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The National Chairman of the APC Abulahi Adamu has said the party is not happy with the outburst of Bola Hukme Ti Numbu in Abelkota, Uggul state. He says Ti Numbu might be sanctioned by the party. The APC Chairman announced that all presidential aspirants are shuddered to meet with President Mohamed Abu Hari tonight. Adamu also said the party has appealed the judgment in favor of statutory delegates, meaning they will not participate in the upcoming presidential primary. He made the comment while speaking with reporters of the APC National Secretariat in Abuja today. He went as far as to tell his audience how Adamu Hari went to him on several occasions up to the occasions at such instances, even frustrating in tears, begging him to endorse him and to support him for the presidency of the Republic of Nigeria. He claimed why he went to him both in Lagos and in Keduna. There are the origins in the Yoruba. We have a lot of you who speak Yoruba, why Yoruba, not just speaking from Yorubas and the interpretation of what is modern negative, to say the ordinary is a negative, but a modern negative very insulting. It's very, very unbecoming for a person of that standing. Do what it did for a fitting president of the Republic of Nigeria, a president that was produced by the votes of APC, our own, though as a president he belongs to everybody, every Nigerian. But the fact of the matter, the platform APC threw him up to that office. It's a bit amazing how a fellow APC person will make those kind of comments in those kind of circumstances about the president. We take exception to this. We take exception to this. And it does not show any appreciable level of respect for the office of Mr. President and for the passing of Mr. President. I would go ahead and say, therefore, I would like to make it public that we are saddened by what we saw in the video, in that reportage, and we condemn it in the strongest sometimes. I would do hope that we'll never ever see the kind of thing again on the screens, in the social media or on our television, or hear that kind of thing on our radio. In the public, particularly those who are the APC extraction to make those kind of unbecoming comments. Yes, between yesterday, particularly this morning, we saw some efforts to retract. But that effort is not adequate if it was sincere. It's not in depth enough. It doesn't wipe out the impression, the negative impression that that event has left. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel, and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Welcome to Jalassette News, taking top stories in crypto, cryptocurrency, and Jalassette's and bring them down to bite-sized pieces today is a good one. First up, Bitcoin is sure winning the battle of the safe havens as another publicly traded company invests 115 million in Bitcoin. And it's like I said before, once the dominoes start to fall, it will be a chain of fact and here comes the next domino piece. A new report is out by Investing Giant Fidelity and it says that undoubtedly people are going to move to Bitcoin. And the real story isn't that they're going to move to Bitcoin, it's the way in which the information is going to start moving which will trigger the next massive bull run and the FOMO effect. Also, Chainlink network hits new milestone of over 30 billion in cumulative transaction volume and this could be a deceiving number. And finally in bad news, South Korea there's going to be a 20% tax on crypto profits whereas before there was absolutely no taxes whatsoever and what this could actually mean moving forward for cryptocurrency Jalassette's in other countries on top of the amount of taxes we have to pay here in the United States. So again, all that first let's take a look at the market. So today it is October 14th, it is about 3 p.m. Texas time and kind of a red sideways day. Not really too much action going on. Bitcoin is at 11, 375, but it is up 7% for the 7 day period only down 0.4% so hey, not too bad. 375 for Ethereum, I'll take those numbers, KethernXRP, yeah, Bitcoin cash up 0.7% and everything else is pretty much in the red.  I do like Uniswap, I like how they did everything, they're building the community, it's tough to see them take that a hit, but hey, it is cryptocurrency market, right, 5.2 down, 8.4 for Yurn, oh man, 14,000, I wonder if it's going to dip below 10,000 at some point, compound down 5%, hey, rent up 12%, congratulations all you rent holders, massive run and they're up 63% for the week, wow. So I believe there was a new listing, that could be one of the reasons for Ren's monstrous gains, so congratulations again. So everything's in the red, so you gotta wonder what's going on in, you know, the big picture, what's happening. Well let's take a look at the traditional market real quick, S&P is down, looks like it opened at 3,500, took a big dip today, 3,480, moving sideways, so not too great. I know there's been some recent news, the stimulus bill is going to be totally mixed, that looks like it's going to fall through, plus if you had hopes on a vaccine coming from Eli Lilly, just know that they are on standby, one of the participants got sick, so they had to halt the actual study, so that vaccine, but there's other ones in the pipeline, so those two things tend to spook investors and look what happened, so we have this and also we have a little dip that we're going on in our market, and that's the problem with traditional players, you know, they are also here and they like to take money out, because guess what's Liko 24-7-365, cryptocurrency market, all right, doesn't really matter, let's take a look at what's going on in our market, so first up, this is huge, this is huge, I love these stories, Bitcoin is winning the battle of safe havens, another company, you know, another domino chip fall, so who is it? So while the price of Bitcoin continues to struggle for upward momentum, as we just saw, it has continued to attract the interest of multi-billion dollar corporations, so we have MicroStrategy and Square, MicroStrategy put in like around 430 million, in fact check me, I'm not for sure if it's that or 450, I always get confused, Square was around 50 million, and the latest company now is Stone Ridge Holdings Group via its subsidiary New York digital investment group or NYDIG, which already holds a billion worth of digital assets, and they said, you know what, we got a billion, but let's just dump another 100 million and buy up some Bitcoin, so on October 13th, Stone Ridge purchased 10,000 Bitcoin, worth around 115 million, and this Bitcoin stash will be the under the custody of its own spin-off, spin-off firm NYDIG, so it's just like I talked about, I mean, Nugget News said this one, I saw this today on, there was a little snippet from Raoul Pal and Real Vision, and he said, nobody wants to be the first, but nobody wants to be last, and it's a good point, because these corporations, these big companies are looking around going, okay, who's gonna do it? Who's gonna be the first one? And of course, you know, MicroStrategy was one of the big, the big ones that said, yeah, we're gonna put a lot of our money into Bitcoin, and then slowly Square comes off, which I think Square should have been the first one, quite honestly, I mean, Jack Dorsey is a huge proponent of, he's a big cheerleader for Bitcoin, so, but there was a second, and now we've got Stone Ridge holding, so you can see the kind of timeline of what's happening, nobody wants to be first, but nobody wants to be last, and once these corporations start to pick up, it will just increase exponentially, and I think that is gonna be one of the catalysts for the next bull run. Now, when that happens, anybody's guessed, my guess personally is 2021, I do not think it's gonna happen before the end of this year, especially with the presidential election coming up and the uncertainty around that, but hey, we will see. Anyhow, it states Stone Ridge is an institutional asset manager with 10 plus billion assets belonging to top financial institutions and insurance companies under its management. The announcement indicates that the 10,000 Bitcoin purchased by Stone Ridge was made pursuant to its Treasury Reserve strategy, and it's the same thing that MicroStrategy did, they go, look, I've got a ton of money here, and unfortunately, it's on fire because what the Fed is doing right now, the quantity of easing, they're printing money like it's going on a style, and our money is just, you know, really just losing its value day by day, second by second, week by week, month by month. We have to do something with it, and we need a asset that is not being easing out, maybe some of that's being hardening, a quantity of hardening, and that's what Bitcoin's all about. So they took their Treasury, dumped a ton of, I mean, $430 plus million, and here's where we're at. But the article is interesting and it's great that this is happening, but this is what really made me feature this article first, and it states, as Bitcoin transitions to a predominantly institutionally owned asset, NY Dig is better positioned than ever to be the leading provider of Bitcoin solutions to corporations, institutions and banks. We'll read that one more time. As Bitcoin transitions to a predominantly institutionally owned asset, NY Dig is positioned to be the leader for Bitcoin solutions to corporations, institutions and banks. What does that say to you? First of all, that says they want your Bitcoin, and they're going to manipulate the market until they get it. Second of all, the reason they're saying this isn't because they think it's going to happen or they've got a good hunch. It's because in these financial circles, everybody knows everybody. It's a lot smaller than what you might think. And I can guarantee they put out feelers, ask questions to their buddies and their friends and whoever they have out in the different areas or different sectors and said, hey, what do you think about owning Bitcoin? And guess what happened? It came back very positive. And this is why they're saying these things because they're like, Hey, if we buy up a ton of Bitcoin, well, we're going to be the most popular kid on the block because we're going to be able to have all this Bitcoin and we have institutions all the way around. So why wouldn't we do it? So that to me is a bullish indicator. These companies do not just make hunches and guesses. They do a lot of data. They do a lot of research. And after they're done, they go, you know what, we're going to get into this. And here they are. If this statement would have come out in 2017 or during that bull run, it would have made everybody's head explode. So look at what is going on behind the scenes. And this is an example of looking at what they're doing and what they're saying. And to finish up, he states, we are proud to have facilitated one of largest commitments of treasury assets to Bitcoin announcement to date and see demand for our full suite of corporate treasury and investment solutions accelerating. And that's very true. So in all honesty, it's really all laid out for us right there. Let me know what you think in the comments section. But for me, this is super bullish. Let's move on. Next up, retail investors will undoubtedly move to Bitcoin says fidelity. Oh, really? So let's see what they