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As a parent of an aspiring child actor, it’s only natural to have concerns about your child’s safety, education, and well-being. Pursuing a career in acting can be exciting, but it can also be stressful and unpredictable. In this article, we’ll address some of the most common concerns that parents of child actors have and offer some solutions to help put your mind at ease. 1 – Safety Child actors are often required to perform stunts or participate in physically demanding scenes on set, which can increase the risk of injury. However, parents should know that production companies are required…

Are you a parent of a young child looking for ways to boost your child’s confidence and help them develop important social and communication skills? Look no further than drama games! Drama is a fun and engaging way to encourage your child to explore their creativity, express themselves, and build important life skills. The best part? You don’t need to be a professional actor or have any special equipment to play drama games with your child – all you need is a willingness to have fun and a little bit of imagination. In this article, we’ll share five drama games…

When you and I were younger, our parents stressed to us the importance of studying and rehearsing our times tables. They booked us into tutoring classes and hung up our academic certificates all the while gleaming with pride and boasting to their friends. And all for good reason. Cognitive Intelligence (IQ) - or, the ability to reason, plan, think logically, and comprehend complex ideas - is one of the most highly valuable qualities a human being can possess. It is what builds societies, shapes laws and makes the world go round. But in today’s climate - where the world is...

How Acting Classes Changed My Life Take it from actor Lisa Robinson, acting classes are more than just pretending to be a tree and doing weird animal stretches. A good acting class can can change lives. PAC would like to thank Lisa for her contribution to this article.  From Hairdressing To Acting (As You Do) For as long as I can remember, I dreamt of being a hairdresser. I won’t say I was even good at doing hair, let alone cutting it, but a girl’s gotta dream, right? That was my dream. Then, come Year 8, all wide-eyed, pimply and…

> Cute Kids | Bondi Junction NSW For nearly 40 years, Cute Kids talents have appeared in TV commercials and photographic campaigns for McDonalds, David Jones, NRMA, Myer, Best & Less, Big W, QANTAS, Telstra, Westfield,  KFC, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Ford, Colgate, Aldi, Woolworths, LG, Samsung and many others, as well as roles in movies, TV series and stage productions. Applications to Cute Kids are online. For auditions, see link below. What you need to know about Cute Kids: > Represents ages: 3 months to 14 years old Website: http://www.cutekids.com.au/ Email: abc@cutekids.com.au Phone: 9389 8655 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cutekidsmanagement To Apply: http://www.cutekids.com.au/become-a-model/ > Matrics…

Move over book smarts, a new kinda smart is here. And to be honest, we’re a little emotional about it. When you and I were younger, our parents stressed to us the importance of studying and rehearsing our times tables. They booked us into tutoring classes and hung up our academic certificates all the while gleaming with pride and boasting to their friends. And all for good reason. Cognitive Intelligence (IQ) - or, the ability to reason, plan, think logically, and comprehend complex ideas - is one of the most highly valuable qualities a human being can possess. It is...