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3 years ago

Can anyone tell me more about acting as a career path

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Reil [10]3 years ago

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Sitting at a cinema at age 11, I watched as the movie began to appear on the screen. Up until this point, I had been interested in a variety of professions, from architectural work to the medical field, but I wasn’t too sure. All I knew was that I didn’t want to be an actor. I was raised in a household where acting was viewed as casual, low-earning and a lousy career. And so I believed that.

The movie continued, and at about the 20 minute mark, a woman appeared. I didn’t know who she was, though she looked slightly familiar. A pretty, oval face and perfected wavy, brown hair, I couldn’t help but notice she looked like the ideal woman in a movie. She delivered her lines effortlessly and with such grace - I have to admit, I was pretty awestruck. The woman appeared for the rest of the movie, and there was something about her that strangely inspired me. Her attitude, her looks and her extremely talented acting had got me thinking.

Walking out of the cinema, I glanced at the poster for the movie on the wall. It had small credits on it, paying recognition to the actors involved. Surely enough, I spotted the woman, and above her, it read in white, capital letters, “Scarlett Johansson.” Now that I knew her name, I was completely determined to find more about her career. Going home and searching her up, I realised she had a passion for acting since she was little, and this passion had stemmed into her talent. I was beyond starstruck.

I felt as if I wanted to do what she did. Act in movies, portray a behaviour and become a character.

Yuri [45]3 years ago

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you should always have a backup plan / career incase acting doesn't workout but, if you know or think that you would be a very great actor then just remember that the money is always good and it can help your family and yourself in a lot of ways <33.

Explanation:

just be humble if you end up acting and remember to always be kind to others .

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