I’m an indie horror film actor struggling to get off the ground due to not having formal credits despite my experience.
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What draws you to the darkness?
My mother is Pagan and my father is a Satanist, so horror and gothic themes are much more familiar to me than anything else. They accidentally raised me as this Dorian Gray archetype, so I'm naturally drawn to more secluded communities, which heavily influenced my earlier consideration to go to mortuary school for embalming. I ended up going to school for psychology instead after writing a paper and being offered a scholarship, as it's easier for me to handle patients deemed as "difficult."
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
With my education in mortuary science and psychology, as well as my acting background, I have full confidence that I could con my way out of anything.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
I would take more financially risky acting gigs, as I wouldn't have to worry about breaking even on the travel expenses, and finally put my career first.
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