CFI - Cinematic Forecasting and Investment Assurance LLC ™
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CFI™ Tracks the Casting and Audience Response for All Wide-Released Motion Picture Talents
When a talent plays a character in a role that correlates to their own personal cinematic archetype, the talent itself is considered 'IN'Archetype ... and the talent will receive accolades for the performance even if the picture fails - or the talent will be highly acclaimed when the picture succeeds (even if it succeeds for other component formulation reasons).
But when a talent plays a character in a role that conflicts or opposes their own personal cinematic archetype, the talent itself is considered 'OUT OF'Archetype ... and the talent will receive denigration for their performance, especially if the picture fails - or the talent will be overlooked, even if (for other component formulation reasons) the picture succeeds.
(The success of the casting also hinges on the actor's essences and sub-type being appropriate for the character in the role. The stronger the actor's essences match the character's essences along with the archetype match, the more successful the performance will be.)
Below are the archetype casting results for three of America's leading talents and the roles they appeared in.