In this space I'll share my experiences with you as I dedicate my energies to becoming an actress.

Some people may read this and think I'm naive and a dreamer, but as long as I'm aware of the scams and the amount of competition in this town I don't see why I can't give it a try just like any other career.

Entertainment is a wonderful field to be a part of.  Do you know anyone who doesn't like movies? And can you think of a better job than playing make-believe, and getting paid for it? I can't.

My true love in life is to be a part of the arts. I've studied acting, singing and dancing and performed, on and off, since the age of five. I don't want to be 50 years old, cringing with regret for not having given it my best shot as a professional.

I'm 27 years old and figure, "It's now or never." I have as much of a chance as anyone else to achieve success in this town, although I know it's not guaranteed by any means.

My definition of success doesn't necessarily mean becoming rich and famous, but to become a 'working actor;' to make enough money to live comfortably and enjoy what I do with my life and career.

There are many different ways to get into this business. There isn't one set way. This was the first thing I had to learn: I had pursue acting like I would pursue any other job.

I figured you put together a good resume, give a good interview and get the job, but it's not as easy as that. I'm taking all the steps I think are necessary to help further myself in my career and speed my way towards my goals.