got. Fidelity digital assets, we don't know it is their sister arm of their main entity, which is fidelity, which has a paltry 8 trillion trillion with the tea assets under management. And according to the report that they put out, which is looks like this, and we'll go over that in a second. The report says social media and communication platforms, including Twitter, Reddit, Telegram, YouTube and TikTok, are driving the real adoption of Bitcoin, which is interesting. Think about that. Where do you get your information? Do you sit down and watch news on the big three channels, or you know, maybe on cable, or to get a lot of your news from some of these outside sources, which would be like social media platforms like YouTube, like listening to it right now, like maybe on Twitter, or maybe on some other format, Reddit or whatever you want to say. So it is interesting that they laid this out. And the reason why they laid out, first of all, they're right is because of this. They disassemble or disseminate financial information and advice in a more viral and rapid way than traditional channels. Think about that. Again, of course, we do. I do other players in the YouTube space do. People on Twitter do. There's so much information out there, and it happens in the blink of an eye. So to actually put it on a news channel, to get it all together, to have it all fact checked, to look at everything and then go for it and then actually put it out there takes a lot of time. But with social media, and what we do right here, first of all, I'm not beholden to anybody, which is great. There's no corporation over me going, you can say this, but you can't say that because that I am as free as I possibly want to be. And I know YouTube has its problems, but it does give me a platform and a voice. And for that, I'm grateful. And I will say this, I truly believe that social media does move and sway the markets. We've seen it time and time again. And so why there's that age old adage, which is by the rumor sell the news. And there's tons of rumors out there. And there's tons of gossip, there's tons of things going on. And I believe it pushes the market in one way or the other. Moving on, as this new wave of retail investors familiarize themselves with these channels, some of their attention will undoubtedly flow to Bitcoin or digital assets, the report states, which makes a lot of sense. How much of the mainstream media really covers Bitcoin really covers Ethereum really covers tomato coin or whatever it is. You know what I mean, that doesn't really exist, only exists pretty much primarily right here. The daily asset was careful to note that the narratives for retail speculators are very different. Bitcoin is reflexive, suggests the report, price and sentiment experience a self reinforcing effect. And they continue the author's point of data from the tie, a sentiment analysis firm illustrating that abnormally high mentions of Bitcoin on social media can drive increases in the value of the digital currency. Of course it does, of course it does. You have to understand with I've been in sales and marketing for years and years. And it's the it's a it's a fact that people buy an emotion and they back up their buying decision on facts.  I mean you may have a little bit, but there's an old another old phrase, which goes like this, the feel of the wheel seals the deal. And what that means is when you get into a car, that's why they're always trying to get you into that test drive because they know when you sit in one of these high end, or even it doesn't matter what it is, any kind of vehicle and you start to really just get into it, the emotions take over. You're like, Oh, it feels very nice. Oh, this is very smooth. I like how this feels. Oh, I can, you know, there's a ton of room in here, whatever it is, or it's very fast or whatever the car that you is. So they want to do that because your emotions will drive some of your purchasing. And that's why this market is built on a FOMO because a lot of people will do that.  Not only that, you're not here during this during a massive bull run in 2017.  And those are the people that were FOMOing and really spending on emotion. Here, it's a much different place. Like if we can just take a look at what is going on, it's sideways. Everything, there's not really much going on. And this is where all the money is made when it's boring and nothing's going on and you're disciplined enough to dollar cost, average and buy in.  So when everything goes through the moon, that's not when the money is really made. It's made right now. This is planting the seed, harvest all the fruits of your labor. So just keep doing what you're doing and things usually work out pretty well. So finishing up states, what is unique about Bitcoin is that it's retail driven, financial media and the way people consume investment information is changing and influencers command more attention than institutions. Let me read that one more time. Influencers command more attention than institutions. So that's the thing. On this channel, I started this channel about 10 months ago. And the reason I did it was just to have an outlet. My business is pretty much run by themselves. I don't really need to do too much. So I can have a lot of free time. My wife's like, why don't you do something? That's why she's always kicking me out. And I'm always in the in the pool room. But a funny thing came came about as time went on. And one of those things was I realized how important it is to get things right and to not fall into victim of talking about the next shiny object. It just it doesn't work out. Now other other places can that people can. But one of the lessons that I learned being around 2017 is that you cannot be one of those people who talks about an ICO and you know, not really even do a lot of research. And then people, you know, FOMO into it because of what you said. And then all of a sudden they're like, Hey, hey, man, I just lost my money because of you.  And we always talk about doing our research. And of course, yes, it is up to you. However, words carry weight. And it's why on this channel, I'm probably one of the more reserved or conservative type of people out there. I don't trade. I don't do TA. I definitely don't do leverage trade. That's crazy to me. I just invest and just all the cost average. And that's all I got. It's boring. It's not really too exciting. I know. But again, I think that all these sideways action right here, this is when all the money is made. And when dips happen, that's also their opportunity. And it gets to be monotonous sometimes and boring. But that's how things are built. Doesn't happen overnight. So yeah, even the products that I talk about on my channel are pretty boring. If you think about it, I mean, one was Stonebook, which is just it's a book. It's a thing that you use to write down your seed phrase and mnemonic phrases. It's that's pretty boring. Crypto trader tax. I talk about that sometimes because I know people have to use their taxes or do their taxes. And I think it's important that they do those taxes. Again, boring. And the other thing is I trust capital because I think that everybody should, you know, get into an IRA in some way, shape or form, because I think at some point, you know, you got to pay a ton of taxes on these gains. So you might as well prepare for the future now. That's it. That's really all I got. So anyhow, this is this is what all comes down to, which was the actual report. And I'm just going to there's two little snippets that I wanted to add in there. I thought that was pretty interesting. And it goes like this. In 2003, alternative investments comprised 6% or 4.8 trillion of the global investable markets, according to the CAA Association. This association estimates that alternative investments grew to 13 trillion by the end of 2018. That's like a 3x from 4.8 to 13.4. That's pretty good. Or 12% of the global investable market due to factors such as low interest rates, pension funding ratios, which can be a nightmare coming up, the maturation of emerging markets and a structural shift in capital formation. Members expect alternative investments such as Bitcoin, crypto currency assets on top of others to grow to 18 to 24% of the market by 2025. So imagine that. And this is just an alternative investments. If you if you've been around the channel for a while, you know, I love this little chart that I have compared to the money of all in the whole world. You can take this little square right here. It's 100 billion, right? This is silver at 43 billion. Here's crypto at 340 something billion military spending, budget deficit, coins and bank notes, Fed's balance sheet, which is way higher now. Here's all the billionaires. Here's all the gold in the world about, you know, 10 trillion of that. So just imagine, first of all, if Bitcoin takes, I don't know, a quarter of that, let's just say 10%. That's a trillion dollars. That's a trillion dollars just from taking it from gold. Fortune 500. Here's the 25% of the S&P 500, matter of fact, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Google, Facebook, stock exchange, 89 trillion money supplied, 95 trillion global debt. Guess what? There's more, 253 trillion global real estate, 280 trillion. So when people start talking about tokenizing real estate and condos and skyscrapers, watch out, because this is part of that. And then you've also got the global wealth, 360 trillion rivetus, 558 trillion for what we know, and then maybe a quadrillion, because we don't really know exactly how much it is. So all of that, all of this, and we are stuck, or we are sitting, I shouldn't say stuck, right here with cryptocurrency. This is the biggest asymmetrical investment opportunity you're ever going to see in your lifetime. That's just my opinion, though, I could be wrong. Let me just think of the comment section and let's move on. Next up, Chainlink Network hits new milestone of 30 billion in cumulative transaction volume. And this is exciting, you know, good stuff. I like Chainlink, own Chainlink, hope it does well. So cumulative transaction on Chainlink has recorded a new all-time high totaling $30 billion. This is according to data from Glassnode. If you don't know Glassnode, they are a data analytics company. They do mostly with cryptocurrencies assets. They do everything from transactions and hash rates. And it's a pretty great website if you want to really dig deep into the data if you like the type of thing. But again, I just want to warn you about these things. Transaction, transaction volume, it can be manipulated. Bots can just trade back and forth. We saw that with different other projects where it was called out that and it was proven that a lot of these transactions, they said, Oh, we have all these transactions. Yeah, true. But it's just bots going back and forth has no real value. It's not real people. And it hasn't really caught up to anything. So when I see this type of thing, I'm always a little leery. I mean, I really do like Chainlink. I think that it definitely has a place as an oracle. I mean, to pull that off chain data that cannot be pulled in by blockchain, because that's not the purpose of blockchain. So I think it'll do great. I just thought it was an interesting article just to go over real quick and to say, this is good, but be cautious.  