Chantal's Hollywood Adventures

Hey guys, Today I'm going to be reviewing the latest horror film 'Annabelle' . For people who haven't seen it and are thinking of going, I'll give you a brief synopsis, without spoiling too much. The 2014 film which was directed by John R Leonetti is a spin-off from the 2013 film 'The Conjuring'. It is based around the story of a doll that has been possessed by a spirit named Annabelle and has a taken a shining to it. Annabelle is using the doll as a way of connecting with a young couple in order to try and sacrifice a living soul. I've always been a massive horror film fanatic. I just love the idea of not knowing what will happen next and the thrill of feeling nervous and excited all at the same time. It's such an adrenaline rush. I've also said that my dream acting role would be to perform in a horror film. Every time I watch a horror I usually try and scare my family and friends by jumping out at them when they're in the bathroom or fright

Hey Guys, so today I'm going to be discussing the difficulties with adults playing the roles of a children. As part of university degree at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (RCCSD) I am on placement this term at an amazing theatre company for young people called Group 64, which is part of Putney Arts Theatre. I am so excited to be able to work on some amazing projects with them and after only being there for a few days I have already fell in love with their company and the work they do. At the moment I will be working with assistant youth director of Group 64 Kate as well as two other students on a piece a children's theatre, which we are hoping to eventually tour around schools and festivals. The main character is a six year old girl that loves to ask lots of questions. So far everyone has come up with some great ideas and I have to admit I think its going to be pretty amazing show when its finished. One of our biggest challenges with children's theatre is bein