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How Anthony Duluc Found Purpose Through His Passion For Acting

James Boley by James Boley
November 12, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 4 mins read

There was a point in Anthony Duluc’s career where he felt lost. He could no longer pay for college, and had no clue where he wanted to go with his career. After asking his friend for some advice, he simply told him, “Think back to when you were happiest. What was that magic moment?”

Anthony immediately knew the answer: When he was performing. He’d spent his school years performing in school plays, and had always been in love with being able to entertain an audience. Once he told his friend this, he knew that he had to follow his passion of acting. Crazily enough, while he didn’t attend college for acting, he was commended by a professor for his incredible public speaking abilities. Once he left college, he had his mind set. He set out to land gigs as an actor, and also launched a motivational fitness brand on Instagram.

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His brand on social media quickly blew up thanks to his captivating personality, and he began landing roles as a TV and commercial actor as well. Anthony’s resume quickly began filling up, as he was featured on Season 2 of Singled out, became the face of The June Oven in a commercial, and was the face of a commercial announcing the VENUM and UFC merger.

Anthony’s early success validated his gut feeling to pursue acting, and he’s grateful that he followed his heart. He’s always known that the 9-5 life just wasn’t for him, and he’d rather fail on his own account than let a manager or a boss determine his success. This mentality has been crucial for Anthony thus far, and the chip on his shoulder has given him the motivation to continue working hard even when he faces setbacks.

Setbacks in the acting industry can be emotional, as auditioning for a role and not being selected can have psychological effects on even the toughest people. Anthony has learned to live with not being selected, and doesn’t let these experiences measure his talent. Instead, he sticks to his belief that in the acting industry, truly anything can happen.

With his talent and dedication to the craft, Anthony will be able to enjoy a long, fruitful career as an actor and a fitness influencer. Based on his success thus far, it would be very reasonable to say that something major is coming for Anthony Duluc and it’s likely in the near future.

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