voice acting. https://bunnystudio.com/blog/library/voice-over/voice-actor-salary-how-much-does-this-job-pay/ This sounds too good...

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  3. Reddit by possibilistic Nov 21st

    Looking for a Mario voice impersonator for TTS/VC

    I'm looking for someone with a good Charles Martinet voice impression. I work in the field of voice synthesis (tts, lyrics) and voice conversion (Mission Impossible-style transformation of a person's voice). I want to build a clone of Mario's voice. I want to...

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  4. Reddit by Mars-ALT Nov 21st

    Question regarding actors playing multiple roles.

    Sorry if this is a really stupid question, I know absolutely nothing about the craft and didn’t know where to ask but... If an actor/actress plays multiple roles in a job, for instance, Nina Dobrev playing 2 separate characters in the Vampire Diaries. Do they...

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  5. Reddit by JoshDytonVo Nov 21st

    First Time Writing

    Hey all, I'm Josh Dyton. I'm a voice actor and have just got around to writing a short episodic story (Part 1 and part 2 at the moment ) I voiced all characters and did all of the editing myself. I'll leave both of the links here to both parts. I'd love to...

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  6. Reddit by devy_stated Nov 21st

    Is it better for a self tape to be good or timely?

    Okay so this always bugs me. Whenever I get a self-tape audition (which is a lot now because of covid), I always feel the need to submit for it AS SOON as I get the script. I always have this anxiety that they’re gonna find the person right away and not even...

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  7. Reddit by AndreBeClownin Nov 20th

    College Audition Monolouges

    When choosing a monologue for college auditions, is there anything wrong with cropping a dialogue scene into a monologue? I filmed two monologues ( I found them on daily actor) to submit for UofM but then when I went back to read the plays, they weren’t...

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