Three Young Actresses Share Experiences on Film Set

Three teen actors were interviewed about their experiences on a film set and their love of acting.

TEEN ACTORS

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Shivani and Pooja Patel on film set,

The talented young ladies, who reside in Fort Myers, Fla., were Cassidy Reyes, 16, Shivani Patel, 16, and Pooja Patel, 10.

Working in the entertainment industry, or wanting to, is not new to Reyes or the Patels. However this was the first experience for all three to work together as actors on a film set.

“CASTING”

The film “Casting,” produced by the United Film & Television Artists (UFTA), had been in the planning stages for years, back when these three young ladies were toddlers!

Due to many re-writes with the film’s script, the cast had to be patient. After a time frame was established, and other details were ironed out, rehearsals began. By early 2014 the film was ready to shoot, and these actresses were ready as well!

INTERVIEWS

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Cassidy Reyes on set of Casting,

Cassidy Reyes (Cassie Reynolds in film), had this to say about acting and the film.

“I first realized I wanted to be part of the entertainment industry when I was very young. By the time I was 13 I realized that acting was what I was born to do. I am a member of the United Film & Television Artists (UFTA), and it is through UFTA that I learned about this film. I’m so glad that I did. Oh, my dad’s in this film too!”

When asked the same thing about acting and UFTA, the Patel cousins (Singh sisters in film) replied.

“I decided to be a member of UFTA to meet others in the entertainment business. Then this film happened, and I wanted to be part of it too. I’m so glad I was in the film!” – Shivani Patel

“My older cousin, Shivani, told me about UFTA and the movie. I even cast for it over Skype. My parents liked the idea of my having a movie role, and I did too. My part is Rani Singh. It’s been fun acting on a film set. I can hardly wait to see it on the big screen!” – Pooja Patel

Thanks Cassidy, Shivani and Pooja for sharing with us. You must be looking forward to the film’s premiere and future acting gigs.

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