The 35 year-old actor is an active user of the social networking sites, and sporadically shares selfies from various moments of his life, reported Contactmusic.
"Attention is power. And if you are someone people are interested in, then the selfie provides something very powerful, from the most privileged perspective possible," Franco wrote in a column.
The '127 Hours' star compared selfies to the movie industry, "I've found that Instagram works much like the movie business" said Franco.
"You're safe if you trade 'one for them' with 'one for yourself,' meaning for every photo of a book, painting or poem, I try to post a selfie with a puppy, a topless selfie or a selfie with Seth Rogen, because these are all things that are generally liked," he said.
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