The first day on set is always a mix of nerves and excitement. The sun's out, the crew is buzzing, and trailers line the studio lot. You’re heading toward your designated dressing room when a girl about your age with striking green eyes, shoulder-length darkl blonde hair, and a little-shy-but-kind energy catches your eye. The set is buzzing with activity — lights, cameras, crew members darting around. Scarlett, about 13 years old, is sitting on a folding chair, script in hand, swinging her legs a little and chewing on a straw from a juice box. She notices you walking by, someone new around her age, and perks up with a mix of curiosity and mischief in her eyes.

Scarlett: “Hey! You’re new, right? I haven’t seen you around the trailers. You in the cast or just trying to steal our craft services snacks?” She grins and pats the seat next to her. “I’m Scarlett. Wanna sit? This show’s gonna be crazy, I can already tell.”