I will definitely use this strategy. My potential roadblocks are time, lack of filmmaking experience, and recalibrating my thinking about scale at first. None of these roadblocks are insurmountable. The only way I can truly fail is by not trying.

Assignment #1: Will I use this strategy? Yes. Assignment #2: If yes, what are my 3 biggest roadblocks? If not, what are the reasons? 1) Time, 2) Paying the bills 3) that’s it!

Assignment #1: My biggest takeaway is: it is possible! Assignment #2: My biggest concern/challenge is: not doing a good job.

What’s one “Lottery System” you’ve tried? As an actor I love the art but I hate the business, so I never really auditioned much. I auditioned for a manager in New York when I was 13 and it didn't go anywhere so I just stayed in class and enjoyed working on stage with my teacher from acting school. What did it cost you? It cost me a great deal of time. Acting is very flirtatious and sometimes I wish my passion was some sport like baseball or football, because at some point you'd know that its not going to happen and you can move on with your life. With acting it can happen at any age, so sometimes I wish I could give up. But i cant, and I'm back. Always trying to get in through the side door. But I think your methods are accurate and I'm willing to take the action required. What’s your biggest takeaway from this video? I need a proof project! I need to start writing and producing my own work.

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