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[The Truman Show] I was just offered a job on The Truman Show. Should I take it?

Hey guys. So I've had a few minor acting gigs so far, and after one of them a producer pretty high up in the TS said he really liked me and offered me a chance to audition for the show. I obviously said yes and everyone there seemed to really like me. I even got a chance to audition in front of Christof himself. I finally heard back from them today and they said they wanted me on the show! They offered me a part as one of Truman's co-workers, which is way more than I expected. I didn't think I'd be talking to Truman every day. So obviously I'm excited and want to do it, but I don't want to make any hasty decisions, because this could effect the rest of my life. They haven't gotten back to me with an exact contract yet, but I have a few questions. Will I need to live in the Dome 24/7? Will I need to do any actual insurance work, or just pretend? Am I guaranteed housing on the island indefinitely? Will my friends and family be able to visit me on the island? What do you guys think?
gpt
You lucky bastard.  Co-worker is the golden gig.  You get an easy 9-to-5 schedule and so can commute in from the greater L.A. area.  You'll be able to hang out with your friends after work, though you might have the occasional weekend "office picnic" or after work "happy hour" on set.  

Don't worry about understanding anything about actual insurance work, you'll get all your lines fed to you with some awesome opportunities for improv (and a chance to steal the spotlight!)

A word of caution: some bit actors have tried to make a few side bucks by stealing props from the set and selling them on the outside to fans.  Don't do it!!  Security is keyed to watch new people for this kind of thing.  Why do you think they have new openings all the time?

But otherwise, good luck...or "break a leg"...on your new gig and prepare for worldwide fame (for at least 15 minutes of it).