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  1. Reddit by strabo_the_stoic Sep 26th

    Emotional Memory/ Recall

    Yesterday we were blocking a song from Into the Woods called "No More." For anyone unfamiliar with this song, it's very emotional and deals with regret, guilt, and abandonment. The director told me this, and without meaning to I instantly started thinking...

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  2. Reddit by Reecemor Sep 26th

    Monologues and Duologues for black actors.

    Hi there, I’m a young black actor from London who is currently in there final year of acting training at drama school. My casting is not your typical south London roadmap, but rather more the guy who escaped the hood for a better life. My native accent is...

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  3. Reddit by Urf-Kench Sep 26th

    Any tips on helping my little sister practice?

    Hey all. I’m aware that this sub is usually used for professionals/enthusiasts in the fine art of acting. I’m no actor and have no experience with acting, but my 11 year old sister got a part in her school play and she’s super excited. It’d mean a lot to her...

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  4. Reddit by ToTheStarsandOnward Sep 26th

    Recent exchanges with some actors.

    Haven’t been on here in awhile, but I was recently talking with some fellow actors and wanted to share some things on here: I don’t like speaking in absolutes very often, but if you’re aspiring, YOU HAVE to read books about this industry. Even if you hate...

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  5. Reddit by pripaca Sep 25th

    Need a bit of advice

    My local playhouse is doing a couple plays and I want to audition for one of them. No, I don't need help picking them, I need help with how the heck I'm gonna ask my parents. I'm currently 16, I've been into acting and theatre since I was 11, and figured out...

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  6. Reddit by omidabrams Sep 25th

    How does one learn to watch themselves objectively?

    I'm currently in a class for screen acting and I can't count the amount of times I came away from a scene with the feeling that I nailed down all the emotional beats only to watch myself on playback to see that I look awkward as hell and that my eyeballs are...

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  7. Reddit by MindlessSlice8 Sep 25th

    Student Research Survey for Voice Actors

    We are a group of web development students working on our capstone project. Our project is to build a centralized marketplace for voice talent and clients to connect with each other. It is called Voicer. Voicer will equally cater to all users. It will create...

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  8. Reddit by SnortWhoresFuckCoke Sep 25th

    Social media, how necessary is it?

    Hey everyone. I'm in my 3rd year of university so we're focusing on the traits that make us more employable within the film industry. Now, my lecturer doesn't have anything to do with any drama courses so I'm waiting to see a different lecture of mine...

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  9. Reddit by Albatross_90 Sep 25th

    Casting services - Worthwhile?

    Hey, VA's. While doing some self-marketing the other day with a local agency, they informed me that (for larger projects - regional/national), usually they would gather talent from casting web-services. A couple they used were *actorsaccess* &...

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  10. Reddit by ArcticGlaciers Sep 25th

    Is this the right resource?

    So a little backstory first. I met a producer who owns his own production company through a family friend. Initially it was to get help entering the industry to become a writer. We’ve got a pretty solid relationship so far in the last couple of months. I’ve...

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  11. Reddit by tiny-daggers Sep 25th

    A naive idea, but I want help anyway.

    Hi! So an amazing author I love is finally producing a TV-show based on her books. A role I know I would be perfect for is up for grabs, and coincidentally she’s my favourite character in the whole book series. I want to throw my hat in the ring and try to...

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