I want to go to Los Angeles?

If only it were that simple. Moving to Los Angeles IS NOT going to make it easier, nor is going to increase your chances. You have the same chances in Los Angeles as you would in the middle of Nebraska. People who say "How much money should I save up to move to Los Angeles?" should not come here at all, because unlike your hometown, in Los Angeles, that money will diminish faster than a pizza at a Weight Watchers convention! Plus, with no job lined up, expect to be home in a heartbeat accomplishing absolutely nothing. Did you ever consider the fact that LA is not the cheapest place in the world? Coastal California is the MOST COVETED area which means MORE $$$. Affordability does not exist in Los Angeles. Starting prices begin at around $1000+/mo. and that's usually for a studio in a somewhat decent area. And those luxurious, modern looking condos you see in the movies and television programs are not common in a typical Los Angeles neighborhood. Common condos/apartments/studios in Los Angeles are old, ghetto-looking buildings, and those do not come cheap at all as mentioned above. Jobs are also nonexistent at the moment. Although, unemployment rates have dropped, it only went down to 12.1% so good luck finding a job. Keep in mind you do NEED to buy groceries, hygiene products, clothes, gas, electric, water, insurance, car, etc. and none of that is going to be cheap neither. Also, you're going to need to save money for doctor visits and need to keep money in case something critical happens to you (you'll never know!) Speaking of cars, you NEED a car in order to live in Los Angeles. The roads in Los Angeles are not bicycle friendly and things are not conveniently located, unfortunately. The insurance for the car is not going to be cheap since the rate in Los Angeles are high and the gas prices are going to make you want to move back to your hometown. Also, keep in mind that there is NO SUCH THING as a "safe" place. You can live in a "safe" place and still have a looney neighbor that decided to get drunk and run over an innocent child playing outside with his car or a guy that has beef with another guy in your neighborhood and decides to pop a glock on his head. And moving here to be an actor/actress is one sure way of saying, "You'll either be back home, in pornography, or dead on the streets in a few moths - to a year." There are literally MILLIONS of people who flock to Los Angeles for that dream and only less than 0.5% actually make it and only a small fraction of the millions that come actually have LOADS of experience.

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you need to ask this in the acting section. this is a travel section