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  1. Reddit by toast_kun Aug 6th

    Should I reach back out?

    So I had an hour long Facetime with a CD at a big production company this past weekend, connected by a family member. It genuinely felt like a good conversation with some good advice from her, so at the end I asked if I could send her my reel. I said I would...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Aug 6th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Aug 6

    Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

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  3. Reddit by cryoncue Aug 6th

    A simple way to feel the emotions of your character!

    Simplify your acting Did you know almost every actor who is part of the cry on cue community has said this... “creating the emotions of the character is their number one struggle” Yep! It’s true. And that’s a miserable feeling if you want to be a good actor...

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  4. Reddit by BrokeHardHead Aug 6th

    Actors in quarantine

    As the title goes.. What are the type of activities actors in lockdown do to work in their craft? I have been thinking about writing a small monolgue and film it. Little screenplays and just having fun and improving my art and craft. Let's get the ball...

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  5. Reddit by thiagopourra Aug 6th

    Questions from a music producer

    Needless to say, I'm experienced in recording/editing voices and instruments, software, DAW, video editing, etc. Today my nephew told me he wants to be a voice actor (he's 14) and start a course. To check if he really is interested, I want to record some...

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  6. Reddit by griffones Aug 5th

    Where to find a dialect coach?

    Hello, I'm a theatre actor/student and I want to get formal dialect training. I'm looking for the usual stuff like Standard British or American Southern. Does anyone know where to find an affordable coach?

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  7. Reddit by rcroman Aug 5th

    Advice for Moving to LA for acting

    Hello! I'm pretty new here but wanted to reach out and see if anyone would be willing to share some advice on acting and moving to LA to do it. Here's a little data about myself if it helps give more specific advice: I am 19 and want to do acting as my...

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  8. Reddit by Darsh_dns_ Aug 5th

    Is Acting a talent or a skill?

    First post here....as an aspiring actor...I just wanted to know of your thoughts guys. Do you think acting is a talent and only people 'gifted' with it can excel and turn it into a living OR do you think that it is a career choice or a skill like a job and...

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  9. Reddit by Velvet_Unicorn2154 Aug 5th

    Possible to find new reps???

    So I’m an L.A. based actor that is between theatrical agents and could also use a manager. But since COVID has most filming in L.A. shut down I’ve been considering relocating. I’ve probably submitted to 20-something agencies in various markets with no luck...

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  10. Reddit by curtisclone Aug 4th

    Sound Curtains?

    Actor here, trying to create a decent voice over set up while the pandemic halts most/all local gigs. I recently moved into a place that has a sweet 1 car garage shed in the back, basically finished (no A/C). I'm planning on making this my studio for...

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