Again this is theoretically speaking...Suppose you was a college major majoring in theater and you dream of 1 day been in your own Hollywood movie....Theoretically speaking you could...But it will take you 10 years to have your first appearance and it doesn't mean that you will have the biggest role plus it will cost you 200 dollars a month for 10 years...Plus i means that you will have a 1 in 2 odds of comming out in a movie...Here is how it goes...

again have in mind that this is theoretically speaking...

you get yourself 2,000 people all of them college actors wanting to be in a hollywood movie with experience of course..

you each chip in 200 dollars every month for 10 years: That will be almost 50 million dollars.. A high budget films now cost 100 million dollars sometimes 90 million dollars to make...But you are making a 50 million dollars movie...Since the 2,000 people are acting on it [not all of them they will raffle it among themselves to be there],....Now how many people act in 1 movie? maybe 200? So you take 200 people out of the 2,000 people and you make a 50 million dollar movie....Remember those 200 people they all wanted to be on that Hollywood movie so they will volunteer their time...

Now you release the 50 million hollywood movie and what you get back which should be the same 50 million you then take it and do another movie with the same 2,000 people this time another 200 people they will all raffle it among themselves...And since the other 200 people they were all anxiously wanting to be in that movie they will volunteer their time...so that will be another 200 people less from the 2,000 people it will not cost the movie nothing but you still have 50 million dollars so you make the movie and release the following year and wait for the profit and theoretically speaking you should make another 50 million dollars....which you will use to make another 50 million dollars hollywood movie and this time it will be another 200 people less from the 2,000...So you do this 5 times and the number of people that will have acted on the movie will have been 1,000 in 5 years...So it will have been 1 in 2 odds of been in the Hollywood movie...

You could do this with 3,000 people and there will be 1 in 3 odds of been in a hollywood movie....For example: 3,000 people x 200 each every month = 600,000 dollars x 12 months = $ 7 million 200,000 x 7 years = 50 million dollars...