Marie Forman

Dear Producer, My name is Marie. I’m a 13-year-old singer, actress, and model based in the Philadelphia area—just two hours from NYC and within direct flight reach of Europe. I am passionate about performing and committed to hard work. I consistently arrive prepared, memorize my lines thoroughly, and take direction with focus and enthusiasm. I am open to traveling for the right opportunities and dedicate myself fully to every role. To date, I’ve been cast in three films, including a lead role in Sci-Kids (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28661582/). As a model, I’ve walked in Paris Fashion Week and was featured in New York Fashion Week. My background also includes extensive musical theater and live performance experience. Most recently, I had the privilege of performing at the Stern Auditorium of Carnegie Hall—singing and dancing alongside Broadway stars at the New York Pops concert honoring Diane Warren, conducted by Steven Reineke. I was selected through a Broadway audition process for this unforgettable opportunity. I’m a graduate of John Casablancas Modeling and Acting School (2022). I regularly travel to NY, NJ, and MD for auditions, performances, and training. I’ve continued my performing arts training through Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia and private vocal instruction using Brett Manning’s renowned vocal programs, along with one-on-one coaching at High Vocals in Lansdale, PA. I’m deeply passionate about singing and have recently begun writing my own original songs. I’m currently working toward releasing my first single in the coming months. I’m a mezzo-soprano with a voice that blends warmth and power—comfortable in both expressive lows and bold, dramatic highs. Please see my resume attached and feel free to view my portfolio on my parent-managed Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/marie.modelingandacting/ I would be honored to be considered for your next production. You can reach me (and my parent) at: [email protected] (610) 291-2331 Thank you for your time and consideration! Warm regards, Marie