There aren't many instances when an actor, still in that kind-of-getting-there-but-still-aspirational stage -- should turn down an audition. A few exceptions apply:
-- It's a surprisingly well-written Sci-Fi film that takes place on Mars. The 45-year-old director, Bob, still wears a Star Force captain's medallion, and plans to shoot the whole thing in his basement using "conceptual editing techniques".
-- Undergraduate film, "lots of improv", nudity required for all female characters.
-- Undergraduate film, "lots of improv", only written scene takes place in girl's sorority shower, nudity required for all female characters.
-- A remake of Walter's Farley's The Black Stallion, fused with Shakespeare, and containing "strong gothic 'slash' political undertones".