Child Performance Licensing Guide for Parents | My Child Has Just Been Booked — What Do I Do Now? | Young Performer Licensing Checklist

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Child Performance Licensing Guide for Parents | My Child Has Just Been Booked — What Do I Do Now? | Young Performer Licensing Checklist

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“My child has just been booked — what do I do now?”

This practical digital guide helps parents and carers understand child performance licensing, paperwork, council applications, supervision, education arrangements and overseas filming requirements.

Created from more than 40 years of experience in acting, film, television and drama education, this clear, parent-friendly guide explains what to do when a child is offered professional work.

Your child has just been offered a professional acting role. You are excited, proud and perhaps wondering:

“What do I do now?”

This practical Child Performance Licensing Guide for Parents is designed to help you understand the important steps that follow a booking, including the paperwork, local authority requirements, application deadlines, supervision arrangements and overseas licensing considerations.

Written in clear, accessible language, this digital guide supports parents and carers as they navigate the process of preparing a young performer for professional television, film or other recorded performance work. A detailed 40 page guide For your application to go as smoothly and professional as possible.

It covers key topics including:

The guide also includes quick-reference checklists to help you prepare documents before your child is booked and respond confidently when a professional opportunity arrives.

The official guidance supports the key points covered in the guide, including the 21-day application period, the importance of contacting the child’s home council, supervision and welfare arrangements, and additional licensing requirements for overseas work.

This resource is ideal for:

Created from more than 40 years of experience working with children and young people in acting, film, television and drama education, this guide turns a confusing process into a practical series of steps.

Please note

This guide provides general educational information for parents and carers. It is not legal advice and should not replace guidance from the relevant local authority, Magistrates’ Court, production company, licensing team or suitably qualified professional.

Licensing requirements can change, and procedures may vary between local authorities. Always check the current requirements before your child takes part in professional work.

What You’ll Receive

Practical child performance licensing guide for parents. Understand the 21-day rule, home council, paperwork, supervision and overseas filming requirements.