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Casting

Name: Abigail Lewis 
Age: 17
Abigail is a dancer and very good at ballet. She is the right age for the role and also does drama which means she will be natural on camera. However Abigail has a lot of dance auditions and rehearsals at the weekend and this means it is very hard to arrange dates to film and more of an inconvenience for her. 

Name: Libby Miller
Age: 18
Libby also does ballet at the same dance school as Abigail. She has the perfect figure for a ballerina and I think she would suit the role really well.  Libby doesn't do drama but she has performed in a previous short film i did and she was really confident on camera so I definitely think she would be able to get into character. This is why I have chosen Libby.
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