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NAME - REUBEN BAINBRIDGE AGE - 10 CASTING NETWORKS PROFILE LINK - http://cni.castingnetworks.co.uk/profile/c1aebaed-2f10-4646-beb3- 2d71fe96bc9d/display ACCENTS - Northern, Yorkshire SKILLS (Dance/Acting Etc.) – Football, Dog Agility, Horse Riding, Quad Bike Driving, Animal Handling (lives on farm), Dancing, Singing, Guitar, Trampolining, SHOWREEL LINK/TVC LINKS - https://vimeo.com/111525718 TV & FILM – 2015, TV, The Secret Life of Growing Up, Hero Boy age 10, Oxford Scientific Films 2015, Short Film "Static Stephen", Static Stephen, Luke Bellis, MindsEye Media 2015, Short Film "William", The Summer Night, Viedelamort Productions 2015, TV, The Book-It list, MADE IN LEEDS TV 2015, Short Film, “The Kidnap”, Young Boy, AJ Productions, Newcastle 2014, Music Video, Last Survivor on Earth, MALLORY KNOX "WHEN ARE WE WAKING UP" 2014, Internet, Featured Menace, THE BEANO - MENACE SQUAD, East City Films, London 2013, Television, Child Presenter, ITV - THE MUNCH BOX, Cactus TV, London 2013, Music Video,The Kid, DIZZEE RASCAL "LOVE THIS TOWN", Colonel Blimp / Blink 2013, Feature Film, Irish Football Boy, THE PROVINCE, Take Initiative 2013, 3D Hologram, Victorian Pickpocket, York Tourist Board, Appeartome 2012, Short Film, Lead role, Charlie, GELATO, Eternal Night Films, Sorrento, Italy 2012, Short Film, Kevin (lead role), SANTA!, Foran Films 2012, Short Film, Young Charlie, REFLECTIONS, Michael Wilson Productions 2011, Short Film, TO DREAM IS TO LIVE, Younger Son, The Unlikely Lads 2011, Short Film, SHE LOVES ME NOT, Max, Startime Productions © DK Model Management | 0114 257 3480 COMMERCIALS – 2015, Farmer's Son, Helpful Hazards, Dept of Transport, AMV BBDO 2015, Commercial, Young Son, PULMAN VW GROUP, Media Partnership 2014, Commercial, Young Son in Family, FINE FOODS CHRISTMAS, Media Partnership 2013, Commercial, Painting Child, BUPA, WCRS Another Film Company, Steve Reeves 2013, Educational, Child Agony Aunt, PRACTICAL PARENTING, Immediate Media, London 2013, Corporate, Mini Managing Director, GRANT TREE DVD, Grant Tree, London 2012, Commercial, Wild Child, KFC "HOT SHOTS", BBH London/Knuckleheads, Ben Gregor 2011, Commercial x 5, Lead Child, JOHN LEWIS “Guess the Gift”, Adam and Eve 2011, Commercial, Demanding Child, PARTY GENIE, Spectrecom Films 2011, Commercial, DFS Easter Dining, Son, Ink Films 2010, Commercial, Lead Child, ZINGZILLAS MUSICAL STAR, Redbee Media, Kate Blake VOICEOVER – 2015 Commercial, Child VoiceOver, Change4Life Sugar Swap App, MindsEye Media 2015, Radio, Timmy, CBeebies Woolly and Tig (various episodes ongoing), Tattiemoon Productions 2015, Commercial, Child talking to Childline, NSPCC, WPN Chameleon 2014, Voice Over, Radio, Timmy, CBBC WOOLLY AND TIG, Tattie Moon Productions 2013, Commercial, Child VoiceOver, BUPA, WCRS Another Film Company, Steve Reeves STAGE – 2015, Theatre, Robin, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, DG Theatre Company 2014, Bruce, Matilda – SYC Performing Group STILLS PHOTOGRAPHY – 2015, Boy Model, FG4 Spring Summer 2016, Red-Creative 2015, Redhaired Model, Fashion Editorial, Mikolai Berg/Kate van der Hague, London 2015, Royal Red 2015 Collection, Little Prince, Nancy Vuu Couture 2015, Child Model, Nancy Vuu Catwalk (Private Event attended by OK magazine) 2014, Child Model with Dog, Naughty Productions, Newcastle 2014, Child Model, Headshots Photography, Durham 2013, Child Model, Eureka National Childrens Museum, Halifax 2013, Child Model and Catwalk, Barbour Clothing, Newcastle 2013, Child Model, Boy in Kitchen, OJ Images, Newcastle 2013, Boy in wood, Ginger Army, Danielle Owen Photography, London 2012, Child Model, Eureka National Childrens Museum, Halifax 2012, Halifax Bank, Rewards Account, Adam & Eve, London 2012, Mythical Child, EXPOARTE front cover, Nicol Vizioli, Milan, Italy 2011, Gorgeous TV Advertising 2012 Calendar, Front Cover & Nov, Gorgeous, London © DK Model Management | 0114 257 3480 .

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