Emma Page
Emma Page
Acting
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Emma Page was bitten by the acting bug at 4 years old when she had a solo in a local community theatre production. Emma participated in her first film at the grand old age of 5 with a small part in the Brian Avenet-Bradley feature film Dark Remains (2005). Emma went on to participate as an extra in Tal Harris' The Bread Squeezer (2006).
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