Isabella Roessle, child actor from the Academy of CinemaOutstanding student from the Academy of Cinema and Television speaks English and German fluently, loves acting, and is being sought after by LA talent agents. The 8 year old has a jump on the competition — raw talent combined with state-of-the-art on-camera training and a dedicated acting instructor.

Isabella Roessle is your typical third grader, inquisitive, excitable, and dramatic. Her mother says, “she has been looking forward to when softball season starts.” At age 8 or 9 most kids are ready to try themselves out in a wider variety of activities and interests. They feel older, stronger, more independent, capable, and confident. Most enjoy spending more time outside home and school exploring and developing new interests and making new friends – they are expanding their world. Most are involved in after-school activities that help them develop a clearer sense of who they truly are.

But unlike the average 8 year old girl, when Isabella does activities with her after school friends, she is acting or taking some type of lesson in the performing arts.

Isabella’s family recognized her raw talent at a young age and began supporting her innate desire to learn and study the performing arts that naturally seemed to fascinate her. In September of 2007, Isabella’s family enrolled her in acting classes at the Academy of Cinema and Television. Once exposed to professional training, Isabella blossomed appearing in December of 2007 on AZTV on The Pat McMahon Live Show and in a National Claritin Commercial (a soccer player in a yellow jersey with the number 3 on the shirt).

Then, in early January 2008 she and other students at the school traveled to Los Angles to the International Modeling and Talent Association’s Convention held January 7 - 13, 2008 at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel. Isabella and many of other acting friends came home with top honors in a variety of categories. Isabella is most proud of being the 3rd Runner Up for the title of Female Child Actor of the Year at the convention. 

Isabella did an excellent job at the LA competition, here are all her wins:

  • Female Child Actor of the Year: 3rd Runner Up
  • Commercial Print: Honorable Mention
  • Monologue: Honorable Mention
  • Ready for My Closeup: Honorable Mention
  • Theatrical Headshots: Honorable Mention
  • Toys R US: Honorable Mention
  • TV Real People: Honorable Mention

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