Katie D'Evelyn Conlon: Actor in Los Angeles, California.

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Hi everyone! I was convinced as a kid that I would become an actress, but I ended up going into business. After almost ten years working a "normal" job, the company where I was working closed its operations, so I'm unemployed and looking for a change. Do I take the plunge and try acting, or do I apply my business skills somehow to the production end of film/television? I have three young children and am fearful of the unpredictability of the creative side of the entertainment business. Should I wait until my kids are older before pursuing my dream? Are there careers in the entertainment industry that are equally fulfilling but more steady? Thanks for any advice and support! - Katie

Hi! Just recently joined the sight and as I have one door closing behind me soon am hoping that this is a new door opening. I have been working way to much in the real world but still trying to focus on making a childhood dream a reality for the first time in my life. So, that being said, any and all suggestions I welcome. Any assistance I can receive on signing with an agent or manager, I will also gladly take. In 30 days I will be regular job free so I will have plenty of time to really do something within this new reality called acting. Just finished filming a scene in "I Am Wrath" as an extra, can not wait to get my feet wet on a real role!

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Hi Katie, thanks for connecting!

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