Become a Child Actor | Child Acting Agencies & Disney Auditions

"I've been a member for like 3 monthes now. I'm only a bronze member but i already have over 16,000 profile views. Thanks SSC for helping me pursue my dreams of being an actress!"

Marjorie
near Worcester, Massachusetts

“SSC has helped me so much in finding auditions...I just got a part in "Afflicted Hearts"...After one day!!! And I’m a bronze member!”

Kacy
Garland, Texas

"I have been with SSC for about a week now, and I already have 3 audtions and a callback!"

Katie
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“I love SCC because my niece Megan, has been to tons of auditions and she has been having the best time. Thank You so much!”

Megan
Dripping Springs, Texas

"I have been on SSC for 3 days and I have been chosen to be on the cover of urban fashion magazine. I also booked some other modeling jobs. i am ecstatic. i love this site. If u have dreams of being a model or actress this site is where you want to be I ...

STEPHANIE
GULFPORT, Mississippi

“Thanks so much SCC! I love this website because I’m only 13 years old and it's totally safe for teens my age. And thanks to SCC I have been in the musical Cinderella. It was SSSOOO much fun!”

Kelsey
Dripping Springs, Texas

“Wow! It's been about a month now and I am amazed at how well this site works. I have 2 auditions for film and 3 for theater. I am so excited because it is so hard to be noticed in a small town. This site has helped me so much and I am so thankful. I can’...

S
washington, Maryland

“After only a few weeks of being on Star Search Casting, I have been contacted by modeling agencies, recording studios, film makers, and voice over directors. This will all hopefully make my career take flight! Thank you so much Star Search Casting!”

Ariel
Not telling, Alaska

I was selected for an under 5 role on Zoey 101 and have since gone on to be cast in two upcoming films in supporting roles. Star Search casting is awesome!"

Hannah
Los Angeles, California

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