So this is some bad news. South Korea, 20% tax on crypto profits. I had no idea that South Koreans didn't have to pay taxes on capital gains or anything for cryptocurrency until like right now, I'm like, Wow, shouldn't move to South Korea. So what is happening here? Bump bump bump. The South Korean government said on Friday that income derived from trading cryptocurrency will be subject to tax as planned. Clearing the way for the 20% tax on the gains made via digital currency that long remained a windfall tax free investment. That is awesome. Imagine just making all these these gains is going, Okay, I'm going to cash out and government doesn't get anything. Fantastic. That's fantastic. I would love that doesn't work here in United States or Canada or all over Europe. Well, for most part, there's different places you can get away from that. But yeah, Australia can't do that. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Hong Nguyen Kai, pretty sure I nailed it, and digital assets can be recognized as financial assets. He states the crypto market with around 400 billion, sure, has long remained outside the tax authorities scrutiny. That will no longer be the case following a revision of a related law. Hong said during a government audit of the Ministry of the National Assembly Thursday. So basically to set out goes, Look, good for you guys, you guys got one over on us, but not anymore. We're going to step in. And the reason why I'm talking about this article so much is because I see this, what's going to happen with governments coming in. They are going to start to impose more taxes, especially on these windfalls, especially on these capital gains, because look what happened globally. Let's just take a look at United States. We're hurting. We're hurting because we printed off so much money. And there was so I mean, the money printer really did go burr. And you can't print that much money without having some repercussions. I mean, not for the the billionaires, they're going to be fine. You know, they're going to get richer. And that's just how it goes. But for people like you and me, it's going to start sucking real bad. And I can see how taxes will go up. Now, hopefully, we can tax more of the rich, but I'm in my 40s and I'm hearing that song and dance for decades. It still doesn't happen. So I have no faith in the government. However, there is one thing that I do have faith in that's their tax living hell out of me. So what's going on down here? So the grounds the move was established by the relevant law revised in July to impose on Korean citizens, including residents and non residents and foreign national. So even if you weren't a citizen of Korea and you're living there, you're going to get tax gains made by non residents and foreigners after October 1 2021 will be subject to a tax rate of either up to 20% of the difference between sell price and purchase or a 10% transfer price. Either amount, whichever is lower must be paid in the 10th every month. So gains made by non residents and foreigners after October 1 always usually a tax rate. So I think is what's going to happen. Exchanges that are located in South Korea. If you're using them and you have some gains and you cash out, it sounds to me like you're going to have to pay taxes not 100% for sure. You need a CPA. I need the change this card actually come in here and actually help me with this one because if you're going to pay tax over there and then it comes over to the let's say you live in the States and now you have it. So you can't get double tax Kenya. Geez, that sounds awful. Anyhow, where's the CPA? Put that in the comment section. Koreans by contrast will have to pay a 20% tax for gains made in a one year period over two and a half million won well whatever that conversion is. So South Korea, you got away with one. Congratulations. Unfortunately, you got to pay the piper now and that's just how it goes. To finish up this two things. I see this happening more and more. I do believe that we're going to be taxed a lot more coming up. And that's just how it is. And that's just, you know, par for the course. So time to make a plan now. If you fail the plan, you're planning to fail. And that's just the darn truth. So look, here's my plan. My plan is not to pay taxes period. I mean, I already pay taxes through my business and all the different income that I have right now. Now, if I have to pay taxes, like let's say one Bitcoin goes to a million, just saying could happen, who knows? For round numbers. So that means if I bought it today, let's just say it's 10,000, right? I have to pay the taxes on $990,000, probably about 25%, 15 to 25% of capital gains. Probably going to be a ton. I am not doing that. I am not doing that. Because who knows how long I'm going to live? So and second of all, I don't think that I should be taxed that much. It's ridiculous, right? So I have, I recommend you to check this out. Do whatever you want. I trust capital. They have a crypto IRA. You put your crypto in there, not all of it.  So you can take it out. But when you're able to take it out, guess what? You pay zipping taxes, zip, zero, zilch, none. So I personally, you can max it out. It's between $6,000 and $7,000 depending on your age. And that's what I put in. I'm almost maxed out for this year. So that's just how it is. But I'm not going to pay any taxes on those crypto currencies. So you can start one up, or if you have a traditional IRA, or an old employer plan, 401K, 403B, TSB, or 457, then you can move them all over tax free if you want to. So to watch this video and use the link to check it out, there's a link in the description of every one of my videos looks just like this. And there's also the video how I break everything down, how I talk about it, you're not going to pay any taxes and how it all works out. If you use my link, you get a month for free. And also when you go to the website, if you have any questions, just click on the contact us, and you get to talk to like a real live person, usually Anthony or Blake or somebody will talk. So and they're all good guys. So just check that out. Again, that's my plan to not pay taxes. I don't know where you want to go, but that's my option. Alright, so that's it for today. So before we take off, I just want to give some random shout outs to everybody who signed up for Digital Asset News, really appreciate it. We've got P dub and Stone Crypt. That's Freddie, the stone book or shield folio. Thanks, man. Chef Dan, it tells sure Steve Erlich, Chris Castillo, Daniel Delgado, TTP 911, GKP Black, I am not I, I am not I. And ether ether ether black and Chuxie. So thanks everybody for sign up, really appreciate it. If you like these types of videos, there's gonna be two months going to pop up on your left and right. I'm going to try to put the one about not paying taxes. It's like an 18 minute video. It kind of goes through everything. You can check that out. And also the other one is whatever YouTube picks. And that is it for today. So again, thanks for sticking with me, appreciate it. 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I've been asked a few times to sit down one-on-one to talk about the acting market here in the Bay Area and I always think like I don't do I even know anything that would be helpful and then I just started writing down things I know about the acting market here in the Bay Area. I thought wait I would love to have known all these things when I first moved here to get me started to know how to navigate so this quickly turn is turning into a six-part series so today I'm gonna just tell you guys my process like a few minutes of what happened to me in the Bay Area and why I decided to become an actress based out of San Francisco and LA and then the other videos are going to be about agencies, casting offices, theaters, training, where to act on camera here in the Bay Area where to meet people but please note that this is my experience there are for sure actors that live in the Bay Area that are able to book a lot more things than I can maybe their agents have more connections maybe they just have more connections in general let me tell you about my story today when I first moved to the Bay Area it was to go to Cal State East Bay and Hayward and that's where I earned my BFA in acting with an option in acting and dance and then after that basically I had a pretty good understanding of acting like a basic understanding of acting so I started to audition with my professor's advice of looking on theater Bay Area for auditions and just going to the websites for their open casting calls and so I was doing that and I was not getting any kind of callbacks or affirmations in general that that was the place to for me to be I just wasn't getting cast in anything so then I decided to get a casting networks account SF casting networks account and that is when I started booking commercial jobs and I realized that the commercial jobs were paying me a lot more than the theater jobs so when I started booking jobs on SF casting commercial jobs and indie film student films I got the confidence to finally apply for representation in the Bay Area and I had a meeting with two agencies it was Nilo and MDT and they both after the meeting wanted to sign me and the process to audition for them or you know talk to them about potentially representing me was pretty easy they asked me what my goals were as an actress with type of things I wanted to audition for looked at some of my photos had me perform the sides from my commercial and then they were like okay we want to sign you ultimately I decided to go with MDT just because they had been around for a lot longer at that time Nilo had only been around for like three or four years but the San Francisco acting market at least in my experience is very commercial heavy very industrial heavy for all those tech companies and there are really great amazing filmmakers in the Bay Area but they're indie films or student films and you're not gonna make a lot of money off of that and so that's when I decided to figure out how to make working in LA and San Francisco work for me because this was not cutting it the San Francisco Bay Area California in general you know is expensive so to be making even $1,000 a week is not gonna cut it if you want to live above poverty here's some things that I would advise you to do if you are acting in the Bay Area and I will go into detail into each of these more in upcoming videos but the first thing is to please make your own work for the in between times sometimes I won't get a single audition in a week and when you're not doing anything creative you really get stumped down especially if you have a day job and you're like what am I doing I'm not even actually acting so that's why I created a YouTube channel because I really needed something creative to do and don't be afraid to get representation because when I finally got the courage to go do it I realized San Francisco is very commercial heavy my look is a lot of the reason why somebody might cast me in commercials so don't be afraid to get your actor package ready and go and look for an agent find an acting class you like in the Bay Area because not only will you of course stay sharp in your acting abilities but you will also find a lot of other creatives where you'll eventually create films with them plays and just learn