Tara Hallett

Beautiful People
I was 5 years old when I was interested in acting. When I was about 15 or 16 that I knew I had the passion for the arts. When I was in high school, I decided that I wanted to try theater. What truly got me into acting. As a young child I would create these scene’s in my head. I would create the dialogue the plot, the gender, the age, what does my character want to accomplish, their back story, etc. with all of this thought process, I just knew acting was for. After high school, I went straight into college. I still have this drive of passion for acting. The community college I attend their only theater class. Since I was in that class, the instructor wanted to do a production for the college and for the public. I enjoy the process, but personally I would not want to do that for a living. I just did not feel the connection or the feel of the rush of adrenaline. I wanted something more than theater. I thought about TV & Film so I gave it a try. I did my first 48 hours film festival called Monster Flaws. I enjoyed the process of the filming putting the costumes together, help putting on make-up. I am grateful to watch Director Bryan Hill working on his vision. I have learned so much from Bryan, after working with him I knew I was in the right place. Not only do I just act, I’m also a plus size model. Do I ever feel my physical Aspects hold me back? The most honest answer I can give is absolutely not. It does not matter your size is and you should feel great with who you are as a person. I’m not just talking about females I am including males as well. Nothing in this world is worth holding back. I have doubts about a lot of things personally. At the end of day, I have to remember I am who I am and I need to be grateful for what I do have as an actress. And always, always remember “I’m Drop Dead Gorgeous.” #foreverworkingactor