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  1. Reddit by mangomau5 Jul 4th

    I want to become an actor

    So I’m a 15 year old from Ontario, Canada and for a while now I’ve really wanted to pursue acting, and no matter how many old posts I find from this sub I just can’t figure out where I should start. I’m afraid I can’t take drama in high school because for...

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  2. Reddit by AutoModerator Jul 4th

    Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Jul 4

    Use this thread to post your headshots for feedback, get info on your age range/type, find good headshot photographers, ask any questions you may have about headshots. If you are posting a DIY headshot for feedback, and not just a snapshot in order to get...

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  3. Reddit by GeorgeJetson_001 Jul 4th

    Actor Showreel (editing and critique)

    Hello Everyone, I'm an editor and I've completed a showreel for an actor and I was hoping to get some feedback from the community. I edited it mainly under the guidance of a video made by Spotlight (the UK's largest casting resource)...

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  4. Reddit by shot_gunkiss Jul 4th

    SAG production but no SAG contract?

    Hi hi! So I recently shot a commercial that I was told was a SAG production. But here’s the thing: we didn’t get our contracts until after we wrapped and I never signed any SAG waivers, contracts, or a Taft Hartley. The other actors found it strange as well...

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  5. Reddit by KitchenAlgae Jul 3rd

    How did you guys figure out your brand?

    I met with an agent this afternoon and he asked me what roles I usually go in for or my type? How did you guys figure yours out? I know how I perceive myself is one thing, other actors have told me what they think of me, but I know I’ve gotten different stuff...

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  6. Reddit by My-Dad-Humps-Trees Jul 3rd

    Actors Are Selling Out Their Lives To Be On TV

    You guys market your entire lives because your producers and agents think that it will make you look more appealing to possible clients and job offers. You start bands and podcasts with other actors to boost your popularity. The bands are purposely the most...

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  7. Reddit by perpetualjazz Jul 3rd

    4 STEPS TO CAREER LONGEVITY

    *by Braden Lynch, Los Angeles acting coach since 2006, working actor since 2005* ​ As actors, it can be really easy for us to lose sight of what's important. We become hyper focused on when our next audition will be, or the audition we just got, or...

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  8. Reddit by craigsvoicetalent Jul 2nd

    5 steps to create a great brand story.

    Some people forget about what we are supposed to do in the creative advertising industry. With the day to day hustle and bustle that goes on it can get you off track. But it’s quite simple. We are here to tell a story. A story that will help a brand sell its...

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