Casting cv's - Allen
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Jamie Allen is a 16-22 year old actor with brown hair and blue eyes standing at 5'10". He has training in GCSE's and can do Irish, Welsh, General American and Cockney accents. His other skills include skim rocks, swimming, skydiving and singing. He has been featured in several short films, is a part time youtuber, and has appeared in several advertisements.
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- The hypodermic syringe theory viewed audiences as passive recipients who were directly influenced by media messages like an injection. Later research found audiences are more active in interpreting messages.
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- 1. Jamie Allen Personal Details Playing age: 16-22 yrs. Height: 5’10” Eyes: blue Hair: brown Skills/Background Training: GCSE’s Accents: Irish, Welsh, General American, Cockney Other skills: skim rocks, swimming, skydiving, singing Films/TV Credits Featured on several short films, part time youtuber, featured in several adverts