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Reddit by _madcat Nov 17th

Should I quit on the idea of acting or a future in it?

So, I think I have been here, writing for maybe 6 hours and deleting everything after, I don't know how many times I have written my life story (obviously only related to the acting part) but I feel like people wouldn't want to be bothered by it so i'm...
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Reddit by Gwts200 Nov 17th

Is half a drama degree as beneficial as a a full drama degree? Is it worth it to become an actor ?

I want to become an actor and I’m using uni as a safety net if I don’t get into drama school. I’m wondering whether it’ll be more beneficial to study an English and drama course or just a drama course? Would a solely drama course be more beneficial and give...
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Reddit by miceinwalls Nov 17th

How and what goes in a "voice demo"?

How does an actor go about making a voice demo. What should go in there? I was thinking a dramatic reading of a poem. A reading from a passage in a novel. A narrator for national geographics. I have only done a voice work once, but would like more, hence the...
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Backstage by TheaterNerd Nov 16th

Best place for headshots in the city?

My friend and I need new headshots but this is our first time getting them since we moved here. Who loves their headshots? Maybe you’ve had good luck getting callback since you got them?
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Backstage by DJW Nov 16th

Just earned my 3rd SAG Voucher...

Earned my 3rd SAG Voucher yesterday, and of course I'm eager to change my status on all the platforms and sites, but when I check the SAG Eligibilty checker, online: https://www.sagaftra.org/membership-benefits/sag-aftra-eligibility-checker , it says I'm...
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Reddit by cranekicked Nov 16th

You just never know what the casting director is looking for.

My agent sent me in to read for a doctor role on a network sitcom. Being Asian-American and inching into the 40s age range, the industry has begun wedging me into this "type" even though I don't feel I can pull off a convincing doctor. (5 years ago it was...
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Reddit by willemwhitfield Nov 16th

Interpreting direction

Hey guys, I’m hoping to get some insight from other people about some direction I was given for Hotspur’s speech from King Henry IV part 1 (which i presented as an audition piece) The context of the Monologue is that Hotspur is defending himself to King...
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Reddit by TheJanitor5000 Nov 16th

Does anyone else feel so unnatural watching themself act?

I recently watched a video of a play I did a while back and it feels weird seeing yourselves on video of course, but I feel like my acting comes across very unnatural. This is a while back so I certainly was a worse actor than I am now but still...
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Reddit by miceinwalls Nov 16th

Canadian/Toronto Actors: experiences with Stratford Birmingham Conservatory and Randolph Academy?

Has anyone been to either and can anyone tell me how their experiences were? Also, if the quality was good?  I don't know many people who have been to either, since most of my friends are in the film/tv rather than for theatre (which is mainly what...
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Reddit by Torontoactor2018 Nov 16th

I've been slacking but I'm going to change :'(

I'm (mid 20's M) an actor based in Toronto. I never trained in it formally but I did start as a dancer/performer. Several years ago, I got very lucky and got on a popular TV show with lines as a main role and got 5-6 episodes which is what got me into the...
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Reddit by theworkingactors Nov 16th

Podcast interview with Steppenwolf actor Francis Guinan

[https://workingactorsjourney.com/podcast/episodes/francis-guinan/](https://workingactorsjourney.com/podcast/episodes/francis-guinan/)  Season Two of **The Working Actor's Journey** continues with a wonderful and long-time Chicago actor, Francis...
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Reddit by t626 Nov 16th

When is it time to quit school and focus on acting full time?

Hi all, so I wanted some advice on this predicament I’m in. Get ready for a story because I’m incapable of summarizing. I signed on with my agency for my 18th birthday a little less than 5 months ago. Auditioned for most of the summer and was put on avail...
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Reddit by bkeiya Nov 16th

American actor looking for a Vancouver rep

Question to anybody working in Vancouver: Are there many NYC/LA actors repped by Vancouver agencies? Any help is appreciated!
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Reddit by knockinghand Nov 16th

Online Voice Coach?

Are there any credible/affordable voice acting coaches good for a novice voice actor? Is a coach the way to go? Am I even on the right sub??
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Backstage by MissAndreaDraper Nov 15th

Best Casting Websites

What are the best casting websites for California actors?
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Backstage by Gavgem345 Nov 15th

Thoughts on A1’s?

Hi Guys! I was just accepted to A1’s this year and I wanted to know about people’s experience in the past with it and how they felt about the audition process :) comment below :) any info is helpful!
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Stage 32 by Jade Robinson Nov 15th

Anyone Reccomend a Great Podcast on Acting?

Being a very busy minded person I like to constantly be absorbing information and listening/reading/watching interesting content from people in the industry. Can anyone recommend a great podcast, or even a video series on advice for...
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Backstage by tragicomic Nov 15th

NYC Repped Actors: Who Do Agents Want You to Train With?

Hi! Wondering if anyone can shed some light on who agents are recommending right now in terms of coaching, specifically on-camera, but generally as well. I know certain studios have better reputations than others, but are there recent trends/interest in...
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Reddit by Gwts200 Nov 15th

English / drama or just drama at university? What’s the difference?

I want to become an actor and I’m using uni as a safety net if I don’t get into drama school. I’m wondering whether it’ll be more beneficial to study a English and drama course or just a drama course? Would a solely drama course be more beneficial and give me...
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Reddit by AutoModerator Nov 15th

Headshot-Age Range-Character Type Post - Nov 15

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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