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  1. Reddit by Lour-55 Jun 21st

    EMC Actor's Equity program HELP

    hello everyone ! I hope you are well. I was reading about the ways people could get Equity memberships and one of them is through the EMC program. Could somebody tell me about it if they have the information, I have a couple of questions. 1. Can international...

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  2. Reddit by Broke-Witcher Jun 21st

    What should I do

    Hey guys I know this might sound stupid.But could some describe to me the path one has to take to become an actor. Do I have to go to school and go through theater training? Should I just take classes instead? And what after I get ejected? Thank you for your...

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  3. Reddit by Kahli_Elliott Jun 21st

    How do you memorize lines?

    I'm an aspiring actor... looking to take some acting classes soon once it's safe to do so where I'm from. I've always wondered how do actors memorize their lines? I'd like to say I have a good memory. But, I've always been scared thinking what if one day I...

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  4. Reddit by theguysmith Jun 21st

    Austin, TX Community?

    I have recently moved back to my hometown in Texas after spending the last 6 years acting and filmmaking in LA. In August I'm moving to Austin and was curious if there were any Austin, TX actors on this sub who could recommend any theaters/companies, classes...

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  5. Reddit by juniorwitch Jun 20th

    Favorite character demos?

    Hey friends, I'm updating my voice over demos this summer and I wanted to find some really good animation and character demos to take notes from. Are there any from well-established actors that inspired you? Which demos are your favorites? Thanks!

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  6. Reddit by bobabobabobabobaboba Jun 20th

    Getting Started in Vancouver/Toronto

    hi!!!! newbie here seeking advice. I’m a Chinese-Canadian turning 18 in two months, and I decided to take some risks and try to submit to some acting agencies since high school is now officially over. i still haven’t fully decided if I am going to attend UBC...

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  7. Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Jun 20th

    How do I get past audition anxiety?

    I have a problem where every time I do an audition I always think it’s not good enough and will do so many takes that I start to hate the spot I’m auditioning for. No matter how many times I do it, I always think it sounds fake or there’s some noise my mouth...

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  8. Reddit by TheMaskedAlpha28 Jun 20th

    How did you guys get started on voice acting?

    I've wanted to be a voice actor for awhile now but the only thing going for me is my interest to do so. I have no experiences, no resources, no connections, no money for training. So seeing as most of you probably started with nothing, like me, how did you...

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  9. Reddit by Darth_Bad_Guy Jun 20th

    LA Agent Here - Reopening, Covid, and YOU

    With things opening back up prematurely, it is important to know that any live auditions you take are YOUR CHOICE and yours alone . The government does not get to decide when it is “safe” - you do. Your agent should not get mad if you book out of a live...

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  10. Reddit by MYNERDTIME Jun 20th

    Looking to make a positive voice acting community

    Hi im an amateur voice actor whos been lurking on this sub for quite a while and i just gotta say i love the positive attitude that a lot of people have on here as well as the kindness thats shown to up and coming amateurs and thought id post this. Im...

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  11. Reddit by markalocases Jun 20th

    Can someone please help me to understand scansion?

    I'm a young actor with a newly-found interest in Shakespeare. I'm particularly interested in Shakespearean meter. However, beyond the basic idea of iambic pentameter, I can't seem to understand scansion. Like how do I know if a foot is to be read as an iamb...

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