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Star Of ‘Horrible Histories’ & ‘Tracey Ullman’s Show’ Launches Talent Agency For Kids
Actor Dominique Moore has launched DMA Talent, a development agency for young performers, with a focus on wellbeing and pastoral care. It aims to support children and their families through the demands of the entertainment industry, from training and auditions to filming and aftercare.
The agency opens with around 10 clients, including actor Sienna Grey Moore, and a team that includes agent Geri Spicer, wellbeing and safeguarding staff, and an in-house chaperone team. Moore has spent a decade mentoring young performers through DMA London and the not-for-profit DMA Foundation, and says the new agency is intended to help young talent access opportunities and develop safely.
In short
- Dominique Moore has launched DMA Talent for young performers.
- The agency opens with around 10 clients.
- Support will cover auditions, filming, safeguarding and aftercare.
Explained simply
Child actors work across film, television and theatre, often balancing auditions and filming with school and family life. Their work is subject to rules on matters such as working hours and adult supervision, and families may need help navigating the industry.
Dominique Moore is an actor known for Horrible Histories and Tracey Ullman’s Show. She has also spent about a decade mentoring young performers through DMA London and the not-for-profit DMA Foundation.
Talent agencies connect performers with work and can guide them and their families through auditions and productions. For children, support with wellbeing and safeguarding is part of the wider question of how to pursue opportunities while protecting young performers.
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