about what they're doing what your peers are doing because I learned a lot from other people and also whenever I used to go to casting offices to audition a lot of actors would also ask me who are you with and I would assume that they are looking for an agent or maybe they're just not happy where there's with their audition for a short play there are surprising amount of short play festivals in the Bay Area and you will be able to meet so many people through there because there's the writers for the short play the director the stage manager all of the actors all of the people that come to see those shorts a lot of agents get invited by the actors to come and see them just so they're up to date on like work that they're doing and they'll end up seeing you that's actually how one of my best friends got an agent because the agent was in the audience he was related to somebody that was in the production he came and he was like who is that I want to talk to her and she got signed and the same people that are in the theater community are very often also interested in doing on-camera things get a casting networks account because that is where you're going to be able to find your own commercials to be in background work industrials student film so you're going to be able to get a lot of experience auditioning on there and also booking gigs if you want to get higher paying jobs or you want to be in the productions that come into town like 13 reasons why was here for a few seasons you're going to need an agent and that agent is likely only going to be able to get you roles that have a few lines because a lot of the casting for those big shows happen in LA or New York or other places ideally you would live in San Francisco if you can Berkeley or Oakland but the more affordable places are places like Hayward which not a lot of people want to move to and it's a college town figure out a flexible job that can get you more income because especially at the beginning you might not make enough money to live here and uh you need money you just need it so if you don't come for money if you don't have money like you can definitely find different jobs on the weekends or the evenings because most things do film Monday through Friday during the day so find a flexible job I've always told people I'm an actress and that I need some kind of flexibility if they don't like it I keep looking it's harder than just you know walking into a target and being like I need a job I'm flexible I'll come whenever you need me of course it's going to be harder for you to be able to find somebody that is willing to give you that flexibility but find that and if you want to be in more TV and film I would suggest to do what I'm doing and live in San Francisco and LA and figure out how to make that work in my experience I take on office jobs here and there again I told them I'm an actress so they're very flexible with me and I try my best when I'm there I'm 100% there and I also have a very encouraging intelligent good with his money partner and his name is Dwight but true you can do it it's not easy by any means duh or else like everybody would be doing it because acting is so much fun let me know if you have any other questions specifically on the Bay Area because I am going to be filming a lot of videos relating to it coming up and at the end of every video I feature another channel this is Esmeralda she makes makeup lifestyle and fashion blogs so go check her out and here is the video about how I got my agent in San Francisco


I want us to put our hands together, as you welcome one of the doctors that are here. I want us to rise on our feet, to suma metafazali, na pokarebisha, Uyumanya enakuita pandu atakarebisha, guest of honor. Ladies and gentlemen, I want us to put our hands together, as you welcome one and only Dr. Laibuta. Mi mini Laibuta, na pokiri wachatu ane juokon, bani ni kujeri eni wilikisha na hapa Bika School for the Blind, Na second school next door at Qangze Pans. Nini papoteze wezuwa quna mehaka, Arubaini na Moga inlio Peter. Anga kuelgamizani wa hapa? Ha? Weh! Ha, ha, ha. All right, yeah. Thank you very much. So, I came to think I went back to university, continued pessoa and here I am. Actually, some may be, sometimes we take life for granted. We know that our destiny rests in our hands, in whose hands are our hands, isn't it? Eh, wangapi wali dream wusiku? Wali dream kama mimi? Na wunaji wa kumpa kuna wa tofautikati ya dream nanaite meya? Nani ya nipata nanaite meya wusiku? Akuna? We all dream, I don't want to call two, three of you here to tell us what your dreams are, but always remember the dreams that you have cherished are dreams that will never come true unless you take action yourself. The world around you, all it will do is help you with the kind of resources there are. Donaji wa apamunawanimu wana wa saidiya kupata kujiwani jinzigani utaboreshama sumo yako, jinzigani utafanya mi pangoyakua yule amaya uliotakwamba when I grow up, I will be so and so. Kama nili pakuja hapa nili jamia, when I grow up, nita nona, na nita kuha mukubwa. Sinibizuri kunona, lakini kwanjiya zuriya na kuha mukubwa, kama nani? Kama deno. So we all have dreams, nili pakuja hapa dika nikafuza ku dunga dunga na ku papasa, I had no idea that life was going to really transform as I took a step at a time. Sayama tu, uresa maji, sasa nuna atasi elewiki ngeresa. 8.1 and 2b, 1 and 3c, 1 and 4, sorry. Yes, 1 and 4c, 1 4 5 d, na 1 5 nikani. Aalafu kituha kuandika na wadi, nola ichu na nikaji. Ke ito utikani na kani. Sinimi mi naji wapasi. Ya. So here's in EP 2, 1, 2, 3, 4. Kwa ni tu naizabu jeterna? Ya, so I had no clue at that age that things were really going to be different. Life was going to be very different for me, but I learnt one lesson which I always share with young people. That your life is in your hands, you can bury it, you can lift it high, you can soil it, you can clean it, you can make it as bright as the sun. The decision is, ni anani? Whos decision is it? Muwali mundi atatambu wa kuwa, andi atakikisha kwa kumefa uduwa mani wewa na bidi za kwa. Na bidi, si bia? Ya, na nimna marafiki wengi, nili o kutaha, kama ui o kigamina piki ni kwa fom 3 ama fom 4. I can't quite remember. Nya wengi na mba wa sani, wengi na nikuwa na ito hahasansi. Kama hahasan badi yukuwa round, but those are people we lost contact with. Na wengi na wengi mba wa kwa kweli, wali onyesha kwa mba bidi ya, kondi ui na kwa exesha kufika pani ama pwa umnataka kufika. Nili za wangapi umnataka kuhu. Kusia pa 2 uwe ukisama ni metoka bika school for the blend, primary school. I love that all you have to show for your life. Ya, ya itafu rahisha. Haa, fana. Uwe untak fanya bidi, 2 ungane, 2 saidi ane. Na juwa komba wengi na uenu, ama fanyi dika na kua na marafiki katika shule wa nimu mba wana wangamkono. And the most important thing is the effort to make yourself. So allow me to just congratulate you for piecing up together this function, coming together to encourage one another and at the end of the day to see that these children grow up to the kind of people we are proud of. Wangapi umnataku wa nashiria? Wangapi? Wangapi umnataku wa nashiria? Na juwa tukona wali mu wengis, hindi ya? Ee, na itafiki ya maili wali mu wengu kuli kwa na funzi. Kwa yubi ya tunna takaku, kua na taluma tofauti tofauti, kuna wana muziki yambawa me toka hapa wasani yambawa oni wengie sifa, wengine piya niwa nimu, oni kua nimu, wengine wana shiria. Mimili chagua kuatumu wana shiria, siku jua hata shiria inamaana gen, na kimi nili poendelea, nili po taku jua kama inafraisha piya.


The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents this is your FBI This is your FBI the official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society is representative in your community Today hundreds of people all over the country receive phone calls from their Equitable Society representatives phone calls like this one Hello Jack, this is your equitable representative Well Jack, I thought you and your wife might be interested in getting a copy of a new chart just published by the Equitable Society It's called a fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers Well tonight on this is your FBI You'll hear exactly what the Equitable Society's new fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers is all about so be sure to listen to the middle commercial Yes, in about 15 minutes dad and mother it will pay you to hear all the facts about the Equitable Society's new fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers Tonight's FBI file the plastic profile Eight years ago in 1940 the number of crimes committed in this country was far below the number now being committed by America's huge army of criminals With the larger number of crimes has come a greater number of convictions a Greater number of people being sent to prison and yet back in 1940 when the last United States Census was taken The number of our fellow citizens who gave their residence as prison was appallingly large more than 317,000 If that number does not sufficiently impress you and perhaps you should consider that in these 48 states with a population of more than 130 million There were only 25 cities housing more people than are currently held in our prison Tonight's file opens in a cell in a small prison located in the town in one of our northwestern states It is early morning and through the bars can be seen a heavy snowstorm There are two men in the cell and one of them is just waking up Hello there Won't you come in last night must have been after I went to sleep it was They don't I know you from someplace. I don't believe so. You live around here. No, no just passing through Somehow I know I've seen you kissing before Hey, wait a minute. Huh now. I know as a picture of you on a circular in the post office. I've seen it last week Bunny I should remember just seen it once like that everybody does especially the police That's why I'm here. My name is Joe Crawford. Hello, Joe. I'm Slim Baldwin. What are you for? They're holding me for the FBI That's bad What's that quiet give me that stick Who you're talking to and of my He sends very well you can understand it of course He just asked us at a time for busting out of here That's right. Would Mr. Hawks Putnam object to company? Not if the company kept his mouth shut One of my specialties, okay, and we all go tonight The next morning at the local railroad station special agent Jim Taylor is met by Sergeant Roberts of the local police Hello, hello Jim How are you? Looks like you've had some typical weather Yes, a matter of fact the weatherman says it really hasn't stopped snowing yet. He thinks it'll start again in about an hour Well, I'll be gone by then. I hope I don't think so Jim. I got some bad news What's wrong? Well the man he came up to get broke out of jail last night What hey broke up with two others one of them was caught here at the railroad station the other a man named Joe Crawford still missing Then he and Baldwin might be together and maybe let's get going Jeff how'd they get out our Crawford told the guard he wanted to see the warden Guard opened the door Crawford grabbed his arm knocked him down took his keys Once they got those they were as good as out. I think I know what you mean Remember that cracker box jail you have here Yeah, I thought they were going to build you a new jail house now There was a referendum the last election people voted against it doesn't make much sense to have a good police force a bad jail That's what we tried to tell everybody. Now here we are Jim. It's the car Let's head back to the office and see if there's been any work Hideout very far now. No, no It's that cabin down at the end of the road See the smoke coming out of the chimney. Huh someone there Yeah, and Mary you're right. No, she runs the hideaway You could hold up there as long as you want. Well, I won't be staying long. I've got to get back to Seattle Got a dame there now Got some money stashed there. Well, you better not make your move too soon They'll be throwing plenty of pictures of you around.  