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  1. Reddit by snowbell0925 Dec 1st

    in need of some guidance

    so I'm a 17 year old girl who lives in a really small town (small as in most people who are born here stay their entire lives), and I want to be an actress. I do plan to relocate to or close to a big city after college (nyc most likely) but I wanna start as...

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  2. Reddit by srirachase Dec 1st

    You should pursue your dreams. No matter what.

    So about 2 or so weeks ago, my family scraped together enough money for me to fly out to NYC and audition for a conservatory program(New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts), as well as visit another school(NYFA). **Story about the visit:** I had been sick...

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  3. Reddit by SarahTchil Nov 30th

    Casting Issues: Nationality.

    I really want to start learning acting after I finish my senior year this year. I'm Armenian Lebanese and I live in Lebanon so I'll have to move if I want to get the best classes in the major cities. But I have some concerns regarding castings.. are there any...

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  4. Reddit by SarahTchil Nov 30th

    Self education on Acting

    I will have around 1 year before I actually start attending real acting classes/ a drama school (still have to decide between the two depending on what I can afford or is better as a foundation). But till the time comes I dont want to be wasting time and I...

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  5. Reddit by ChristopherJngs Nov 30th

    Any tips for voice acting in college?

    Hello, fellow voice actors! My name is Chris, and I've been producing voice-over content for the internet since I was just 12. I've since expanded my technological and performative expertise through middle and high school, and currently operate out of my...

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  6. Reddit by Skarchii Nov 30th

    A beginner question

    What's the name of the time when the actors read their lines aloud? When they act, but only with their voices and maybe facial expressions

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  7. Reddit by Zantclick Nov 29th

    Black Friday gear shopping

    Alright, I know these threads are floating around everywhere on every subreddit for every possible subject - this is just mine for voice acting gear as an aspiring voice actor. I can’t spring for the ultimate, yet I don’t want to splurge on something easily...

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  8. Reddit by jamesjimmybyrondean Nov 29th

    Acting in auditions vs acting on set.

    Hi guys please I need your advice from experience. So my story is that I've been going for auditions for a while now and so far I've been picked for only three roles. However I've been able unable to act those three roles so I've never ever acted on set. My...

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  9. Reddit by a_humble_player Nov 29th

    [Guide] Memorizing Lines

    # Introduction Memorizing lines is an important part of the actor's craft. Many of us know the struggle of being "on book" during rehearsal. Once we're "off book", it allows more opportunity for an increased sense of creativity, playfulness, and awareness...

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  10. Reddit by LostTerraner Nov 28th

    Let my voice be heard!

    Being a small time streamer and active on social platforms like discord, I've been asked whether i'd like to take up voice acting, or why I'm not a voice actor yet. Doing a little internet research here and there, I stumbled upon this subreddit and figured...

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  11. Reddit by Despitethem Nov 28th

    Possible ways of practicing acting at home?

    I don’t have any acting classes near me but I do have a passion for acting. I was wondering if anyone knows ways to practice at home (should I just find and read scripts, keep submitting myself on actors access, etc.). I’m a 16 year old male and both of my...

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  12. Reddit by patrick_luvs_LSD Nov 28th

    Light vs. Heavy rehearsal for film

    Sorry if the title may sound confusing, but what I'm trying to get at is; most actors rehearse for weeks and sometimes even months for a play, so once they get on stage they know all their blockings and lines word for word. But for film, wouldn't it be a...

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  13. Reddit by sksksksksksksss Nov 28th

    In need of reassurance

    I’ve never wanted to be an actor before until recently where I got a random feeling that I should go to acting school. I don’t have any experience and I don’t know if I want to form an acting career or try at least. But I love the art of acting and would like...

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