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  1. Reddit by AccomplishedPhone6 Mar 10th

    Headshot wardrobe ?

    I'm getting another headshot later this month to add to my portfolio just was wondering if you guys had any advice on what to wear. Type i'm going for is like a non-chalant, cool, likeable, genuine young adult. my agent refers to me as a "latinx timoathee...

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  2. Reddit by goodmorningcptahab Mar 10th

    LA SAG-AFTRA Actors: Do You Apply for Non-Union Jobs?

    Hi there, This is a question mostly for LA-based actors, but I'm happy to hear from anyone! Obviously the breakdowns are flooded with non-union jobs; it's just the reality we're living in at the moment. Have you ever applied to those non-union jobs as a union...

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  3. Reddit by voiceactordude Mar 10th

    YouTube Playlist for New Voice Actors

    Interested in getting into voiceovers but never knew where to start? My name is Terry Daniel. I'm an experienced full time voice actor going on my 30th year in the business! I created a YouTube channel playlist for beginners who are serious about learning the...

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  4. Reddit by whoisthatgamer Mar 9th

    The next step

    How do I know when I’m ready to move on. To record a demo reel and attempt to get an agent. I always hear “if you have to ask then you’re not.” But, I’m an overthinker and that sort of stuff doesn’t make sense to me. I have been going to voice acting classes...

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  5. Reddit by SoleMinhluna Mar 8th

    Inspiration? Motivation?

    What has inspired you to pursue the path of acting and what motivates you to keep going? I've been thinking of visiting an acting class, just to see if it's something I'd like. I feel like I'm attracted to this path because good actors, movies and tv shows...

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  6. Reddit by PumpkinKat18 Mar 7th

    French Accent???

    I am in a local theater production that’s not very fancy but it’s still theater. And the character I’m playing needs a French accent. I am having trouble really letting go and giving it my all, I’m not a very experienced actor and I get slightly embarrassed...

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  7. Reddit by scruffywarhorse Mar 7th

    How can you work on your acting on your own?

    I’m an actor living in New York City. If I want to work on my singing I can listen to a voice lesson I have taken previously and sing along with it. But how can I work on my acting alone? Is there a way to refine your craft without getting in an acting class?

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  8. Reddit by Benito-is-bae Mar 7th

    Advice for A young actor?

    Hello, i am 13 years old (which is old enough for reddit , dont worry) and I want to be an actor (actress) I've read the FAQ of this subreddit and stuff, but they all seem like it's for adults, is there any advice for a child? I have experience from school...

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  9. Reddit by potential_key Mar 7th

    How to prepare for a role?

    Hi fellow actors, I recently booked a leading role in a short film! I'm excited and thrilled however i find myself almost lost in preparing for the role. How I prepared for the audition was by breaking the scene down into beats and objectives. That's my...

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