Excuse you, she's very busy not eating or drinking and doesn't have time to induce her very real, entirely legitimate myoclonus, you hater!
I love that she clearly doesn't understand myoclonus at all. Hopefully she reads here and realises it can be induced, because I will be so sore if she doesn't post a video of her trying desperately to recreate the completely involuntary and very distinctive spasms. She doesn't even remember that her muscles are supposed to be rigid during her stiff attacks because she's too focused on doing sadface and her on her speech, so good luck with replicating myoclonus convincingly. I'm sure she could manage to fool normies on tiktok but she can't bullshit the autistic force of nature that is kiwi farms. Even if you have never seen myclonus you can just look at videos on youtube and you'll understand why it's so hard to convincingly fake.
I'm sure Chelsea is going to claim she was sent home to die, is too complex, all the usual malarkey. Much rare, such unicorn.
Just an observation based on my time as an actor:
I've never heard an actual working professional actor describe themselves as "freelance". In the industry freelance is basically a nice way of saying 'can't get an agent'. No aspiring actor would ever choose to not have an agent. Usually the first step towards becoming a working actor is to audition for agencies to get representation, preferably a dedicated acting agency rather than a talent agency (where they have other kinds of performers like dancers, and models). You can absolutely go through trade papers and even local papers to find open casting calls and attend those, but you typically use them as a step towards getting an agent. Once you get an agent, they'll send you to castings that aren't open to everyone. Agents are there to send you on as many castings as possible, and a good agent will send you on anything you remotely fit the bill for. Good agents will organise your headshots and any put together any footage that might be sent out. You might not even have to attend an audition to get a part if your agent is sending out demos of your work.
Generally, in my experience, when you encounter a person online who claims to be a freelance actor but doesn't list any projects, they've only ever done extra work. Usually if they have any credited roles to their name (even if it's something like acting in an amateur youtube short film) they're willing to list them. So if you have a person who isn't holding back the names of projects to protect their anonymity and can't point you towards any credited roles, and is still claiming to be a freelance actor, 9/10 times the work they've done is extra work. That's assuming they're not just 100% full of shit.
tl;dr; Chelsea wasn't able to get an agent and any work she's done has been as an uncredited extra. It's
possible she had an agent at one point, didn't get any work, and was subsequently dropped but having seen her act, my money is on her never having had one at all.