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What’s one decision you made that completely changed the direction of your life?
Could be a job, relationship, business, move, opportunity anything.
What was yours? 👇
Motivation tip:
Stop measuring progress by how far you still have to go.
Look at what you did this week that you weren’t doing six months ago.
Small improvements compound.
You don’t have to transform overnight you just have to keep moving forward.
🎭 Acting tip:
Before a take, stop thinking about how you’re going to say the line.
Listen to what the other actor gives you and let that change your response.
The best performances don’t feel rehearsed they feel like the thought has just happened.
React. Don’t recite
@zammit_marc Never stop chasing. A rejection is a redirection. When the money runs out it teaches you how to become more creative, if people stop believing in you, take a break and use it to fuel your next attempt. It’s never truly over as long as the idea exists.
Some facts today Sharks existed before trees. The earliest shark-like fishes appeared more than 400 million years ago. The first tree-sized woody plants appeared later, around 385 million years ago. Sharks have therefore survived multiple mass extinctions and were already swimming in Earth’s oceans before forests as we’d recognise them existed.
Question for anyone chasing a big goal:
When do you know it’s time to quit?
After 10 rejections?
100?
When the money runs out?
When people stop believing in you?
Or do you keep going until YOU decide it’s over?
I think the answer says a lot about why some people eventually succeed.
What’s your take?
Here’s a question that might divide people:
Is talent actually enough anymore?
You can be a brilliant actor, filmmaker, musician or entrepreneur…
But if nobody knows you exist, does someone with less talent but better marketing ultimately have the advantage?
Talent vs visibility.
Which matters more in 2026? 👀
Actors 🎭
What’s something a director can do on the FIRST day of filming that instantly makes you feel comfortable enough to give your best performance?
Directors worth reading the replies to this one. 👇
If you could go back and give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be?
Mine: Stop worrying about how quickly everyone else is moving. Focus on your own path.
What’s yours? 👇
What film opinion would get you absolutely DESTROYED in the replies? 😂🎬
A film everyone loves that you hate?
A “bad” film you secretly think is brilliant?
An actor you think is underrated?
Let’s hear the controversial ones. 👇
Your first film doesn’t need to be perfect.
It needs to EXIST. 🎬
Stop waiting for the perfect budget, camera, cast or opportunity.
Make something.
Finish it.
Learn from it.
Make the next one better.
You learn filmmaking by making films.