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  1. Reddit by Dracomies Nov 10th

    Rx8 Elements is $30 again guys!

    Here! [https://www.izotope.com/en/shop/rx-8-elements.html](https://www.izotope.com/en/shop/rx-8-elements.html) I know a lot of voiceactors have been waiting for the price to drop to $30. It's $30 again. Definitely would recommend getting this. Amazing for...

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  2. Reddit by bogo-being Nov 9th

    Any advice on acting exercises requiring a partner?

    [book cover ](https://imgur.com/gallery/a4wdQ98) I recently got a new workshop book called ‘The Stanford Meisner Approach’ by Larry Silverberg (see link for cover image) and I’m pretty stumped since the book requires you to have acting partners to practice...

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  3. Reddit by fuckthepatriarchy241 Nov 9th

    What have you heard about these LA agencies?

    - Avant Artists - ABA Talent Agency - ASAP Talent Agency - Saint Talent Agency Anyone signed with them or know of them? Which one is the most prestigious? I’m currently a non-union actor in Los Angeles that’s looking for an agency to find work for me to...

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  4. Reddit by joshptvn Nov 9th

    Conflicting goals.

    I’m 19 years old, I’ve always done theater in school, but I only realized a couple years ago, that I’d like to truly pursue acting. I overcome all my doubts and fears and started performing at my college. Sadly Covid hit after my first performance. Then my...

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  5. Reddit by rosencranzand Nov 9th

    Manager - 15% + 15% of all residuals?

    Hey Reddit, So I'd love to hear from those of you who've had managers or considered managers, that are obviously out of SAG jurisdiction. I am a SAG actor who is considering a manager at present. Two things that are new to me in the contract: 1) 15% (I know...

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  6. Reddit by CharlieFaulkner Nov 9th

    Non-actor with a question

    Hi! So I've been thinking and tbh worrying about something recently Actors in very emotionally intense roles/scenes! This thought was triggered when I recently saw the scene in which >!Joel dies in !<The Last of Us 2, but applies to many other examples such...

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  7. Reddit by MissThang96 Nov 9th

    Q for Black actresses!

    My question is regarding black women, hair and headshots, so if you are a black woman or know what casting directors prefer, please comment! I change my hair pretty often, but am usually in braids or wearing my natural hair (4a/4b). Should I get a bunch of...

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  8. Reddit by louisasnotes Nov 9th

    The Red Priest - Week 5

    Well...Production week is over. Fabulous work by designers, technical and stage management and directorial team meant that it was an enjoyable and productive week. Last night was 'Tech. Dress' and - apart from today's day off - we are on stage for the next...

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  9. Reddit by keshsmith92 Nov 8th

    Advice Wanted

    Hey all, I’ve been in the game for a bit of time. Here’s the deal: I cannot for the life of me land an agent. My resume is filled with theatre roles, training, on camera work and all. My website Is also up to date as well as my headshots. I’ve been booking...

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  10. Reddit by kennedynm Nov 8th

    Please help: Acting direction/advise?

    (Tl;dr at the bottom) Hi, this is my first actual post and I’ve had my account for awhile, but this has been wracking my brain for a long time and I don’t know what to do. I’m sorry I know this is pretty long, but I’ve also never really talked to anyone about...

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  11. Reddit by WhyHeBuiltLikeThat Nov 8th

    Beginning

    Hiya! So, I posted something not too long ago aswell.. but as I'm a beginner actor, is there anything I should know? Do I need professionally taken headshots? Where can I find an agent? How much experience will I need?

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  12. Reddit by LackofPulchritude Nov 7th

    I need help with my dramatic interpretation

    Hello fellow actors! I am a highschooler on my school’s speech team. My event is Dramatic Interpretation. I never win competitions and I want to know how to improve my acting. Does anyone have any surefire tips for dramatic acting?

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