Casting Network Profiles

Yes, they can. Many business profiles on various platforms have the option to share stories to engage with their audience and showcase their activities.

It depends. In some cases, restricted profiles can't see your story, especially if you've set specific privacy settings to prevent it.

I don't have a definite answer for you. Sometimes the three profiles could be related to different perspectives, stages of the story, or even different themes. It all depends on how they're used and presented.

Maybe it's a feature of the platform to allow you to see profiles for better interaction or understanding of the story context.

No, they can't view stories from private profiles without proper legal authorization and following due process.

Start by imagining the character's background, personality traits, and goals. Also think about their appearance and any quirks or habits. That'll give you a good foundation.

The casting process for Solo: A Star Wars Story was quite extensive. They had to find actors who could fit into the Star Wars universe and bring these well - known characters to life. For example, Alden Ehrenreich was cast as Han Solo. They likely looked for actors with a certain charm and charisma, similar to what Harrison Ford had brought to the role in the original trilogy.

It might be due to different privacy settings or account types. Some profiles might have restrictions based on the platform's rules.

No, usually public profiles can't see when you view their story. Most social media platforms don't provide this feature to maintain user privacy.

No, usually profiles that you don't follow can't see your stories on Instagram.