@RickiTarr I think the career level is where I say no. Too much time day in, day out in an adult environment.
And I know that there are hour limits to how long kids are on set per day, but the limitation is against the crazy hours you work in film.
It's toughest once you have a hit. That kid is now part of a ride a whole crew is taking to make a living. And who those people are will count in how it affects them.
That is where I think it matters though. Some acting is nbd. Very cool experience with lots of free snacks. Being a star on a hit show for several seasons, though --your parents better be fucking solid, because that could mess you up. All those grifty people coming around. Some with power and money. And hopefully your parents are not the grifty ones.
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