(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 01, 2008 ) Phoenix, AZ - While taking acting classes from the Academy of Cinema and Television, child actor Rachel Dolan most enjoyed getting to practice scenes with the instructors and new friends she made in the classroom. Dolan finds acting fun and a very fitting creative medium for her personality. She enjoy expressing her feelings and role playing.

When Rachel Dolan auditioned for acceptance into the Academy of Cinema and Television, she was already represented by a Talent Agent in Los Angeles, was Ice Skating competitively, was a member of a Gymnastics Demo Team as well as a member of a competitive cheerleading squad. But, her mother wanted Rachel to get some more acting and modeling training, as well as more experience auditioning. The additional training paid off.

Shortly after completing her courses at the Academy, she audition for a principle role in the film "Four Single Fathers," and won the role of Carlotta -- one of the children in the comedy/drama about four Italian single fathers trying to cope with American ex-wives, children, family, and new relationships. (Learn more about the film here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1252289/

Marin Dolan, Rachel's mom, said of the training received at the Academy, "the auditions and evaluations the kids had were invaluable. Being able to get feedback was so important to helping Rachel perfect her skills. It was an opportunity that you don’t usually get during the whole [film/tv] audition process."

Rachel Dolan is just one of the recent breakout talents emerging from the classrooms of the Academy of Cinema and Television. programs like the ones offered by the Academy of Cinema and Television come in. The program offers not only classes and workshops (their acting students focus on television commercials, scene study, soaps and sitcoms, improvisation, audition techniques, cold readings, voice and diction, monologues, and more), but also exposure to industry professionals. Each year the Academy gets hundreds of talented children, teenagers and young adults in front of the most respected agents, managers, producers and casting directors in the industry today.

About the Academy of Cinema and Television
The Academy of Cinema and Television are private non-academic / avocational schools for the performing arts that specialize in on-camera acting, modeling, singing, and dance workshops. Here is a recent headshot of child actor and performer Rachel Dolan.

Contact Information:
Academy of Cinema and Television
Jack White, Academy Director
Tel: 602-261-5800
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