KEEP your eyes peeled for former local Lydia Sarks during Monday's screening of the US Super Bowl.
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The aspiring actress' dreams may all come true if the Doritos ad she stars in is one of two chosen to screen during today's big game which will be broadcast across more than 200 countries.
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will take centre stage, but it's D-Day for the Sydney-based actress whose 30-second entry titled 'Man Child' is one of 10 finalists in the Doritos #CrashtheSuperbowl competition.
The top ten directors, including 'Man Child's' Armand de Saint-Salvy, will watch the showdown from a corporate box, totally unaware of which ads will be aired.
The winner will take home $1 million in prize money and a 12-month contract with Universal Pictures.
The top 10 world wide finalists have been madly social networking since early January to accumulate votes for the ultimate prize - having their ad screened during the game.
While some TV advertisers splash out more than $9 million per minute, Ms Sarks' advertisement was produced for just $700 in the kitchen of a Sydney apartment.
Unlike many of the other commercials that resemble Hollywood productions, 'Man Child' is unashamedly simple and direct in its message.
Two of the top 10 ads will be screened today and the advertisement with the most votes on doritos.com will be announced on the US Today Show on Tuesday.