That's true Hey, what is it? Yeah, I got a great idea for you slim. Why don't you get a new face? Well, I've considered that but I never have the time Well, you'll have the time now and Aunt Mary knows a guy who does the best plastic work in the whole state a legitimate doctor No, he was once he knows all the angles.  I'll think it over. Okay Well, here we are This Aunt Mary's yeah Oh boy You'll have to plow through the snow a little that's all right Can you make it okay? Sure suppose he's home. Oh, sure. Sure. She's always home.  I'm not tired. Oh, where's your friend? Oh, he's sleeping. He was knocked out boy Is he an old friend Joe? No, I never seen him till yesterday. He was being helpful the FBI They had circulars on them all over town I'm flattered to have a celebrity in the house He's too much celebrity. That's his trouble. What do you mean? Everybody knows this kisser. That's why he got picked up Say Aunt Mary is that plastic doc that you used to know still around. Oh, you mean doc Smith? Yeah, that's a guy No, he died a few months ago. Oh, that's too bad I had a chance for us to make a real good commission Well, I talked the slim on the way out about having this kisser fixed in a few minutes ago I started on him again. Yes, he finally decided to have it done I'd said you could get doc Smith for the job. I Said it would cost him five G's What did he say to that? He said he'd pay it. He didn't yeah. Yeah, he's got some dough stashed up in Seattle Joseph we we can't let money like that slip through our fingers. What can you do? I? Know another doctor. I'll have him here tonight Jeff, how did you get Baldwin? Oh, we just recognized him from the wanted circular and pick him up What was his specialty anyway, Joe Woofett a lot of women thought he was attractive. That's the way he earned his money Oh, I see his last job. He picked up a woman on the train. He was a maid He talked her into lifting her boss's jewelry on the train. That's right Who is this Joe Crawford that he escaped with now? He's wanted for murder he shot a cashier in a local factory got about 30,000 in cash But fortunately he had it all on him when he was arrested. Oh, it's you Robert speaking Yeah, they did a win. I See, thank you, mr. Gordon. What was that number again? Yeah, all right. I got it. Thanks a lot We got a break. Jen. That was a farmer named Gordon Baldwin and Crawford knocked him out and stole his car early this morning I've come he didn't report it until now. They just came to Well, let's get a good description of the car and send on alarm right away, right and Jeff I think I'll go out and have a talk with mr. Gordon Here here's some more wood for the fire. Oh, aren't you the good boy Joe? Today is slim still sleeping. No, he's been in here visiting with me I just send him back to his room get ready for the doctor. Oh, when's he coming? We should be here any minute. Did you uh, did you talk to slim about the door? Yes?  Oh, yes Well there How's that for a fire? Oh, that's beautiful You know it reminds me of a building my departed husband once that fire Mary you kill me Hello This is Dr. Montgomery Goodness where your Must have forgot them Miss the patient. No, he's in his bedroom. We think you can do the job tonight doc sure no trouble at all Got all the instruments in my little black bag.  He's the one who'll have to make the choice He's in his bedroom doctor. You go right here. Very well very well Hey, Mary. Yes, this may not be the right thing to ask but has the doctor been drinking of course But how can he operate operate? The only time he's used a knife in his life is to put butter on his bread We will return in just a moment to tonight's file which shows how your FBI promotes security for the nation Now let's bring this question of security closer to home Jack with those youngsters of yours growing as fast as they are here's something you'll want to see It's called a fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers back finding chart How's that going to help me it'll help you Jack because you're the kind of man who isn't afraid to face back squarely For example, what would happen to your wife and children if you should die unexpectedly would they be able to make out? All right, would they have enough money to keep well fed well housed and well closed when you put it that way Mr. Keating I couldn't say but that fact finding chart sounds kind of complicated Not a bit Jack.  Mr. Keating. What do you mean critical years the years before your youngest child finishes high school Years during which the home must have a minimum income to keep it together I see what you mean, Mr. Keating. I guess I ought to get this fact-finding chart. How much did it charge for Jack? It doesn't cost you a single cent the equitable society representative in your community will be glad to bring you a copy Sit down you and your wife together There's no obligation and get a true picture of where you stand phone him tomorrow to bring you an equitable fact-finding chart For fathers and mothers or send a postcard care of this abc station to the equitable society at EQ you I TAB le the equitable life insurance society of the United States And now back to the FBI file the plastic profile Tonight's case from the files of your FBI Ladies bear the primary emotion of every criminal The desire to get his hands on what belongs to someone else No matter what the cast and physical pain or mental torture might be to the victim When we in this nation reach a point where every person in every section is truly a civilized human being Then there will be no more crime ways nor any criminals Because the true stamp of civilization is a deep compassion for your fellow human being But until we reach that utopian day It is our bound and duty to cooperate at every turn with our local police And with every other law enforcement agency to see to it that the war against crime is waged successfully Nights file continues in the small office of sergeant Roberts of the local police Come ahead. Have you got to see mr. Gordon? Yes. Yes.  Yes, I showed him Baldwin's picture on the wanted circular and that picture of coffee that you had Uh-huh. He identified both as the man who stole his car. Well, at least we were sure of that much Well, if they stay on any main highway, they should be picked up pretty soon No, I would think so. Jim that alarm has been on the local radio station every 15 minutes since this morning. Oh pardon me Robert speaking Yes, mr. Atkins when You're sure Yes, I see. All right. Thank you very much. I Was a mr. Atkins and Jimmy just heard the alarm on the radio and he saw the car. Yeah, when this afternoon It went past his house up nine mile hill Where's that? Oh about 35 miles from here He also said that he noticed the car because it was the only one that went past his house today We might be able to follow the tracks then if it doesn't snow again Yes, we can get out there first thing in the morning. We don't have to go by car, Jim We've got a helicopter.  Slim ain't dead, is he? What's precious? No, what makes you think that? Well, I just looked in that room where he is, he's out cold Well, naturally Oh, is that, is he supposed to be that way? The doctor was very generous with the clothes for him Oh, how long will he be out? About another hour Then can he take off those manages? No, son, they won't come off for a few weeks yet What? But I don't want to wait here that long We won't have to We can travel as soon as he regains consciousness With his head all bandaged like that? Of course I'll get him a cap with earmuffs Then with his coat collar turned up, no one will notice him I hope that car we picked up holds together until we get the sea out of it Oh, we're not using that car It might be hot We'll use Doc Montgomery's What about the doctor's dose?  Gave him two bottles of whiskey That should keep him very happy Suppose the doctor gets in touch with Slim and asks for his dose How's he gonna do that? Well, I saw Slim write down his address on a pad for the doc As soon as he has a couple more drinks Get it back, scumman Right Now give me a hand here, I'm looking for something What, Aunt Mary? My best show Gotta dress up before going to Seattle Now, Jim, we should be over nine mile hill in a couple of minutes now How low can we fly this thing? Oh, fly it as low as we have to We can land any place I've never been in one of these before They're great for up in this country, Jim Things certainly do look beautiful from up here Looks like a Christmas car Yeah Jeff, is that nine mile hill spread ahead there? Well, that said, we'll be over in a few seconds now Atkinson was right There's only one set of tire tracks going up it Let's follow the road There's still only one set of tracks Well, like it didn't start to snow again Jeff, look, the tracks are turning up the road Where? On the left there, the trees Oh, yes, let's see it There's a car down there Right next to that cabin Yeah, I'll drop down Sit down, Jeff Yeah Looks like a Buick Well, that's rear fenders in it I was in the description I'd say that was the car that was stolen from Mr. Gordon I'm going to land on that clearing in back of the house Hey, Mary Oh, certainly I love this weather How about you, Slim? I just hope this face of mine turns out all right Oh, Slim, it's going to be beautiful How do you know? Well, the doctor showed me your face Before he put the bandages on Huh? What do I look like? Like a Greek guy I was pretty worried about how it would turn out Why? Well, I smelled whiskey on the doctor's breath Just before I took the anesthetic Oh, he just had one little nip He was really drunk when we left Well, he wanted to relax After such a difficult operation Now be a good boy and stop worrying, Slim You're going to look fine Hey, Mary, how long since you've been to Seattle?  