About Me

I think with acting, it comes from knowing the two sides of the coin, and being able to express both sides in their own respective way, whilst maintaining the authenticity of you. The character brings you to life and you bring the character to life. I have always considered myself good at acting. I used to do a variety of impressions and accents and have always felt more comfortable acting as something/someone else other than myself, I've always found acting manageable and easy. Though I'm not a star, I still intend to shine like one. I have been a part of many roles, once when I was younger, my school did a play for High School Musical, and I was originally meant to be "Mr Darbus" the Drama teacher, though there is no Mr Darbus, there is a Mrs Darbus. I was a bit confused as to why they would cast him as a different gender, so I offered to play the role of Mrs Darbus, and behold, I was probably the first cross dresser role to be seen in the Valleys at such a young age! Basically, I can bring anything you throw at me to life -- as long as the role is at the least meaningful or interesting.

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Employment History & Experience

As said in my profile, I had the experience of performing as a woman for a primary school play (end of school play), did a drama course in secondary school but had to move before I could finish the module, though I had an A overall. I've participated in other friends media studies films.

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Writing, music, meditation, spirtiuality, science, acting.