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  1. Reddit by daiquiriheiress Nov 18th

    Audition for The Actors Studio

    hi! my friend and i are auditioning for membership in the actors studio next month. it's our first time auditioning for them, i was wondering if anyone had any particular tips? we've already got our contemporary scene and everything, just if anyone had any...

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  2. Reddit by Yaars23 Nov 18th

    Where would David Mamet want you to train?

    I just finished reading True and False by David Mamet which I highly recommend. He talks a lot about how he thinks most actor training is a waste. How we work on exercises/techniques which don’t really impact our work, and we’d be better off just simply being...

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  3. Reddit by mrarthurwhite Nov 18th

    What Does Thespis the origin of Thespian mean?

    Θέσπις From [θεός](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B8%CE%B5%CF%8C%CF%82#Ancient_Greek) (*theós*, “god”) and [εἶπον](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B5%E1%BC%B6%CF%80%CE%BF%CE%BD#Ancient_Greek) (*eîpon*, “I said”) (aorist active form of...

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  4. Reddit by Ubiubii Nov 17th

    How do child actors do school?

    I’m assuming that child actors need a parent with them most of the time, especially if they’re on set in locations far from home. Obviously they wouldn’t be able to go to school if they’re away. Does this mean they’re taught on set? (Assuming they aren’t home...

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  5. Reddit by verybigcat Nov 17th

    Running lines with Alexa

    Hello fellow actors! I've just released an app (https://runlines.me) to run lines with Amazon's Alexa. She's like a (very) patient friend who helps out if you forget a line or get it wrong. Works with an Amazon Echo or with the free Alexa mobile app. I'd love...

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  6. Reddit by OllieQueen52 Nov 16th

    Dialect Coaching Patreon!

    OK all, here we go! I am an actor, and for the last three years have been the Director of Theatrical Coaching with Accent Colors Dialect Coaching. As part of my new content, I'm launching a Patreon for dialect coaching! On the 1st and 15th of each month, I'll...

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  7. Reddit by OllieQueen52 Nov 16th

    Dialect Coaching Patreon!

    OK all, here we go! I am an actor, and for the last three years have been the Director of Theatrical Coaching with Accent Colors Dialect Coaching. As part of my new content, I'm launching a Patreon for dialect coaching! On the 1st and 15th of each month, I'll...

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  8. Reddit by Nolix_ Nov 16th

    Bully Animation

    Hi I am looking for voice actors to act in my Bully Animation. I am looking for 2 girls that can voice act for now I will make a new post for any updates :)

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  9. Reddit by FlowersForReese Nov 16th

    Looking for actors for a short film

    I am going to be filming a short film that I wrote over the month of December and I'm looking for teenage actors or actors who look like high school age, willing to be in it. Message me if you would like to hear more about it.

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  10. Reddit by danikabananika Nov 16th

    Stand in work on a resume- yes or no?

    I’ve always been of the opinion of if it’s not acting, it doesn’t belong on an acting resume. However, I’ve now done 3 large shows in which I stood in for the 1 or the 2 and worked with some pretty well respected DOPs for big studios. I’ve learned so much...

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  11. Reddit by onerighteye Nov 15th

    Advice on my ex actor

    Hi so my ex was an actor as well right, and she hurt me pretty hard and we had a messy breakup. We hurt each other. She texted me the other day asking to meet up. I don’t want to, I want nothing to do with her. I’m worried though- that we’ll run into each...

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  12. Reddit by dontcallmebythat Nov 15th

    How do you know you’re ready for an agent?

    A lot of beginning actors ask about agents, and the common answers tell them to take a class first, and do a bunch of student/indie films. I’m at a stage in my life where I am regularly submitting and auditioning for low/no pay roles and have a pretty full...

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  13. Reddit by NobodyNamedSmith Nov 15th

    Letting go post-audition

    Just turned in a self-tape for a series regular. That feeling we all have when you did your best and let it go into the universe! Onward, actors! Happy Friday!

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  14. Reddit by Bonelesszeeebra Nov 15th

    Need advice asap. Approach director/producers?

    I'm currently serving some directors and producers in the restaurant I'm working at. They're talking about a film they're putting together. Would it be unprofessional if I were to mention I'm an actor? Would they just be annoyed? Thanks in advance

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