You should say so First thing I'm going to do is go to a department store And do some shopping Ah, gee, that's just like a dame Spending all your money on clothes Money? Gracious, Joe I didn't say I was going to buy them Huh? You're much too young to remember But in my day, I was the best shoplifter West of the Mississippi You have to keep your guns on I'll throw them in the front door Okay Here we go I'm going in, Jeff I'm right with you Come on, the next room Come on, Jeff, let's take a look It's Nick, sir of the guard Hello, Doc Huh? Come on, Doc, get with it What are you doing here? I know you from some place Can't place the face I arrested you for selling snake oil last year, remember? Ooh, yes, yes That's right, you did Who is it, Jeff? Old medicine showman Calls himself a doctor More or less the town drunk What would he be doing here? I don't know Look, let's show him the pictures A crop of your own See what he can tell, sir Good idea Oh, Doc Yes, sir What can I do for you? Take a look at these pictures, will you? Fine pictures Fine pictures Yes, we know they're fine pictures These men were here Where are they now? Gone Gone, oh, gone They were very rude I don't think he's going to be much help to us, Jim We'd better look around the rest of the place And see if we can get a lead But I know where they went You do where? Yeah Come on, Montgomery, make some sense They went to Seattle Fellow gave me his address You want it? Yes, of course I want it Oh, it's... Huh? Oh, it's on a little pad Must be in the other room Hey, Jim, I noticed that pad on the table in there Come on Right Who is it, Jim? Yeah, but there's nothing on the pad Wait a minute, Jeff It's an indentation Yeah, but they're not deep enough to read They got a flashlight? Uh-huh Turn it on, hold it parallel to the sheet of paper, will you? Okay This way? That's it There See how that acts since the indentation? Yeah Looks like an address there, Jeff Uh-huh Bring me that 4411 Canal Street, Seattle You know, the doc could be telling the truth, Jim Yeah, yeah, I know I wish I could go with you, but that's across the state line and out of my territory Well, let's fly back to the airport I'll catch the first plane to Seattle Thanks, Jim, isn't this a nice apartment? Thank you, Aunt Mary See now, can I get you anything? Well, Ed, it wouldn't seem too rude You could get us the money Money? Yeah, the five Gs For the doc Oh, of course I'll get it right now Gee, you keep that much cash here? This wall safe is pretty well concealed Mostly, I'd be afraid to see I think they extend professional courtesy Here we are He's got a gun That's right, Joe Slim, you put that away, you'll hurt somebody now I will if you two don't get out of here What is this? Pretty apparent, isn't it? I'm saving myself $5,000 Young man, this is most unethical It's just good business, that's all Look, Slim, what are we going to tell the doc? Don't give me that You have no intention of paying But you got a new kiss there You're wrong, Joe What? He's still got the same face under those bandages What are you talking about? That man wasn't a doctor He didn't touch your face If you're lying, I can feel it What you feel is plain plastic If you don't believe me, take off the bandages See for yourself Go ahead, take them off I will Is that the truth, Aunt Mary? Yes, Joe You find out when he looks at himself in that mirror Wait, you dirty... Get his gun, Joe Right, let it go Oh, no Now we take over Good work, Joe Now take a look and see what Mr. Baldwin really has in that wall There you are, old man A cop I'm a special agent of the FBI Wait, you just arrived in time, young man That fella there with his face half covered with bandages Is a criminal I want you too, Mrs. Dawson And I'm taking these two to a jail they won't break out of Slim Baldwin was sentenced to 20 years for theft From an interstate shipment Joe Crawford was given two years And turned back to the local authorities For prosecution for murder Mary Dawson received two years and a $1,000 fine And the bogus doctor's probation was revoked And he was returned to jail for one year And thus, once more, did cooperation between a local police officer And the special agent of your FBI Result in the successful pursuit of a group of criminals The method of reading intended writing Which led special agent Taylor to the address in Seattle Is only one of many skills in scientific crime investigation Which form a part of the training given to every special agent Before he becomes a duly authorized And qualified member of your national law enforcement agency Your FBI Now, my friend Jack Stone says he has one more question About the equitable society's fact-finding chart For fathers and mothers What is it, Jack? Well, you said this chart is free, Mr. Keating But there must be some strings attached to it No, Jack, not one This chart was originally created as a helpful service To members of the Equitable Life Assurance Society Now it's being offered to the audience of this program Your equitable society representative Will be glad to supply you with a chart What you do after that is strictly your own business So make a note to phone your Equitable Society representative soon Or send a postcard, care of this ABC station To the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Next week we will dramatize another case From the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation A revealing account of the activities of two teenage lawbreakers Its subject, juvenile delinquency It's titled The Eager Ensign The incidents used in tonight's Equitable Life Assurance Society's broadcast Are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation However, all names used are fictitious And any similarity thereof to the names of persons living or dead is accidental Tonight the music was composed and conducted by Frederick Steiner The author was Jerry Lewis Your narrator was William Woodson And special agent Taylor was played by Stacy Harris This is your FBI is a Jerry Divine production This is Larry Keating speaking for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States And the Equitable Society's representative in your community And inviting you to tune in again next week at the same time For The Eager Ensign's on This Is Your FBI This is ABC, the American Broadcasting Company


I was really excited to see this. It sounds like a really great opportunity. So I had heard about this when it was called the ABC Discover's Talent Showcase because I worked with an actress in the past a long time ago in San Francisco that was a part of this, that she was selected as one of the actors and I have never spoken to her about it. But I just remember seeing it on social media and her saying like, hey, I'm a part of this. And now it's called something even a little bit longer at Disney. Television Discover's Talent Showcase. So the first step is just to submit on actors access or email if you really want to do that, which brings me into a point that I wanna make. If you were my friend, like let's just say you're my friend Jasmine and you were like, I'm gonna be submitting to the showcase. Should I email it or should I put it on actors access? Just put it on actors access because I don't know why they put both options. Maybe they were just making sure they're inclusive or in case you have an issue in actors access, you can still do it. Actors access to create an account, it's free. And I believe the two first headshots are free. I have a video of when I did my actors access account like 2019 or something. I'm going to be making an actors access account because I need more castings. You do have to pay if you want to submit to certain things like open calls like this are basically like sponsored. You don't have to pay to submit to them. And then if you want to upload reels like footage of you acting, then that's when it's I believe $22 per minute. Let me tell you, if you submit through email, they're gonna get your headshot and resume, right? If you submit through actors access, they're also going to get your headshot and resume, but they can easily click on your profile and go look at your acting reels. Go look at more of your headshots. If you're an actor in LA or New York, which is what this is open to anybody 18 or older in LA or New York that has acting experience. If you are all of those things, you should already have an actors access account that's updated and full of wonderful things that you have been doing. Add that to your to your to-do list this weekend to create an actors access account and put a bunch of great stuff on there. But that would be the first step. And then it says that they're going to do self-tape auditions for the next steps. And they're likely, if COVID allows, going to do in person, I'd imagine. But it says it starts in May of 2022. That actress that I know that did this when she posted that she was part of the ABC showcase. I remember there were a bunch of photos. So I do know it's like a decent amount of people, not like hundreds, but I remember maybe around like six or 10. So a decent amount of people get selected for this. And then you do that showcase. So you would perform. And that's going to be tentatively November or December of 2022. So it would be at the end of this year. But just based off of the description, it would be a virtual showcase. So it's going to be broadcast for the talent agents and managers and all of the people in the industry. But hopefully they're doing like scenes and monologues to really show, you know, your work. So it's that. And then you get mentored for a whole year by an exec in the Disney television team and that family. And you get offered free classes and free showcases.  And I saw that and I'm like, this is why I need to be checking Instagram more because there's a lot of open call opportunities or audition opportunities in general that I have found through Instagram. If you are also an actor that lives either in New York or LA and you have acting experience and an actor's access account, then it's going to take you like 30 seconds to submit to this. Let me open up the Instagram post so that I can tell you guys more accurate information. So it does open up February 28th. That's when it's opening for submissions. And then it's closing March 18th. They gave a very specific time, 8.59 p.m. PST. And they very specifically said they will not be considering people that submit outside of that time. So if you're an actor, like go do it right now. And then other people that they're not considering are people under the ages of 18, people who are not local to LA and New York. And then one of the frequently asked questions is what if I'm not in the country? They're saying no, only people who live in the country specifically, LA and New York. And you do have to have training for this. So this should be really easy for you if you do have training because you do likely have a headshot and a resume. So all you're going to have to do is go to Actors Access, log into your Actors Access if you're not already logged in and then submit to this. I've already made a video of me making it for the first time, but let me know if you have other questions and I'd be happy to make a video of, I don't know, maybe a tour of my Actors Access profile so you can see what mine is. I'm not saying mine is perfect and amazing, but I mean, I book stuff and I feel like I'm pretty good at the business side of acting. So I'd be happy to share that with you. Essentially what it sounds like is that you're going to be exposed to a bunch of people in the industry, which is of course great for Actors. For this showcase, you do have to have experience, but you don't have to have professional representation. So you don't have to have agents already. And if you don't have an agent already and you do end up getting selected as one of the Actors, you'll probably get some people that are interested in it. Anyway, I have been talking way too much. Thank you so much for watching this video. I also feature another channel at the end of every video. So this is today's feature and here's a video on how you can track your auditions because if you're an actor, you know you should be tracking your auditions. So just go see how I did it.


