Your comment about bettering yourself as a person in order to better your career is so on point. Well said indeed.

I think what it comes down to is being comfortable in your own skin and accepting yourself for who you are; flaws and all.

The closer an actor/actress is to accepting and knowing themselves 100% then everything else will just fall into place.

They will know their castablility and automatically be on brand because it’s coming from the authentic self; an authenticity is the first pillar of a strong brand.

Until one can sort out their inner space, then they will continue trying to find “what works”.

I’m glad you’ve been taking the time to work on yourself. Bravo!

Also, just wanted to chime in so you don’t feel like you’re writing into a void. Keep up the good work

Robert

Those, as far as I know, are all titles given to projects that haven’t actually filmed yet or been solidified. Or, for example, if a certain actor is “rumored” to be playing the part but hasn’t been confirmed yet, you would see “rumored.”

“Pitch” means the project is/has been pitched to various networks or others who might actually make the movie, though it’s not in production yet.

As for “optioned property” that means someone has an “option” on the script, giving them the right to make it if they so choose.

All of this is a great reminder that IMDb is first and foremost a fan site, and they focus on keeping the fans as up-to-date as possible, even on things that haven’t quite happened yet.