REAL PERFORMERS. REAL PATHS.
No two careers in this industry look alike — and nobody gets there alone. These are performers who've trained with us, performed at our events, or worked with our founder and mentors along the way. Their talent and work did the heavy lifting. We're proud of the part we played.
JJ PANTANO
One of the youngest stand-up comedians in the world, JJ earned the Golden Buzzer on Australia's Got Talent at just nine years old — then took his act global as a semi-finalist on America's Got Talent: The Champions. Featured in People Magazine, Funny or Die, and USA Today, JJ proves you're never too young to command a stage.
MILA HARRIS
Mila was staging homemade scripts in Atlanta before she ever set foot on a set. At eight she booked Tyler Perry's Young Dylan on Nickelodeon, then No Exit for Disney+/Hulu and The Hill with Dennis Quaid — before landing the young title role in Netflix's Mary opposite Sir Anthony Hopkins, a #1 film worldwide. Up next: World-Breaker with Milla Jovovich and Luke Evans.
KEA PEAHU
Kea went viral at ten with a dance video seen by millions — then did the harder thing: built a real career. She landed the lead in Netflix's Finding 'Ohana, appeared on Disney's Bizaardvark and Lip Sync Battle Shorties, performed on Ellen, and won NBC's World of Dance. From viral moment to leading lady — that's the difference training makes.
Christian Serratos
Known worldwide as Rosita on AMC's The Walking Dead and Angela Weber in The Twilight Saga, Christian first won audiences on Nickelodeon's Ned's Declassified. She starred in the feature film Pop Star — produced by our founder. When we say our team has worked at the professional level, this is what we mean.
Tobie Webster
Working since age 10, Tobie trained through Australia's top programs, guest-starred on Neighbours — the legendary series that launched Margot Robbie — and landed a regular role on Cartoon Network's Monster Beach Live! She won a Teen Actor Award at our team's 2019 showcase, broadcast live from Universal Studios Hollywood, and has since grown into writing and producing her own projects.
Matthew Sato
Matt booked his first role at thirteen — a guest spot on Hawaii Five-O in his home state — and turned it into a working actor's résumé: Doogie Kamealoha M.D., Saved by the Bell, Grown-ish, and Disney+'s High School Musical: The Series. From island kid to series regular, Matt's career is built the way lasting ones are: role by role.