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Aha, yes, this is the M1 MacBook 13 Pro and yes, I'm gonna be doing some gaming on it. Hey guys, Thundee here and if you don't know, I do a lot of gaming on this channel so definitely hit that subscribe button, notification icon and you know what, let's start gaming. All right guys, the M1 MacBook Pro 13 is finally here and we've seen a lot of rave reviews from everyone. Dave2D, Matthew Monance, everyone has talked about how good this device is. Well, I've yet to do some gaming on the device and maybe even pump a few bricks as well. So starting off with what I have here, it's 16 gigabytes of RAM, got 512 gigabytes of storage. It's a MacBook 13 Pro 6, it's got a fan built into it as well. Loving display, yes, I know you guys want that wallpaper with dark side and Superman so check out the link in the description and it's also running Big Sur and Big Sur has some nice additives to it. I am not a Mac user, I realize now more than ever I still not a Mac user but I do like some of the additions they had. The notification center is really nice. The way that you have your current apps and what you're running and a preview at the bottom also works out pretty well for me. They're just some things that I just don't like but that's not why we're here. We're here to check out what it does performance wise and we've seen some of the benchmarks and this thing is truly quite interesting and a performance house. So the Cinebench R23 single core test I did mine as well, 1500. It's pretty solid, really, really solid, quite impressive. Now the multicore also was really good, not a doesn't get out desktop processors but again, for Apple's first try this was a really solid game changer. Now you have a system here that is five millimeter chipset in there and we want to take a look at some of the games but before you do that you need to know the kind of applications you can run. So Apple runs two sets of apps on the new MacBook Pro. There is the Universal apps which are apps built specifically to run on this processor. Again, it's a different type of processor. It's not x86 which you have with Intel or AMD. This is ARM similar to what you have on your iPad or your iPhone. So you have to put it in that perspective. And Universal apps on these run like a beast Universal games from Universal. So Ashford 8, brand smooth, no problem. Now I will say though you can play games from the iOS app store and I was able to play games from Apple Arcade quite effectively though some of the games that I downloaded were not part of Arcade but still part of the iOS ecosystem just didn't open. So again, some optimization has to happen there. Just kidding, putting that out. Now when it comes to games or regular PC style games, if you will this is where things are a little different. Now these games are run of legacy application through Rosetta 2 allowing you to play original macOS games on this device. Now I was able to play three games so far. Now just a quick caveat for you guys if you're running anything on Rosetta 2 emulation you're going to have some issues maybe shutdowns. It's to be expected because it's not built natively for this device or this device platform if you will. So the first game was Dianline a much older game available through Steam on the Mac Store and Dianline played well at low settings. Low settings 1400 by 900 which is not the display resolution but much lower. It ran at 60 frames per second, 61 sometimes and it looks pretty good. I had no issues playing the game and it was quite impressive to see Dianline perform. Now granted it's a game that is a couple of years old maybe about seven or so but it was good to see Dianline perform quite well. Now moving over to Shadow of the Tomb Raider this is a game that we've seen that plays on PC and of course on your Mac and I was able to run my benchmarks here because it has a benchmark tool and I ran it on its lowest setting and I was able to get 29 frames per second. So basically something that's playable enough for you to enjoy Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Again low settings. Now I wanted to crank it up just a little bit more and move it to medium. Motion blur is off on both and I would got 24 frames per second not bad and I think something quite solid and playable. So you can play Shadow of the Tomb Raider and I think it is possible but just remember it's gonna be lower settings. Now moving over to a game that Apple probably wish they could showcase I think but of course the legal issues going around but I installed the Epic's Game Store because you can do that and I was able to install Fortnite and Fortnite played really well. Unreal Engine works well on the Mac. I would say I think that's something overall and it also works well on ARM chipsets. So it was good to see Unreal Engine work well here. Lowest settings, 1400 by 900. I got 60 frames per second. Ran well, no slowdowns. I was able to bump into the highest resolution and I was getting about 30 frames per second. So gaming on here as you're playing a game like Fortnite you can play Fortnite well and enjoy it. Not a problem. Now there are some caveats to gaming on this device. So for instance the Epic's Game Store itself ran really slow and also Steam also ran very slow. It was just choppy going through menus. Certain legacy applications like Chrome even ran slow. Granted there is gonna be Chrome for universal apps but Chrome just regular Chrome if you will just ran a bit choppy as well. I also had some shutdowns and one of them was Borderlands 3 which I'm not showing you the game because it could not run for whatever reason. It started up and then it shut down. So again you're gonna face those kind of issues. But I think what it tells me is that it is possible. Now you wonder about temperatures. I was able to play for a while and I got about between, in between some of my gaming sessions I got between 105 which is probably the lowest to about 100 and maybe like 107 or so. And I think that's pretty fine especially for something this thin. The fan did kick in at that time though just because it was running a little bit harder that probably unexpected. I think overall when you look at the M1 MacBook 13 Pro is Apple has come out and said look we can do this ourselves and they've shown they can. And I think this puts everyone on notice. But the big caveat here is that things run well on universal apps. So you've seen videos where video editing is run well because it's a universal app running final cut. And that's the thing that has to make this work and probably will make it work because most developers will switch to universal application because they are not, this is not an x86 machine. And that's the main thing here. When it comes to the performance of the x86 software emulation is really good and the processor can handle those things. Now what I will say for me is the most exciting is that now that Apple has come out and released this bad boy. It means that people like Intel will basically step up their game and give us something much better instead of giving us a 49 and a million chip set for the last couple of years. We know AMD's been moving up as well. So we're gonna see something better from them in the future. And Qualcomm has now put on notice to service more AIM based Windows laptop. So I think this is good for competition as a whole. As a PC user, it's not gonna get me to switch because it still feels like something that I am just very foreign to. But for Mac users, you have a lot of promise here. And I think you're definitely going to enjoy this as more software becomes available, more apps become usable as universal software. Gonna see huge improvements here. So I'm impressed. I'm impressed with what Apple has done. And hopefully that changes gaming on the Mac because it would be nice to see that and maybe we can get more games on here. So if you have any questions or any comments guys, let me know. Otherwise, don't forget to like, share, subscribe and always enjoy your entertainment.


Good luck. What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Guards And I'm repping 2021 Panini NT In prison football hobby 4 box mixer number 17 tiered random teams Here's a list of the random results. You can always find these are lean sports cards calm underneath the results tab in the link It's also in chat for you. Now. Good luck everybody Start with the prison hobby pretty darn hot for us tonight. Um, this was 700 a spot I believe 699 Sue well, Nico Collins purple to 225 Chad Johnson bangles brilliance Josh Allen Tram the kitty. We've got a Najee Harris rookie Steelers blue ice to 99 Larry roundtree the third for the Chargers and green scope rookie Otto Elijah mold in for the Titans 75 so Kayla Elijah Mitchell. We've got a trailance rookie You know the manga we've got purple power to 49 tie law Justin Herbert hype I Don't think he's one of the most efficient like scores PS2 My arts we've got to 225 Travis Fulgham Eagles silver Jordan Atkins Schwartz Brevin Jordan orange to 249 Nick Chubb Browns Silver John Brown Christian Barmore and Dwayne S. Grinch got blue wave to 199 miles Garrett Browns and How about purple power franchise legends Ray Allen Ray Lewis boom Sick the purple with the Ravens Ray Allen gosh Ken's 12 of 49 This pregnancy brain is it's a real thing. They've talked about it. I'm like no Go from one side of the apartment to the other forget what I was about to do Yeah, that's sick that is very nice one bag that one Jones we've got purple lights a 225 Devonte Parker dolphins new recruits rookie Kyle pits No, I'm still financially recovering from the last one Airman Smith Marseille Trey Nixon hyper rookie Mac Jones boom Patriots Patrick P This one's actually pretty nicely centered a little bit low, but left to right looks good. Nice Mac Daddy 130 of 175 Heck yeah Mag that one miles Garrett lockdown Etienne jr. Geary bright. Well, we've got a green scope to 75 Jordan Poyer bills fireworks Aaron Jones I think he's good Sloan. I just he's not worth the hundred or two hundred ten million. There's no shot. He is Justin Fields rookie base bears Oh, oh, so Cora Maa rookie got orange to 249 Kyle pits nice one there Falcons and Silver Drew Samford Brock Lesnar Patrick Mahomes Buggies Tutu Frank Darby we've got red waves even Montgomery to 149 and emergent rookie of Trey Lance for the Niners Last pack of box one here. Yeah, JB.  