Since they don't have any experience, you want to show their personality. If there are some unusual things that they do like smile, frown or make some funny faces on command, etc.

Or if they dance to a certain song, you can make these things into a resume. The other thing is any pictures that support these things. It may be a situation where the picture is the resume and you mention some of these things in a cover letter. If you can get

an agent to see them, that is half the battle.

There are some agents that will accept submissions through the mail others that have an open call on a regular basis so that you can go in and meet with them. Unfortunately, I don't know which ones specialize in kids. You may have to call and ask. There is a

list of agencies around the country on our Talent Agencies page at:

http://www.futurecasting2000.com/agents.htm

This is information on just getting started, but I think you can use some of it to accomplish your goals.

Here is what I think you should do.

First you should ask your parents ( if you are a minor ) to help you out because you will need their permission to do certain things and their help with making important decisions.

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