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  • ‘Goosebumps’ Star Caleel Harris on How to Become a Working Kid + Teen Actor

    The following Notes Form the Field essay is written by 14-year-old actor Caleel Harris, one of the stars on Hulu’s “Castle Rock” and in “Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween,” now in theaters.
    As a young actor in this industry, many people have questions about how I got to where I am. The most frequent of them all is, “What is your advice to other aspiring young actors in this industry?” 
    That is one of my favorite questions, mostly because when I was just starting out, I was asking the exact same question. I was lucky enough to cross paths with many established actors, directors, writers, and creators—and every time I did, each had their own unique answers to that specific question. 
    My personal answer is that you have to make sure this is what you want to do. This goes for more than just actors; this is for any line of work. The film industry is very tough, and you have to be the one to make sure you are ready to make the commitment. 
    Once you are ready to commit, take your time. For young actors especially, the most valuable asset you have in your arsenal is time. I know many people who seem to think that

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