RH: Madison, I am so happy we get to chat today.
MB: So am I.
Madison, how old are you?
I am twelve years old.
As I was looking up your works, I noticed that you have done some independent films before this upcoming Hallmark movie. Is that right?
Yes, I have.
This Hallmark movie is your first big movie, right?
Yes, but I have done a …show more content…
So then I had to be homeschooled with a teacher. For Flatliners, I wasn 't there for several days in a row. I had to report to set on different days, so schoolwork wasn 't an issue.
It is great to hear that you value your school and try to keep your grades up. Some of the students I teach think they want to become an actor because it will be easy and they won 't have to go to school any more.
It 's definitely not easy! You might go to an audition, and you don 't get it. Then you might go to two others, and you still might not get it. Sometimes you have to go to lots of auditions before you finally get one. It 's really hard. When I was little, I used to think that I wouldn 't have to go to school any more if I became an actor. But now that I think of it, my school is really important. And if I keep up with school, maybe I 'll be able to become a better actor because I 'll understand more things.
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