I feel like that's a low for that car. Yeah All right, prison number two here Little bit I've been I haven't ripped any persons of it in a minute, but The last taste of it I've had Bateman Ellinger blue wave the 199 James Robinson Jags fireworks Justin Herbert. Thanks for becoming a member Dave Geez it that means not gonna get better. We got Joey B Like a Tylen Wallace Seth Williams red wave. Oh, we got a vinyl next up Quinn. My iron my minus It is a rookie and it looks purple Vikings Let's hope it's mom huge. We pulled it in one last week. I feel like Vikings Edgar B We've got a mere Smith Mars said there you go. Nice one there Vikings On the gold it is pretty high centered. What's the rate looks all right? Love gold vinyl autos three of five on that one The WWE Revolution Love the look of those especially with the WWE Kenneth gain well rookie Khalil Herbert purple ice to 225 Daniel Hunter and emergent rookie of Kellan at Monde Shelly got a Trevor Lawrence rookie base Jags purple to 125 Sean Taylor Bocelli Jack Shelly we've got Ian book rookie Saints Hyper to 175 Jamal Williams lions and silver at Oliver bills Pretty pay Greg Russo. We've got orange to 249 Michael Vick Falcons and a Josh Jacobs silver auto Raiders That's over there Raiders coming out tonight. Yeah, I'm big buckled out of it Davis and Brie Thomas blue cracked ice to 99 Marvin Jones Jr. And brilliance of lamb Jack Marry Rogers got Kyle trash rookie bucks Blue wave rookie to 199 Ernest Jones Rams and silver of Joey Bosa lockdown Herbert second year Veronica Cornell Powell blue wave to 199 sake one Barclay Giants and height of J. K. Dobbins Bobby Whitwood for one raw Jared Dokes paint and Turner. We've got Navy camo rookie Rashad Bateman for the Ravens to 25 Ravens doing well this break That is Patrick P. I have a 25 cream hunt silver. That's pretty surprising actually Sante Samuel Jr. Tyson Campbell. We've got orange to 249 drew blood so patriots This isn't considered as rookie here, right this next chrome. This is rookie. I think so. Yeah New recruits rookie Mac Jones, maybe people So why is Babe Ruth so low, that's crazy to me Felly Kelvin Joseph another one on the blue on the Navy camo Jake plumber for the Broncos to 25 and silver Rookie Jaiman Davis for the football team. All right and tea time It's true Very true. I got stings Babe who right babe rough Right Caitlin, I'm so ready for football season to start. I think we all are here All right box one eventy. We've got Super Bowl immortality to 25 Carl banks Carl banks for the Giants Bay Bay Bay Rookie to 99 Vikings Keeney and one room baby We've got famed fabrics of Chris Godwin for the bucks out of 99 for the Browns famed fabric 2425 on the chunky patch Baker Mayfields Baker may feel that is game worn.  Yes. No, what is it? Yeah, he is one switches Jersey number day Six was one of seven eBay one of one seven of ten oh Sick one here. We've got triple materials to 99 Trevor Lawrence and Mack Jones Justin Fields Andrew II Patrick P and Bradley II this will be a random at the end Random on that triple will mag that that's sick. We've got redemption rookie patch autos hollow gold JC Horn Panthers redemption there Panthers hit on the gold to 25 patch auto for the Cowboys Tony Pollard See if you take Zeke Zeke's place this year. What do you think about him JB?  Good luck everybody rookie treasure to 99 Trevor Lawrence Super Bowl immortality out of 25 Bob Lily is that Super Bowl 6 VI? Got Sunday treasures dual patch to 99 Jalen Darden for the Bucks a few cards out of NT Treasure patches dual color to 25 Kirk Cousins Captain Kirk there We've got quad materials for the Giants to 99 Eli Manning Plexco Burris Michael Strayan and Jeremy Shockey It's pretty cool one, you know Giants That dual rookie patch to 25 Nashar Harris going to Steelers Pittsburgh on the board rookie Otto to 20 Aziz a Jalari Giants got crossover RP to 99 Cowboys semi-fajoco It's two colored patch there Cowboys We've got colossal patch autumn of 49 Steve at water Broncos with another head there And we've got our PA rookie patch autographs midnight. Oh, this is sick. Those are the 20, I believe right car number 166 Kyle pits boo There you go Falcons on B with the Falcons that is sick again. We believe that's number to 20 All right, give me one second to set up the random here again. This is gonna be between the Jags Patriots and Browns Jags Pats in Browns Maybe do you agree that Cardinals Emmett Smith is the best Emmett Smith of all time Believe so Five and one that is six times six times on the random again. Whatever team is on top. We'll take home this triple patch card Good luck Jags Patriots and Bears six times one Two three four five six Go into the Pats and Mack Jones Do a recap here. We'll start with our relics. We had the Najee Harris Steelers quad for the Giants Kirk Cousins Vikings Ronald Jones the second bucks not Eagles duo Baker may feel on the game war in Browns Chris Godwin bucks Then we had our autos We had the Steve Atwater Broncos semi-bohoco Cowboys Aziz Agilari Giants Phillip Rivers Chargers Kyle Trask bucks Panthers redemption JC Horn on the gold RPA Tony Pollard Cowboys Rashad Bateman Recap Ravens Josh Jacobs Raiders Amir Smith Marseille on the gold vinyl for the Vikings Elijah Molden green scope Titans Good to be fair, that's borderline. That's borderline We had the Ray Lewis on the purple power nice one there Ravens Mack Jones hyper to 175 and the midnight RPA Kyle Pitts for the Falcons That'll do for the mixer. We've got some flawless coming up in a few


What's up everyone? I'm Skrull Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards live from the national. We are ripping 2021 Panini's ball as football on the two box full-piece break number 63. Pick your team. We've got Aaron Kane with the Jags and the Pat. Thanks for closing us out again, Aaron. Ben White, Chiefs, Bernie S. Jets, Billy S. Lyons, Brian S. Chargers, Callum F. Panthers, Chris L. Bears, Dan M. with the boys and Dolphins, Don G. Ravens, Broncos, Giants, Cardinals, and Washington. Hans H. Colt, Tendrick J. Rams, Hilton T. Packers, and Seats. John L. Seahawks, Kenny T. Raiders, Titans, Kyle S. Vikings, Mark A. Eagles, Matt M. Bengels, and Niner O. C. Bills. Right, flawless time. First flawless up. All right. First up, we've got Dual Relic 1 of 2, Antonio Gibson, and Terry McLauren, Washington. Nice one there. We've got Dual Patch. Wow, look at that. 3 of 10, Tua Tagavine, Loa, and Jalen Waddle on the Partial Dolphins logo. That is so nice. They go Miami. We've got Patch Auto to 20, Bernie Kosar for the Browns. Kosar out of 20. That's really cool. Yeah, Partial to 10, Ian Book, rookie. You got Saints on the rookie auto. We've got out of 15. Nice one here. Zona, Rondell Moore. Just an RPA there to 15. Then we've got Penmanship 20 of 20, booking Jordy Nelson. What did I tell you? Closer Mojo is a D. Aaron, Dual Auto to 25. Drew Bledsoe, Matt Jones. Patriots. That means more than like anyone being a fan. There you go. Both on car too. Bledsoe and Matt Jones. Well, Matt, the grats on that one. Yo, what? That's not encased? You get the same corner. I was like, making out as well. It's right on that case. It's literally Matt Jones. We've got Emerald, 4 of 5, Noa Van, Broncos. This is going to be a random. 2 of 5, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, and Brett Farr. Boom! We might, let's see what probably email these actually. Let's see, Indy. Bolts is Fonz, Patriots is Aaron, and Packers is Hilton C. Yeah, we're not going to random this one. We will email all of you. Game worn on the Brady. Game worn on the Brady. That's such a massive guard. That was a bonster box of balls. Yeah, that was, that was crazy. Wow, good luck. I guess we'll see. What y'all decided to do. And last but not least, to 20, Shreya Lance-Rookie Otto. Boom! Man, Matt M. There you go, man. I'm telling you. Some of the last teams taken, hey, five of 20. What a great guess. Last one. And everyone, Matt will be live in about 30 minutes or so back at the Shuff for some group breaks later tonight. Be sure to check that out. Back tomorrow morning here, eventually. We're at 10. That's pretty sick. Let's look at this. It's not a random, but it's like, yeah, it could be. We've got up first, Triple Patch Brocos, Steve Atwater, Bill Romanowski, and Jarell Davis to 10. We've got Dual Patch, one of 25, Cockers, Aaron Rodgers, and Jordy Nelson, the Green Bay. Then we've got 11 of 15 Dual Patches, Eagles, Carson Wentz, that is out of 2020 Flawless, Carson Wentz, RPA out of 25, 2-2 Outwell for the Rams. A little 2-2 action there. We've got greats out of 25 Ricky Williams for the Saints. Greats for the Saints. Five of 25. Nice one here. Bookend, 20 of 20. Justin Jefferson Bykes, JJ on that one. You go Kyle S, two-color, two-color patch. Then we've got nice to 15 Broncos doing well this box. Six of 15, John Elway. You go Broncos. Yeah. Six of 15. All right. Then you go here first. We've got Kalem's boy to 20 Baker Mayfield. Maybe not anymore. 13 out of 20 on the Ruby there. Evelyn, the Diamond Guarantee. 10 of 10 on the Quad Relic. Niners, Trey Lance. Nice bookend there. 10 of 10 on the Quad. You've got football, glove, and then two jerseys there. Nice. You've got a Lance Otto in a Quad Relic. Niners. It was a mojo. And last one of the day, we've got RPA 6 of 10 Dolphins. Jalen Waddle. Boom. Miami, Dan M on the three-colors there. Nice Waddle. Six out of 10. Got the Niners have been hot for the past two nights with the N-Team Flux for sure. All right, everyone. That will do it for the breaks here at the time at the National Thanks again. We've got more coming your way tomorrow.