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Reddit
by laurjayne
Sep 18th
I've been applying on Actors Access and Backstage nonstop, and both allow you the option of including a cover letter before you submit. I find myself not knowing what to put that will grab the casting director's attention but I don't want to leave it blank -...
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Reddit
by AutoModerator
Sep 18th
Talk about a performance you saw recently, in any medium-stage, TV, film. Good or bad; what did you like about it? What didn't seem to work? The more specific the better.
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Stage 32
by Darren E. Johnson
Sep 17th
Hosting this panel on the casting & auditioning process in NYC this Wednesday 9/19. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/panel-on-auditioning-castingfor-actors-directors-producers-tickets-49790618079?ref=eios&aff=eios
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Reddit
by wellthatssomething
Sep 17th
Hey all, been working on a website - a supportive community of actors + actresses sharing what they're working on and getting connected. think like [https://dribbble.com](https://dribbble.com/) but for actors. Here’s a link for more info...
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Reddit
by gavvinn
Sep 17th
I have been acting on stage and in front of the camera for many years. I am now going in to my senior year of high school and I live in Canada. I am a member of ACTRA. Where I live though, there there is a lack of film opportunities. If I wanted this as my...
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Reddit
by peterhumm18
Sep 17th
Preface: I'm a freshman at the University of Michigan. I've never done acting of any kind before. Well, I read some lines out of the tempest for a play in my english class, but really nothing. I decided to try out for a play of sorts here. It was "Let the...
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Reddit
by hllal
Sep 17th
And why? Self-tapes make me cringe personally but I get why people might like them. Just kinda doing a poll to get a general sense of opinions. Sorry if this has been asked before
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Reddit
by baaconbunny
Sep 17th
And just to show them what style of singing and the quality of my voice?
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Reddit
by IntellectualFerret
Sep 17th
I'm a stage manager for a show and I'm trying to make my line notes process more efficient. Currently, I have a table in Excel with columns for the actor's name, the location of their line mess up, and the type of mistake they made. As it stands I just...
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Backstage
by wellthatssomething
Sep 16th
Hey all, been working on a website - a supportive community of actors + actresses sharing what they're working on and getting connected. think like https://dribbble.com but for actors. Here’s a link for more info: https://cameobit.com there’s still a lot to...
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Reddit
by genericactor34
Sep 16th
Hi, I am a teen actor who is auditioning for a major Netflix original show. I have gotten to the 3rd call back and there is a chance I might get the role. It is the main character... I am of course hoping to get the role, and was wondering if anyone has an...
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Reddit
by bob_swang123
Sep 16th
Thinking of doing a 10 week program on screen acting, the cost is a bit expensive which is why I'm wondering if anyone has ever gone to the institute? I would have gone Nida but the one near me has a full class.. And I don't want to wait till next year to...
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Reddit
by ElevatorIsNotWorthy
Sep 16th
Hi, so I’ve been wanting to get some bigger jobs for a while now, but I don’t want to dedicate myself to hiring an agent yet. Any tips on how to get roles without an agent?
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Reddit
by sudrawkid
Sep 15th
I'm still beaming. Last week I got to see the pilot for the cartoon I worked on with National Geographic Kids in it's full glory and I'm just so happy. It's the little things like this that make me realize I love what I do. After all the hours spent second...
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Reddit
by mimisummers
Sep 15th
I am looking into starting the second half of my BA in Health administration. In certain positions, if not all, I would represent the company -- be the face of the company. I write my own films, and plan to produce them once I relocate to where my industry...
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Reddit
by FettuccineAlfredo1
Sep 15th
Hi. I am 17yo male and a senior in high school. I've have always been interested in acting since I was a child. This year I joined my school's beginning drama class to give acting a try at least once. It's been really fun. My first day in drama, I talked to...
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Reddit
by vitadiamantedithrowa
Sep 15th
Pursuing acting is a huge sacrifice. Money and time spent on classes, headshots and reels, time invested, waiting tables late night, living with roommates, gigs where people don't pay or are less than professional, unsteady work. One would think that becoming...
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Reddit
by darlingamateur
Sep 15th
Hey there! I’m a Canadian living in NYC. I just got my MFA and I’m going to Toronto for several weeks to audition and meet casting directors. I have an agent in Toronto and other than going to the auditions they set up for me, what are ways I can network with...
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Reddit
by actingstarterpack
Sep 15th
I have to ask everyone on how much in frame do you go for self-tapes. There seens to be pros and cons for medium-close shots, compared to medium-wide shots. These two seem the most common. I can see the benefits of being in a medium-tight (medium-close)...
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Reddit
by SaXo_Sam
Sep 15th
Hey there , I was curious about how important you think for an actor is to have some play/movie knowledge . Do you guys think that there are any say movies or plays that are a 100% must watch/read if you want to improve your acting ? Ty a lot .
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Karmalicity