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Madeline Kean Personal Contact Numbers Non-Union Primary: 860.633.7581 Ht: 5' 7'' Wt: 130 Lbs Madeline kean Personal Contact Numbers Non-Union Primary: 860.633.7581 Ht: 5' 7'' Wt: 130 lbs. Other: 860.368.9019 Dress: 4 Bust: 34 Email: [email protected] Waist: 27 Hips: 36 Shoe: 8 Eyes: Green Hair: Blonde Vocal Range: Mezzo-Soprano Vocal Type: Musical Theater, Pop, Rock FILM We The Peeples Extra Tina Gordon Chism, 34th St. Films, Tyler Perry Vamperifica Stagehand/Featured Background Blood Creek Productions Chris Gullotta, Glastonbury Youth and Family International Cafe Night Singer Services, Cable Access Television How To Bead Instructional Beader Public Television TELEVISION America's Got Talent National Ad Campaign NBC DANCE SINGER 9/11 Remembrance Choir Kinsella The Climb Miss Connecticut Tourism Latin Expo, Hartford THEATER Into The Woods Cinderella's Mother Ms. K. Shea The Lion King Circle of Life Kinsella MODELING The Makeup Show Beauty Model The Powder Group TRAINING Madeline has 4 years ballet and of 6 years competitive ballroom dance, currently at silver level. She's competed nationally and regionally with Fred Astaire Dancesport and is a member of USA Dance and Dance USA. She also take classes in tap and workshops with The Pulse headed by Mia Michaels. Madeline has studied guitar and piano several years. She is currently at the award winning RJ Kinsella Performing Arts Magnet School, one of the only schools of its type in the country. She has been in performances of The Lion King, Into the Woods, a September 11th Remembrance Tribute, many piano recitals, and Vocal Competitions at Six Flags. She received a special merit for vocal acheivement. Madeline has 6 years of dedicated vocal training including working with Ms. Jan Smith of Alanta and is currently studying with Robert Lunte and the Vocalist Studio of Seattle. She has a 3+ octave voice naturally at age 13 and it is expected to mature further, possibly to 5 octaves within the next 2 years. She also has perfect pitch and is a leader at school. Her musical abilities are outstandng and she can play by ear. Maddie will sometimes pick up instruments she has no training in and pick off the notes of a popular song she just heard. Often Maddie leads the lower grades in their rehearsals during musical theater and dance. She is looked up to and well respected by her peers and mentors the pre -k and up students at her school. Going to a performing arts school she has been fortunate enough to get some experience in all aspects of theater and film, from behind the scenes stage artwork to multimedia presentations. Madeline is a very accomplished dancer and will have completed the course of training that will allow her to become an instructor early. She loves ballroom and studies both American and International styles. Her specialties are Latin dances. A diva and fashionista since birth, Maddie was wearing plastic heels since she could walk. Comfortable on stage and modeling during pageants with excellent presence sure to get noticed, and a face for beauty shots, she has been refining her skills with education. Since January she has been taking extensive modeling classes with Abigail Borod of NY City but she has always been very comfortable on the runway and keeps abreast of all the newest fashions and designers through magazines and blogs. Madeline has the classic hour-glass figure complemented by a dancer's legs. She has a chameleon like ability to learn and can whether as an actor or model can represent what the role requires. From ingenue to editorial she has the attitude. Fun and flirty or all depth she can switch it on. You will not be unhappy if you hire Maddie to represent your line. She takes independent art classes, dance classes, is a Zumba and kickboxing instructor, and still manages to make good grades and continally work on being a better actor, better model, singer, dancer and musician. She has been recommended for on several occasions for advanced workshops for gifted art and dance students. SPECIAL SKILLS A natural behind the camera Madeline has proven to be extremely photogenic and takes direction very well. Photographers love her and often request to work with her multiple times. Kickboxing, hulu -hoop and yoga as well as dance, Zumba and biking keep her in shape and very atheletic. Her determination and drive as well as natural ability make her a complete, well rounded package. She is a very happy and well liked, personable little girl with the ability to play and sound well above her natural age. She has the maturity and professionalism to go along with it and conducts herself like a pro. She has a wonderful personality and is a fun kid who challenges herself but respects others. Her special skills include but are not limited to the following: Piano Guitar Dance Singing 3 Octaves + Acting Art Modeling Pageanty She can even speak some Japanese. There is very litte that Madeline cannot do and what she can't do she can learn. She can double dutch, is an excellent swimmer. The only thing that needs work is bowling. -That she could work on. She can cook, type on a manual typewriter, play softball and drums. She has even worn 6 inch platform boots and danced a very fast jive. She wanted to wear the boots and it was a dance party night. Please read Madeline's entire resume to get a sense of her real skills as they can't really be summed up. Her best skill is how at ease she can make her audience, how well she can interact with a crowd, and how complete strangers are undeniably drawn to her. Additional Information Her personal website www.maddiek.com contains more videos and information about Madeline. Her voice since making her last demo has grown incredibly so it really has to be heard in person. They are not professional videos and the sound quality is not great. Recently Maddie was voted national 11yr. old NES Princess, overall most beautiful and Madline is Jr Teen Miss Connecticut Tourism 2010 as well as the Connecticut state finalist for National American Miss. Much of her modeling experience comes from pageantry. Pageants make extensive use of modeling and have strict scoring rules. The runway is used during every pageant and Madeline has done very well in pageants. Her platform is animal rescue and adoption and she hopes to have all animals in kill shelters removed and placed in foster homes until adopted permanently. Madeline is also a National and Hartford Chapter HOG (Harley Owners Group) member. She belongs to this group as a way to help lend support to various charities. She often makes appearances in her Crown and Sash lend support to causes like the Hartford Childrens Medical Center or Foodshare. She will sponsor bake sales and car washes to raise money for her cause. She is also a representative of PETA Kids and helps to promote vegetarianism and spaying or neutering your pets. Her family has many adopted animals and she will make speeches about adoption when asked. Maddie is very comfortable speaking in public. When she gets up and sings in public the MC tells the audience to remember her name because she is going to be a star someday, something her family has known her entire life. Some people have star quality and Madeline falls into that category. She could sing before she could talk. Please take the opportunity to interview Maddie in person. What cannot be conveyed in a resume is the heart of the person it is trying to represent. Maddie has an attraction that draws people to her. Small children love her because she is so kind and they think she is pretty. Kids her own age like her because she is so relatable. For all of her accompishments she doesn't see herself as any different than anyone else and would love to go fishing or go for a bike ride. Adults love her because she is a beautiful, respectful, nice person, who sings songs like "Blue Bayou" that they know the words to, and she doesn't wear skimpy clothes or use bad language. Best of all she isn't shy. She has learned the art of conversation at an early age. She has a vocabulary to draw on. She has traveled and is interested in other cultures. Please look beyond just the pretty face. Madeline Kean has so much to offer the world, some day she will take it by storm. PLEASE NOTE: MADELINE IS 13yrs OLD. Please do not return call backs for auditions and turn her away when she gets there based on her age. The information is in her profile and is all on file. It says she is 12 here. It costs money and takes her out of school to attend auditions. She has valid working papers for NY state and looks and can play much older than her real age, but she IS 13. Thank you, Mary Kean. Visit this page online at http://www.nycastings.com/maddiek .
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