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Orange County Register: (Entertainment Section)"The (Kids) Hollywood Connection which offers parents the "know how" and technique that it takes to make it in this very competitive field. In the position of a consultant, her goal is to help parents find a good, franchised Hollywood agent. To show the parents the "right way" and what it really takes in time and money to pursue a theatrical career for their children. Her service includes guidance in signing of contracts, wardrobe and hairstyling, interview techniques, work permits, schooling, and workshops. . . . |
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County Business to Business: (Entrepreneur Section)"It helps that I'm a mom that's been there," Henson said. "I help parents on a personal level. I help them package that child for presentation to an agent."It's her business to know what it takes to break into show business. What most entertainment professionals want to see in child actors and also in models in a certain "sparkle." |
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County Business Journal: (Entrepreneurs Section)"During the initial consultation, Henson tells parents the whole story about the business, not just the glamorous parts. There will be plenty of drives during rush hour traffic and more than a few TV dinners or Big Macs. She also emphasizes that it is possible to raise normal, happy children who work in commercials, and points to her own as proof. I have a reputation for not being a stage mother." |
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Los Angeles Times: (Business Section)Over twenty years ago, Phyllis Henson started her business: "In between the long treks from Orange County to Los Angeles for auditions, Henson built her business by seeking referrals from all the agents and other show business people she met. Many times, she said, her own children's careers suffered while she devoted her energy to helping other children. Today, her office walls are covered with pictures of her clients." |
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Los Angeles Times: (Orange County Enterprise)"Henson sees herself as a Hollywood matchmaker guiding Orange County parents who think their child has that special star quality through the mazes and pitfalls of the movie and television industry. After being divorced and with three children to raise, Henson decided to start her consulting company by drawing on knowledge she gleaned when trying to get her three children Wendy, Kelly and Eric into show business." |
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Orange County Register: If you have a dream for your child - you now have the opportunity to have the guidance of the "first" Hollywood consultant namely Phyllis Henson, who is the creative force behind The Kids Hollywood Connection. The Kids Hollywood Connection also offers private studio consultations with parents where they can discuss the scope of show business and what it might hold forth for their child. Her services also include finding the right photographers and the printing of resumes. Through her years of experience, she knows the "experts" who can put together the perfect finished product. |
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Los Angeles Times: Orange County Life SectionThe walls of Phyllis Henson's (The Kids Hollywood Connections founder and president) are plastered with the photographs of smiling Hollywood hopefuls, from infants to 15-year olds. "There are a lot of kids on this wall that are making between $30,000 to $50,000 a year" Henson said. Many of the faces on her wall have garnered national visibility. |
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Business Journal: Helping Orange County kids break into show business is her (Henson's) job. Whether it she's advising a parent on clothing style or work permits .. she is the one to talk to. What Henson does do is make sure that your child does not become lost in the masses of wanna-be-kid stars in Hollywood. " I can help match up children with the right agent" said Henson. I know what kind of look certain agencies like, as well as what age group they need." |
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County Business Journal: Henson's (KHC founder and president) expertise is to package the child so that he or she is ready to meet a potential agent. The agent's job is to find jobs for the child. She also stays in touch with the agents, getting her clients out on as many interviews as possible, or finding out why a child wasn't sent out for a particular audition. For a child who succeeds, the monetary rewards can be high. Although there is no "average" commercial, Henson says, because it depends on where it is shown and how often. It's possible to make $4,000 to $7,000 on a single commercial - or more. |
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