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  1. Reddit by Cordath Feb 23rd

    Future proofing against AI

    AI is coming. Eleven Labs is killing the game when it comes to human sounding AI voices, and considering how a couple of years ago the level of quality we have now was unheard of, I don't think it's unreasonable to say that they're only going to be getting...

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  2. Reddit by DearOldPatty Feb 23rd

    Casting for a small play in NYC

    Hi everyone! I’m casting for a play my friend wrote called My Husband that’s being put on in NYC. It’s about the struggles of Alzheimer’s within a family and the celebration of life. We’re looking for a couple adult actors and some younger ones too. Please...

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  3. Reddit by Ok_Bicycle_7816 Feb 23rd

    ‼️Acting Resource Thread ‼️

    I love networking with other actors and getting a few tips about where/how to submit for work. Let’s start a thread of a few sites that have been helpful with finding theatrical and commercial gigs. Please drop some links/sites in the comments. Here are a few...

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  5. Reddit by PepeAwesome Feb 23rd

    Looming WGA strike concerns

    I haven't been an actor very long. I'm currently SAG-E, but haven't yet joined, mostly because of the cost. I've heard the talks that the WGA may go on strike around May, and my understanding is that the "sister" unions of the entertainment industry (SAG...

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  6. Reddit by New_Addendum_1709 Feb 22nd

    Acting agency question

    I see some acting agencies they have branch- actors and extras separately, so if you join the actors one, will you still get extras work? And if you join the extras one, will you only limit to getting extra work and no speaking roles? I’m confused I have...

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  10. Reddit by mraladdinsirwat Feb 22nd

    Bombing in front of a new classroom?

    I joined a new acting class, and boy, I fucking bombed in front of 30 people. Normally I’m used to killing it, and I knew I was a more experienced actor than some of the others. I feel confident in my abilities, but I got overwhelmed by the sheer amount of...

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  13. Reddit by the_pinklemon Feb 22nd

    Acting Programs for Working Actors (LA)

    I’ve been auditioning for network shows and projects for the past 1.5 years. Some months have been better than others obviously, but I feel like I’m “in the game” now and not just doggie paddling trying to submit for student films on Actors Access. I’m not...

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  14. Reddit by Blueeyesindisguise Feb 22nd

    Actors who left LA

    If you lived in LA, how long did you live there and why did leave? Do you want to go back? If you live in LA now, do you want to leave?

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  15. Reddit by LuaLily Feb 22nd

    A bit of the basics?

    Hello! I am an aspiring actress hoping to start studying acting abroad and I would like to know if more experienced people have anything to say or any tips! First I would like to know if you guys know of any colleges that specialize on acting as a career and...

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  16. Reddit by Joes_SpeakEasy Feb 22nd

    AI Story

    I received a survey-type ad on LinkedIn the other day from a name (who shall remain nameless) who had no LI profile. The survey was one question: "What's the worst part about creating a voice-over?" The choices were: "Edits". "The Cost". "Actor Availability"...

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  17. Reddit by Lord_Borkidy Feb 22nd

    Any ideas? And is this worth it?

    Does anyone know easier ways to memorize a script? My director in plays I’m in, only has me rehearse the plays once a week because there are multiple, and I have to do a majority of memorizing from home. Also as a side note, is it normal to have 0 to not...

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  18. Reddit by blackpink_fan101 Feb 22nd

    Actor with a passion, don't know what to do next

    I've been a (non-professional) actor for 3 years, I've done short films, theatre & acting classes . I want to be a television actor and writer (professionally of course), but I don't know what to do next. I want to (obviously) work in professional projects...

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  19. Reddit by Signature-Cautious Feb 21st

    Another day, another actors strike

    I'm being sardonic. Few years ago, our theatre company fucks us, we try to negotiate. Even threat to strike. It all blows up, two people negotiate without us, got what they wanted, and we lost our positions. Back to square one, like Im starting again, but...

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