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Jamie
Feb 02
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

I always struggled with this. For a long time it was very difficult to watch my own projects because it was difficult to be objective. I was so critical of not only of my performance but also my physical appearance. In the last couple of years I finally stopped telling myself the story that I wasn’t talented. I can say with total confidence that I’m a good actor and I’m talented. And honestly talent doesn’t always matter anyway. I see actors on major network shows who are terrible. It’s my job to keep moving forward and do everything in my power to keep my career alive!

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Thomas
Jan 13
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Love this. I like the idea that whether or not I'm talented is none of my business. Not why I'm doing it anyway so unless it affects my confidence, it's irrelevant.

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Aaron Marcus
Jan 06

Why does it matter what we think? The real question is do others. If we are getting booked, we still might not feel talented, but apparently others do. That is what is important

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Christopher Buckner
Jan 06
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

I feel like acting is too subjective to really answer the question.

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Heatherchristie101@gmail.com
Jan 05
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

I agree with you Michael! I feel that we know from the heart and a passion for acting! I feel it’s a tough industry ! It’s a tough business and I think that the child has it in them and knows that acting is an important task for them to explore. They will know if they want to pursue acting 🎭 or not!

I do feel that I’m talented if I truly believed I wasn’t talented I sure as hell wouldn’t put myself through the ups and downs of this crazy industry (in my oponion)

Heather Christie - Vancouver, BC Canada

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