Jason and Vanessa are two theatre school students who want to be famous actors. When they learn that only one of them will be awarded a prestigious acting apprenticeship, a competition for their professor's approval begins that will force them to reject their own moral values and realize that dignity has no place in art.
Catherine Martel
Actress
Robert Nolan
Professor
Cameron Rufelds
Jason
Katie Uhlmann
Vanessa
Jason and Vanessa are two theatre school students who want to be famous actors. When they learn that only one of them will be awarded a prestigious acting apprenticeship, a competition for their professor's approval begins that will force them to reject their own moral values and realize that dignity has no place in art.
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