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Reddit by FishermanImmediate79 Feb 14th

Now casting for "The Chameleon Project" a short film based in London

Actors, camera workers, producers, artists, editors and musicians are needed. Submissions close in easter and the filming date will be this summer, around August in the location London, England. The project is for now unpaid but if it does well at festivals...
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Reddit by Ahello4you Feb 14th

I Had So Much Fun Fan Dubbing These Anime Scenes

I am by no means a voice actor but I do love anime! So I went ahead and fan dubbed couple of scenes from anime. I was cracking myself up while editing them, so I just had to share. Hope you guys get a chuckle or two out them! https://vimeo.com/781654965...
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Reddit by love_acting99 Feb 14th

Who else thinks booking ratios are kind of overrated

I know we all love to book, but is there really such thing as a booking ratio? The amount of jobs you book depends on so many factors, and it can highly vary from year to year. And an experienced actor is (mostly) going to book more consistently than a newer...
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Reddit by astronaut3648 Feb 14th

Every acting class I take is filled with beginners.... how are you supposed to find advanced level classes?

I'm not trying to offend beginners, but this is not conducive to me improving as an actor, by watching bad acting by people who are completely new to this. I'm based in NYC. I don't even care if it's over Zoom at this point, but I want to be in a class where...
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Reddit by NegativeAscending Feb 14th

Anything you guys do to help with nerves for imrpvo?

My sister and I are starting acting classes soon and one of the weekly classes is Improv, I absolutely hate improv. Always have. But I also understand that it IMMENSELY helps actors. Any suggestions on how I can turn my mindset around? Or work on enjoying it?...
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Reddit by Opening-Race6586 Feb 14th

Internship at a casting office

I‘m right at the beginning of my acting career and just started submitting to student films (and I am taking regular classes) thus I have no connections whatsoever to casters. Do you think it could be beneficial to do an internship at a casting/production...
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Reddit by buddyrocky777 Feb 14th

IMDb Star meter services?

Do any actors use any good IMDb star meter services to lower their star meter that actually work? Legit ones only no scams. Thanks
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Reddit by UpbeatReturn5593 Feb 14th

Looking to interview/question POC actors about their time in the industry

Hi all, I’m a student and as the title suggests I’m writing a dissertation on the film industry and inclusivity. I’ve looked at classic Hollywood and now I’m looking at the modern Acting industry and would love to hear from people in the industry themselves...
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Reddit by stealthieee Feb 14th

LA Actors: David Muller or Dana Patrick?

Hi! Please let me know what you think!
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Reddit by Significant_Step_193 Feb 13th

Do college acting classes help on resume? would they care?

**Does college acting classes look good on resume, agent and actor decision process?** I'm planning on taking (Acting 1) class in my CC. I know it won't hurt to take some and it will help me become better actor but I'm also curious what the industry think...
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Reddit by astronaut3648 Feb 13th

NYC vs LA, but for real this time.

I feel like LA has 100x as many audition opportunities for screen work than NYC. Obviously it is gate kept by reputable agencies but still. Right now I'm trapped in co-star hell in NYC. I hate my reps, they don't give me personal attention and their reach...
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Reddit by Blueeyesindisguise Feb 13th

What is the youngest age you have been asked to audition for and how wide was the gap from your actual age?

Many of my peers are stuck auditioning for teen roles despite being in their mid to late 20s, some in their 30s. I know that looking young really helps you in this career, but many of these roles have them acting alongside actual teen actors sometimes they...
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Reddit by Zahel Feb 13th

Tips on how to do this specific voice (for DnD)

To start, I'm not a voice actor in general, aside from maybe impressions, and DnD voices. I had in a mind a particular voice for a DnD character of mine, but find it tricky to actually put into practice. The voice I had in mind is a specific Goblin voice from...
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Reddit by dropoutqueen Feb 13th

Modeling SAG “loophole”?

Hi guys, lets say I’m SAG but I work a modeling gig booked through my modeling agency. I don’t know until I show up on set that it’s video content, online-only. I’m not credited by name anywhere so theoretically, I would need to be recognized by a SAG rep and...
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Reddit by Coyotes94 Feb 13th

Revisions Policy - What's yours on V.com?

Hi... if you're on [V.com](https://V.com), what is your revisions policy? And when you share that, can you also tell me how long you've been a voice actor? Thanks!
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Reddit by BosHfx Feb 13th

First ever audition request, and it’s a self-tape. Kind of freaking out.

For some brief context: I am 29, did theatre in high school, took acting courses in university for my arts requirement, and did some improv after university for about a year (which was like six years ago now, lol). I have never been in a television or film...
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Reddit by CaliforniaStoked Feb 13th

At what point in my career should I submit to theatrical agents?

Hey all! I see posts on here a lot from very green actors with no credits/experience trying to get agents. This post is sort of the opposite of that. I'm wondering (in your opinion) at what point in an actors career should they start submitting to theatrical...
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Reddit by Beowolf193 Feb 13th

Feeling hopeless and stupid

Long story short, male (29)naturally baritone since I was little I always had a love for performing voices. Still to this day I get people at my work or online in a game saying I got a an amazing voice. All I ever wanted was to voice characters (more so the...
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Reddit by alexdau Feb 13th

New Casting Networks membership INSANITY

You guys have to get a load of this. Background- I'm a working actor who joined CN maybe 10 years ago. I think I may have started with a basic account, but must've quickly upgraded to paid. Now I have had a paid account with unlimited photo and videos, but...
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Reddit by fishgoats Feb 13th

Which actor fully nailed the role of the real person in their biography?

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