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Yes, there is work for children in our industry but
be very sure you know what you’re putting your child into before you try
to find an agent. You are not providing a special opportunity for your child
- you are sending him or her to work in a demanding and stressful environment.
The odds that your child will make enough money to put him or her through
college are very small and require an exceptionally talented or charming
child.
Babies and toddlers never need professional photographs. Children over
six will need them if they are starting to work regularly. Children should
never be enrolled in classes at an agency - send them to creative dance
or drama classes instead.
The Agents Book has a list of classes that are
appropriate for children at different ages as well as more detailed advice
to parents. All the leading agents represent children so target agents
which specialise in the areas you are interested in - some agents specialise
in print work, others in television commercials and others in film.
Do not even think of trying to involve your child in acting or modelling
unless there is a parent available full-time to accompany the child to
auditions and work calls. Your child will need your protection so make
sure you’re informed as completely as possible.
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