Heritage Education Funds recently released a set of commercial featuring Caroline Rhea! Opposite of her in these commercials were a few talented kids from Carolyn’s Kids! Heritage Education Funds is a leading Canadian provider of group Registered Education Saving Plans (RESPs) with 50 years in RESP experience. Their large network of RESP Representatives has been helping families save for their children’s post-secondary education since 1965. Their subscribers include parents, grandparents, family members and family friends across Canada. Currently they have over $2.59 billion in assets under management, as of April 2015, and have empowered over 447,000 children with post-secondary education, with $1.35 billion in payouts since inception, as of April 2015.
Five of our amazing kids were in the commercials opposite of Caroline Rhea, and we gotta say…we here at the office are very very JEALOUS! We all are such big fans of Carline Rhea!! Ahhhhhhh it must of been so cool! We are so proud of our wonderful talent. Congratulations to Melane A, Aryan P, Jaden Y, Jaden P and Demelo M, you all did a wonderful job and we couldn’t be more proud of you guys!
We managed to get a hold of all 5 of the commercials and we’re so excited to share it with everyone!
My Little Dreamer – Lawyer featuring Melane A
My Little Dreamer – Dentist featuring Aryan P!
My Little Dreamer – Doctor featuring Jaden Y!
My Little Dreamer – Teacher featuring Jaden P!
My Little Dreamer – Biomedical featuring Demelo M!
Bahahahaha! We loved it! Also still really jealous! We hope everyone involved in this had a blast! So cool!
Your acting headshot is like your first audition. Before a casting director sees your résumé or reel, they see your photo and in many cases, that single image determines whether you get called in. A great acting headshot isn’t about heavy styling or dramatic poses; it’s about capturing you clearly, authentically, and professionally. Here’s how to prepare so your headshot truly works for your career.
Canada’s film and television industry is thriving in 2025, continuing to build on decades of growth, creativity, and global appeal. With a strong reputation for high production value, world-class talent, and a favorable landscape for both domestic and international productions, the Canadian screen sector is more vibrant than ever. Whether you’re in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, or beyond, the screen is full of opportunities and challenges that emerging actors need to understand.
The world of acting is evolving, and online auditions are now more common than ever. Whether you’re auditioning for a commercial, film, or theater production, preparing for your first virtual audition can feel daunting. Here are practical steps to help you shine in your online acting debut.
1. Understand the Requirements
Carefully read the audition notice or instructions provided by the casting team. Look for key details like:
The specific platform (e.g., Zoom, Skype, or a custom link)
File formats for any pre-recorded submissions
Character breakdown and script sides
Submission deadlines and time zone considerations
Don’t hesitate to ask clarifying questions if something is unclear.
