Ultimate actor stack?

Questions and Comments
#1

For someone who is aspiring to be an actor, what stack would you suggest? What Q modules whould you suggest?

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#2

Stack:

  • WANTED or Seductress (for looks)
  • Renaissance Man or Stark (for creativity and acting skills)
  • True Sell (persuasion and selling skills to gain acting jobs)

Modules:

  • Moment Immortalized
  • Ethereal Presence
  • Gloryseeker
  • The Spotlight
  • Entranced
  • Voice Master
  • Emperor’s Voice
  • Whispered Power
  • Alpha Body Language
  • Apollon (or Helen of Troy)
  • Physicality Shifter - Sexiness
  • Facial Morphing
  • Enchanting Smile
  • APS: Hair
  • Blue Skies
  • Dragon Tongue
  • Song of Joy
  • Story Teller
  • Dance Mastery
  • Empath
  • Emotions Unfettered
  • Job Seeker
  • Productivity Unleashed
  • Machine: Action
  • Natural Winner
  • Invincible Presence
  • One Scent
  • Perfect Style & Smell
  • Lifeblood Fable
  • Alpha of Alpha
  • Lion IV
  • Light of Humility
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#3

Limitless and/or Quantum Limitless. Cognitive boosting to learn remember things…including the scripts.

Raikov to aid in becoming the character you portray.

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#4

After thinking about it some more I think true sell is also a must have

Sales is a transferring of feelings (not my words, a quote I heard somewhere)

And true sell will allow you to present feelings authentically no matter if your playing a sniveling coward, heroic warrior, or despicable villain-

so basically you’ll “sell” yourself as the actual representation of the character your playing

so my advice; rebirth, true sell and one last sub to fit the character your playing. Great question btw; I love acting as an artform.

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#5

RM > ultimate artist?

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#6

RM is good for multiple skills. Jack of all trades.

UA is better for focused creativity. Master of one.

And actors are usually dabbling in multiple endeavors. Plus I find RM to be more creative.

This isn’t an entirely accurate assessment but simplified.

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#7

Thanks everyone for the suggestions

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#8

@Lion: If you made 3 customs from this, would you spread the best fitting modules into the 3 different core supporting categories and fit them together like that or do you have a different approach?

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#9

@Kyuss - personally I would make 2 customs.

One custom with Stark Core + True Sell Core Or RM Core + True Sell Core. Another custom with WANTED Core. And then put in the related modules into these 2 customs.

Must admit that the first custom I would build though would be either a Stark Core + True Sell Core Or RM Core + True Sell Core since I can run WANTED by itself for looks along with the other custom. Maybe a WANTED custom later.

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#10

Always great to learn from you.

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