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  2. Reddit by rainbow-leprechaun Feb 5th

    AI

    Okay so AI is starting to develop even more and there are already some ways to make actors speak all languages with AI, and I was wondering how you guys feel about that because I think most of us want to become actors but what if we won’t have a job because...

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  8. Reddit by love_acting99 Feb 5th

    Can you guys relate

    I doubt I'm the only one who feels like this, but I feel like the more productions I do the more I love it. I feel like acting never gets old because every single role and production is different, so it feels like every project is a completely new experience...

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  9. Reddit by AHungerForKnowledge Feb 5th

    How long do Voice Actors have left?

    With Eleven Labs releasing their Great Gatsby narration by an AI (linked here,) it really shook me. It sounds pretty good. How long until AI is superior, faster, and cheaper than Voice Actors?

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  11. Reddit by penguin_reddit Feb 5th

    Question about having Agents in Multiple Markets ??

    Let's say an actor has different agents in NYC, LA, and Atlanta. I'm aware, each agent claims exclusivity by the state they work in. HOWEVER; What about for projects that shoot outside of those 3 Markets? Say, for example a project shoots in Ohio. Can any of...

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  13. Reddit by Sundae_Walnuts Feb 4th

    How hard is it to change markets?

    I’m an actor in Vancouver (repped, union) getting a few auditions a week (between film/tv/vo), currently not booking much, and few credits. My spouse might need to temporarily move for their work next year, either to Toronto or Montreal area, and I’m debating...

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  14. Reddit by MaverickSoul9 Feb 4th

    How to make friends with other voice actors?

    This might be a bit pathetic to ask but ever since graduating high school I’ve struggled to make friends. I’ve been in the voice acting community for years but never really felt connected within it. What do voice actors like to do with each other?

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  17. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Feb 4th

    Is it better to train or learn by being on the job?

    I feel like I need more training (because I'm not that confident in my abilities as an actor), but other people have said that maybe I should jump right into auditions and trying to get work. The problem is, is that I don't know what to do or which path to...

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  18. Reddit by Abstract_Corduroy74 Feb 4th

    Summer conservatory or Three year conservatory?

    I'm interested in getting professional training to become a better actor, even though my teacher at my University said that I already have training, which I believe the training I've had are just drops in the bucket; I really haven't had time to sharpen and...

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  19. Reddit by Still_Yak8109 Feb 4th

    cliquey acting community in atlanta

    Hey, I'm a local actor in atlanta and I've noticed the acting community in town is super cliquey and not inclusive? Is this normal? It seems like everyone worships Drama inc. I mean they are ok, but not amazing. It doesn't seem like a very tolerant or...

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  20. Reddit by SomethingTrulyGone Feb 4th

    How are you all finding your managers in LA?

    I have my agent, but I’m currently looking for a manager. I got my agent through a showcase at school, so I’ve never really sought out representation and I’m starting at the base a little bit. What I’m doing as of now: ImdbPRO - going through shows I think I...

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