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  1. Reddit by ricktheactor Oct 13th

    I need your Recommendation

    Hello again r/acting. Looking for BC actors to drop some reputable agencies below. I'm going to cross reference them on IMDBPro. Note: I'm Toronto Talent, but I've just established an address in Vancouver and I'm willing to come work in BC as long as the...

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  7. Reddit by poetbitch Oct 13th

    Is an agency supposed to tell you who your agent is?

    I’m part of an agency/management for actors and models, but I have no clue who I’m supposed to contact about casting calls and such. I don’t know where I’m being applied to, if at all, and don’t want to make the mistake of me being submitted two times into a...

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  8. Backstage by Richinw Oct 12th

    NYC: Get back and prepare.

    A small group of us in the NYC area have not given up on Acting on Film. I'd like 4-6 people to join us in getting our skills up to par. Rehearsals and filming will be required. Your head shots, monologue, rehearsing, filming, coaching, reel, etc will be our...

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  9. Stage 32 by Dr Samita Nandy Oct 12th

    Do Working Actors Need a Voice in Media?

    Happy Monday! As a celebrity studies scholar, I was often asked about film stars in the media but what other working actors?Unfortunately, not all viewers get to learn about a diverse range of working actors in celebrity culture. And I want to change that. Do...

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  10. Reddit by B-atiful Oct 12th

    Do have to move to/near LA to work professionally?

    If one wanted to be a voice actor who works on big things, especially cartoons and video games, would you HAVE to eventually move to la? I know that professional projects require you to go to their actual studio, for obvious reasons, but is it possible to...

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  11. Reddit by 18nlazy Oct 12th

    First time on set

    Hi, I’m not sure if this is the correct subreddit to post this to. But, I was recently cast as a recurring guest star in a network tv show (I don’t think I can say anymore). I’ve done a couple student and no budget films before but nothing of this scale. I...

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  12. Reddit by chlupsha Oct 12th

    Audio cards: need or not?

    Been playing around at trying to be a voice actor for a while now. And came across an interesting question that a Google search hasn't satisfactorily answered. Does a computer need an internal audio card to adequately process sound for professional...

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  13. Reddit by Cherrys_inmymind Oct 12th

    Becoming an actress (NEED ADVICE)

    So I always wanted to be an actress, for as long as I can remember. Im very shy and suffer from anxiety but even that won't stop me. Currently Im a junior in college, but once I graduate I really wanna give acting a shot, because I at least want to try it...

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  14. Reddit by PineappleLubricant Oct 12th

    Agency questions

    I’ve been signed with an Agency in Colorado for about three years. In that time, they’ve had two employee turnovers (it’s run by two people, one of which has changed twice), and have booked me exactly *one* state-wide commercial and five military training...

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  16. Reddit by Maleficent-Plantain6 Oct 12th

    Male Actor W/ Ear Piercings?

    This probably isn’t a very good question but I just wanted it answered since the topic doesn’t really come up online. I’m 20 years old and have been in several small budget films in order to get a reel together. I have decided not to get any tattoos, but I...

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  18. Reddit by JoeinVA Oct 12th

    Should I Join a Union? Which one(s)?

    I've seen many comments on this sub and in other places extolling being a member of a union. I am a supporter, generally, of unionized labor and protecting the workers from toxic corporate culture. Plus, I appreciate that members of the the unions help...

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  19. Reddit by louisasnotes Oct 12th

    Perfect Pandemic Production - Week 2

    As promised, theatre fans, here's the run down from the last 3 rehearsals of 'The Red Priest'. Selfishly, I have to admit that I LOVE the small cast: 2 actors means tons of time to spend discussing the objectives and stakes of your character. For the very...

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