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Emma Vivien Garcia

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Los Angeles, CA

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Emma Vivien Garcia discovered a love for entertainment at the age of three. She started her journey as a Guess child Model. Emma is a singer/song writer. She sang at the "House of Blues" and wrote her very first original song "Work of Art." Her love of musical theater has blessed her with roles such as Annie, Josephine Marsh, and Dragon from MyArts musical productions of "Annie the Musical", "Little Women" and "Shrek the Musical". Emma has booked commercials with Target, PairEyeWear, Disney, Build-a-Bear, and a national commercial with Chevrolet. She has booked lead roles in various short films: Allegedly and A War with my Grandpa. Emma was super excited to be a part of the a Foreign Short Film "Anito" where she played the lead character Niña. Emma's favorite role was a co-star in the hit comedy series "The Good Place" with Ted Danson and her favorite idol Kristen Bell. Emma's passion continues to grow; her drive and determination allows her to thrive in this competitive industry. She is supported and loved by her family who encourages her to always give everything 110%.

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