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  1. Karmalicity by Paul Tigue Jan 13th

    Candy Jar streaming on Netflix

    I'm one of leads, along with Helen Hunt, Christina Hendricks, and Uzo Aduba in the Netlfix Original Movie, Candy Jar, now streaming on Netflix. It's a nice teen romantic comedy. A few links below to some recent press. Thank you!...

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  2. Reddit by Notsowise87 Jan 13th

    Possible help here

    I'm soon transitioning from the military this November. I've been looking into moving to California specifically LA to attend the Lee Strasburg theatre and film institute for the 2 year conservatory program. Before I begin this venture I will be taking...

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  3. Reddit by SquatchHunter69420 Jan 13th

    Should I not even try? (16m)

    I'm a 16-year-old aspiring comedian and actor, and I just finished a draft of a comedy script I want to film over the summer- and act in. I've done some acting. Not a lot. I auditioned for a short film being made in my school last year, and the director loved...

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  4. Stage 32 by Brian Kurtis Jan 12th

    Actor's Admin Group (Los Angeles)

    Happy Saturday Stage32 folks!  My name is Brian, and I'm looking to put together an admin group to meet on a weekly basis.  This group is intended for anyone who wants to progress in their career, but may need some extra support or motivation.  Ideally, this...

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  5. Reddit by miradox Jan 12th

    I went on my first audition in almost two years

    And it was probably one of the worst auditions I’ve had. I misread the casting call, and did not realize I had to book an appointment. Luckily they still let me audition. I got incredibly nervous about 4 seconds into my audition piece and just tanked it. They...

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  6. Reddit by Cheesewiz2018 Jan 12th

    Strong Cover Letter

    I'm a relatively green actor looking for representation. Any tips/guidance to making a strong cover letter that stands out despite my lack of credits? I'm having a hard time trying to "sell" myself when the most recent job on my resume is from college...

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  7. Reddit by buddingartist2018 Jan 12th

    Can we use an LLC for a loan out corporation?

    My daughter is selected for a TV series as a lead actress and is expected to make around 200k this year. Based on many articles on the web, we realized the advantage of using a loan out corporation to maximize tax benefits. The thing is, we have an LLC that...

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  8. Reddit by NeverwuzBoi Jan 12th

    I GOT IN MY FIRST FILM!!!

    Ok, so its not really a big film, its more a short film, but its still really a big deal to me! I've always wanted to be a film actor, and this is the first real experience I've ever gotten. Before this, I just got a few leading roles in small local plays...

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  9. Reddit by GreenRiot Jan 12th

    Non-presencial directing.

    Soo, i explained recently about a amateur project i'm doing. I'm turning a novel i've written into a audionovel that i'll release as a podcast. It's in portuguese (but i plan to produce a international version later) soo i can't ask for help here. My budget...

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  10. Backstage by TheaterNerd Jan 11th

    What is the consensus on headshots?

    I’ve seen a lot of headshots at auditions and done a bit of reading online as well but of course there’s a fair bit of conflicting information about what casting directors like to see, as well as preferences evolving and changing over time. What would you say...

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  11. Backstage by School-Productions Jan 11th

    School productions on resume?

    Hi everyone I've been acting for a while now and currently studying theatre in Wales. Maybe a stupid question but I wonder how much school-productions count as experience and how good they are on your resume? At home, I have quite a resume but here in the UK...

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  12. Backstage by TheaterNerd Jan 11th

    Most helpful classes in NYC?

    There is no shortage of classes to take in NYC, which is good because there’s always something else to learn! What classes have you taken? Who have to studied with? Would you recommend them to others?

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  13. Reddit by JasonRiverThompson Jan 11th

    Acting ambition and advice

    Hello everyone, I am trying to get into the acting industry, I have always wanted to be an actor but always talked myself out of it due to trivial reasons such as my accent being a big turn off for directors etc. I have recently registered with Backstage, I...

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  14. Reddit by Nar8 Jan 11th

    What is a group audition like

    I was told the director will give me one or two lines to read out in a "group audition". So I have to do my audition in front of a group of other actors? That seems nerve wracking lol.

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  15. Reddit by justsomethrowawayacc Jan 11th

    Question about SAG

    So I did a SAG project recently, and I just received a letter detailing how I’m SAG-eligible. I know you aren’t allowed to do non-union projects if you’re formally a SAG member, but what does this specifically imply? Does this mean that once I’m a member...

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  16. Reddit by sid_gautama Jan 11th

    Demos Aren't Cheap - VO is an Industry

    I coach actors a lot. Film/TV actors. They want to make a quick buck and think, "What could be easier than VO?". A lot of of people approach VO this way. They baulk at spending $500 on a demo. Or $500 on a course. They expect to enter an industry investing...

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