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Special Offer on Demo Reel Scenes!
Do you need demo reel examples of your actors acting skill? SPECIAL SALE - (limited time offer) $75 off price! The TWO SCENE program has helped many kids fulfill that need. You get custom written, original scenes created to showcase your kids talent and types. Four Coaching sessions are included in package! The scenes are coached and fine tuned to be self taped and uploaded to casting profiles. Use code TWOSALE75 https://pay.childactor101.com/b/8wMaGlgSvcn7bCwg0a
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New comment May 4
Special Offer on Demo Reel Scenes!
0 likes • May 1
Corey could a kiddo that just turned 18 take part?
0 likes • May 4
Awesome! Thank you
California’s Extensive Child Actor Labor Laws
Let’s dive into the complex but fascinating landscape of child labor laws in California! **1. The Entry Ticket: Work Permits** Before a child can step onto a set, they need a golden ticket—a work permit. It's like the Hogwarts letter for young actors, but instead of owls, you need: - ID verification - School clearance - Sexual Harassment Prevention Training (for stars aged 14+) These permits are valid for a star-studded six months, so mark your calendars! **2. A Parent's VIP Pass** Parents or guardians, you're not just along for the ride; you need to be within sight and sound of your child at all times on set. Consider yourself the director of their safety. **3. The On-Set Schoolhouse** Even if it's not a school day, a licensed studio teacher must be present to keep the academic show going. And on school days? A mandatory three hours of schooling ensures that our young stars don't miss out on their education while they're making magic on screen. **4. Timekeeping by Age** Lights, camera, action—but only for a limited time. California strictly regulates how long young actors can work, with no overtime allowed. It's like Cinderella's curfew, but for filming! **5. The Coogan Account: Where Earnings Take the Spotlight** Named after Jackie Coogan, a former child star, this law ensures that 15% of a child's earnings go into a trust account just for them. Background actors, you're off the hook here, but everyone else, take note! **6. Guarding Against the Dark Arts of Hollywood** - **SB1687 (Krekorian Talent Scam Prevention Act)**: Think of this as the shield spell against advance fee scams. No false promises, no sketchy referrals, and a hefty $50,000 bond required from those offering upfront services. - **AB1660 (Child Performer Protection Act)**: This law is the casting call for safety, requiring anyone providing services to minors to have a special permit and keeping registered sex offenders far away from representing or providing services to minors. **7. Lights, Camera, Action Against Harassment**
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New comment Apr 14
California’s Extensive Child Actor Labor Laws
0 likes • Apr 14
Hi everyone, how can I get a Coogan account if we don’t live in California? We have an UTMA in Texas, but how do I go about opening the coogan? Thank you PS-Love this platform!
The Mother Agency
Explaining the situation that finds some actors who sign with a Mother Agency https://www.childactor101.com/101-blog/mother-agencies-should-your-rising-star-sign-up
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New comment Apr 11
The Mother Agency
1 like • Apr 10
I had never even heard the term. Great read.
Introduction
Hi all! I have two kiddos involved in acting. My oldest who just turned 18 has been doing theater since she was 9 and my 8 year old caught the bug from watching her! When big sister transitioned to TV/Film, she followed and realized THAT was her passion. We are fairly new to it all and Child Actor 101 has been a wonderful place for information and advice. Thanks
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New comment Apr 6
Introduction
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Thank you
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Valerie Rodriguez
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Hello Just here to better educate myself so I can help my kids. My kiddos are 8 and 18. Kiddos have been active in theatre but new to TV/Film. Thanks

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