12 year old girl lookiing for small speaking TV or Movie role.

Dear Mietta Take the advice above for it will truly serve you well... However do your homework. I do not have an agent but can still get work, the trick is to be as versatile as possible, flexible as possible and do a lot of hard work. Make connections with people in the industry; for you I would perhaps suggest to do some amateur theatre first so you can get an idea of what it is like working outside of school. Second I would get into as many student films as I can...uni students are often so desperate for actor they will snatch you up, even if it is just a walk on role its still experience. Thirdly, expand your knowledge and skills. By doing the above points they help, but then go and learn how to do other things behind the scenes. Lighting, editing, directing, producing, dancing, radio, choreography, costume design, the list goes on and on of what new skills you can learn. AND I WILL JUST MAKE THIS CLEAR...you do not have to spend a fortune learning these skills from institutions such as school. Go on sets, talk to the people, and ask if you can help. Hands on training is the best experience. I wish you all the luck in the world but just remember you need VERY tough skin for this industry but good luck. Keep Smiling :) David Green DRAGON FILMS www.davidgreenenterprises.com