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  1. Stage 32 by Sean Costello Oct 4th

    Better Accessing Emotions on Screen

    Hi wanted to write in here and see if anybody can offer advise on better accessing emotions as an actor.I currently go to an acting studio once a week and it’s frustrating to not be able to access certain emotions more naturally. I know the particular songs...

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  2. Reddit by gosmoochiegirl Oct 4th

    Signed up for a free Michael Keogh workshop today.

    This is with Inspired Actors UK. It'll be an online workshop. I've tried to search up reviews on them, and have seen a few people call them scams, but there's not nearly enough reviews out there. I'm down and out right now, so I won't be purchasing anything...

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  3. Reddit by phukhugh Oct 4th

    Why does this acting feel so wooden?

    I haven’t quite pinpointed it but I think the direction of this scene was way off or they may have felt that the scene didn’t require as much emotion as it needed- I was extremely bored and unmoved by this scene. I am also in acting lessons and sometimes feel...

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  4. Reddit by seancoz13 Oct 4th

    Better accessing my emotions

    Hi wanted to write in here and see if anybody can offer advise on better accessing emotions as an actor. I currently go to an acting studio once a week and it’s frustrating to not be able to access certain emotions more naturally. I know the particular songs...

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  5. Reddit by davidbmattingly Oct 4th

    Kramer/Fauci

    This afternoon, Cathleen and I attended Kramer/Fauci at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn. The performance was unexpectedly brief—just about an hour—and it draws from a 1993 broadcast transcript for World AIDS Day. While an hour might seem short, the production...

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  6. Reddit by Consistent_Low3174 Oct 4th

    Steps on becoming a talent agent

    Hi everyone! I'm interested in getting into talent representation, specifically working at a talent agency representing actors. I have a background in acting myself, with experience in theater and film, and I've become really interested in the business side...

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  7. Reddit by rencollinss Oct 4th

    Just a Friendly Reminder

    I'm not a mod, but I'm still seeing a few posts that are trying to get set up with Voices dot com. If you didn't see the post pinned by the mods (idk if it's still pinned and I can't find it💀), this site has annouced itself that it is replacing real projects...

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  8. Stage 32 by Jason Raymaker Oct 3rd

    Side gigs.

    What are some of the best side jobs you have worked that were flexible enough to help you keep pursuing acting? 

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  9. Reddit by Ok_Neighborhood_9708 Oct 3rd

    Intermediate Acting in NYC

    Hi everyone, my name is Noah, an actor currently based in the NYC area. I’ve racked up a lot of Short Film credits over the past three years, taking a lot of classes around the New York City/Brooklyn area. I have a comedy reel + drama reel that I am proud of...

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  10. Reddit by MeanTelephone9426 Oct 3rd

    Texas actors - this one’s for you

    I’ve had representation in Texas for a few years now, theatrically and commercially. Same agent - which is typical for a market like Texas. That said… I haven’t been auditioning for some CDs who would call me in often. And I find it weird it’s happening...

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  11. Reddit by awkwardjoker Oct 3rd

    Does sag care if you work non union?

    Hi! I’m asking out of curiosity, but how is it we see voice actors in prominent games and animation while also being in smaller non union jobs? I know in film you work non union to build up credits and experience but with voiceover it seems that’s not the...

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  12. Reddit by riddleshifts Oct 3rd

    piercings and piercing scars on actors

    Hi! I currently have two facial piercings: a lip piercing and a regular nostril piercing. I’m planning on taking the nostril piercing out, but I know it’ll probably leave a small scar/mark. Would that actually be an issue for an acting career? I know that at...

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