Emma Page's fascination with the world of acting began at a remarkably young age, with a solo performance in a local community theatre production when she was merely four years old. This early exposure to the thrill of the stage sparked a passion within her that would only continue to grow as she delved deeper into the craft.
Emma's first foray into the world of film came at the tender age of five, when she secured a small yet significant role in the Brian Avenet-Bradley feature film Dark Remains, released in the year 2005. This initial foray into the world of cinema marked the beginning of a long and illustrious career in the entertainment industry.
As Emma continued to hone her craft, she went on to participate as an extra in Tal Harris' The Bread Squeezer, a film released in 2006.
