Emma Page's fascination with the world of acting commenced at an astonishingly tender age, marked by a singular performance in a local community theatre production when she was merely four years old. This initial exposure to the electrifying thrill of the stage kindled a passion within her that would only continue to intensify as she progressively delved deeper into the intricacies of the craft.
Emma's entry into the realm of cinematic storytelling began at the age of five, when she landed a notable yet pivotal role in the 2005 Brian Avenet-Bradley feature film Dark Remains, a milestone that would ultimately serve as the precursor to a distinguished and storied career in the entertainment industry.
Emma's dedication to her craft led her to further develop her skills by accepting a role as an extra in the 2006 film, "The Bread Squeezer", directed by Tal Harris.
