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  1. Reddit by NobodyNamedSmith Nov 25th

    Demo Reel / Actor's site feedback

    I'd love any feedback on my demo reel. One note, I was told by my agents not to include commercial work so I've edited out a national commercial. Curious if anyone has had had the same feedback?...

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  2. Reddit by apologytour1 Nov 24th

    Tip: You've already memorized your lines

    Reposting from a new account, deleted my last one: A lot of new actors get anxious about memorizing lines. It's not that scary. In fact, you subconsciously memorize those lines as you go. I started teaching and coaching students in L.A. one on one a few...

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  3. Reddit by juliaachim Nov 24th

    much needed career and future advice

    hey there, i have been in a tough decision-making situation, and i utterly don’t know what to do. my parents are the type of parents that say “you can be whatever you want! as long as its a doctor” which is obviously limiting and forcing me into only one...

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  4. Reddit by zackeir Nov 24th

    Help me find an acting school

    Dear All  I hope you all are in good health. So since class 8th, I have made my mind of becoming an actor, although this burning desire in my head is not about money or fame yet it is for standing on stage and do my act. To make my dream true I need a push...

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  5. Reddit by BlackBunny95 Nov 23rd

    Help looking for a scene!

    Hello everyone, I was looking to see if anyone has any recommendations to scenes that have 3 people (2 men, 1 woman) I am having the hardest time finding one I like that I have to perform with 2 other actors in my class in a few days. Preferably a scene from...

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  6. Reddit by JakeThaGreat001 Nov 23rd

    Improv/Scenario Audition for Theater

    To become apart of my cities local theater team, I have to audition in this sort of scenario. It’s a murder mystery scenario. Basically the veteran actors will greet me in character and I have to play along. Does anyone have any advice on how to ace this?

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