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Reddit by ehlean Dec 19th

What’s a creative gift for an actor in LA?

My coworker is retiring her full-time job and going back to full-time acting. Any ideas?
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Reddit by AimeeSmithVA Dec 18th

Melbourne, AU Voiceover Class - 'How To Use Twitter to Find Indie Video Game Leads'

Hi Reddit! I'm a full-time voice actress who voices for video games - I've presented quite a few panels around NSW and VIC over the last year, and have started running some classes with Voices of Tomorrow since October this year, that have had beautiful...
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Reddit by PsiHightower Dec 18th

An Escape the Room for Actors

To escape, you have to say all your lines exactly as written. That’s it.
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Reddit by DickGrayson123 Dec 18th

Why are many comedians so good at dramatic acting roles?

Ive noticed many comedians give outstanding performances for dramatic roles. For example, Bill Hader in Barry and IT 2, Bob Odenkirk in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, Steve Carrell in Foxcatcher (just to name a few). What comedic traits/training do they...
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Reddit by JT-Sturgell Dec 18th

How honest is community theater casting?

I'd love to honestly know if things like a family's contributions to the theater play a role in who gets cast in lead roles in small community theater. How often is a less appropriate/talented actor given a roll for political reasons? If any community theater...
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Reddit by DigimonPokemonfan Dec 18th

Has anyone met these voice actors. What were they like if you did

Eric Stuart Colleen O Shaughnessy Richard Cansino Dorothy Elias Fahn Laura Summer Lex Lang
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Reddit by Dependent_Bird Dec 18th

I NEED SOME HELP

Where and how do I find work, and start my career as a dramatic film/television actor?
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Reddit by Sourcuz Dec 18th

Need help to understand my goal.

So i wanna be an actor in america, but im from and live in sweden. I wanna be like Joel kinnaman. Im still in school, How realistic do you think my dream is? I know if i really want to i can i juat gotta put in the work.
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Reddit by tangerinedino Dec 18th

How to navigate survival jobs?

Hello All, I recently changed jobs from retail to a waiting job in order to accommodate my dreams of being an actor in Los Angeles. I was wondering how honest you are with your survival job employer about your acting ambitions. I was very honest with my...
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Reddit by greenertomatoes Dec 17th

How do you properly direct voice actors?

Hi, I booked two voice actors who will be recording something in a studio, and I will be listening in via internet or phone. I can give instructions and feedback and specify what I want from them in real time (which is so cool, I'm still stoked that this is...
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Reddit by beryllium92 Dec 17th

Prospects for an Asian American male?

I’m a Chinese male who potentially wants to pursue acting, but it’s no secret that Asian men are not too common in entertainment, especially in roles that are independent of race. How much of this is due to a preference for other races, and is it likely that...
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Reddit by tillx321 Dec 17th

Does getting called in repeatedly by the CD mean anything? AA

i often see people talk about CDs calling them in repeatedly and that it is a good thing. Does this apply with Actors Access as well? (In terms of eco cast tapes)
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Reddit by esmestarlet Dec 17th

how should i improve my acting skills before applying for drama schools/university?

So, I'm actually interested in applying for drama schools/universities/conservatoires in the future when I finish my IGCSEs (2020-2021) and ALevels (2021). I am 17 years old this year. with the requirements I researched for schools in the UK (because I would...
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Reddit by ThatActorGuy95 Dec 17th

Melbourne based Actor, getting back into the game

Alright guys, I finished University a couple of years ago, I've done some shows with a local company and worked basically full time. I want to get back into the game. Build a reel, check out some agents. Start working as an actor again. Currently living in...
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Reddit by BluesNotes Dec 16th

Happy Holidays - A new year is upon us. Be proud and cherish your achievements this year.

Now is the perfect time to rejuvenate. Take a moment to reflect on what you have done this year, where you have fallen short, and where you have exceeded expectations. Flip the script and see things from a new perspective. Appreciate every opportunity you get...
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Reddit by That1guyWeKnow Dec 16th

I am watching my life waste away and need to start doing something now

I feel that I have little to live for. I have all these goals I want to accomplish but never know how to do it. I am reaching out here because one thing I've always loved to do is act. People have always said I have talent and I don't know if they are just...
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Reddit by Tomhardyfollower99 Dec 16th

Any actors from Calgary, AB?

Looking for someone who can answer my questions about acting in Calgary?
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Reddit by evergracelessone Dec 16th

What to Do When a Child Actor Grows

Hey guys, I’m watching This is Us season 3 **(don’t worry no spoilers!)** and I’m just wondering, what do shows do when the child actors get big? Because right now the girl who plays young Kate is starting to look like a teenager and they’re supposed to be...
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Reddit by bellagcarr Dec 16th

do i self submit for things still if i have an agent?

there is a paid project on actors access that i want to audition for, but i’m not sure whether i submit myself or if i can ask my agent to submit me for something
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Reddit by nicoleeeojj Dec 16th

Do you think it's true that theatre actors have more talent than film actors?

I've been a theatre actor all my life, but I really want to do film acting, but don't have the training for film acting. People have told me that I'm ok because mastering theatre acting is very difficult. I've always hear people say that it's best to do...
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