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And actually, when I went to the meeting, I was told categorically that by this lovely director that people have certain expectations, you know, about how things should be, and what they're looking for in the industry.

2003, Sarah Miller grew up in Manchester with her grandparents, John and Mary. Her early life was shaped by unusual circumstances. Those who knew Sarah described her as quiet and reserved at school, but among family, she showed a different side, creative and expressive.

You know, when you're preparing for a role like this, it's quite intense really. We spent, like, three weeks just working on the character's background, and the director, he was very specific about every little detail, you know. It's quite demanding but that's what makes it interesting.

Sometimes I think about the way things sound when nobody is looking. It's like a weird, metallic hum that's almost beautiful but also slightly terrifying. You don't know if it's the house or something else entirely. It’s a very, very strange feeling, really.

You know, acting, it's this weird thing where you're constantly trying to figure out who you are through other people's lives. Like, you're searching for truth in make-believe, if that makes any sense. And sometimes, sometimes you find more of yourself in these characters than you expect to.

I've always felt that art is a living thing, you know? It evolves just as we do. When I was working on these new pieces, I really wanted to capture that sense of peace and clarity. It’s about sharing a piece of my soul with the world again.

Meet James, a first-year medical student. While his classmates seem to have their lives perfectly organized, he's still figuring out how to balance study sessions with basic self-care. Despite the chaos, he maintains an optimistic outlook. Let's observe his daily adventures.

You know, I was sitting there in this interview, and the subject said something that completely threw me. And I thought, hang on, we're clearly operating in different universes here. Because what they considered normal was, well, extraordinary to most people.