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I have crafted the perfect thesis for becoming an actor

1. At least 10 different outfits comprised of the entirety of the color wheel (you cant repeat outfits) its one of the best investments you'll have besides finding a place to live.

2. You can only repeat something three times before it gets boring. If you got a gimmick , give it some range.

3. You're acting on and off the camera. The business isn't a meritocracy. Being "liked" by the cast and crew is more valuable than an external threat.

4. My research has uncovered that you'll be operating at loss for while. Reading between the lines, when you "make it" checks won't always come on time. Make of that what you will.

5. They take idioms very literally. Figuring out their meaning can be the difference between life and death.
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Significantly easier to make a low budget film and upload it to YouTube
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To what end will your indie dreams be crashed underneath weight of studio demands? What is the difference between Rian Johnson and George Lucas? And such your success prove fruitful , have you the business sense to make you own orchard?



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