Danielle Harris...
Seems like she love or have an agreement on making crappy movies.
shareI liked Hatchet,Rob Zombie's Halloween and i can't wait to for see no evil 2. Hallows' Eve was a weird movie,maybe she is doing projects like this just for some quick cash.
shareDid you notice the estimated budget for this movie was $300,000?
Even if she got paid the extraordinary rate of 10% of the total budget, that would only be $30,000. Not much at all.
I do see that she was in a lot of projects as a child actress, including multiple episodes of ROSEANNE. So, that makes her a grown child actress. That is always a struggle to get noticed, and a transition that many cannot make.
Danielle has managed to keep working, and congratulations for that!
That said, the actor's union probably has some major input on just how much screen time she can have before union wages dictate her pay, and that could destroy the project, so she has short appearances (just guessing here, but the pattern is pretty clear...).
I actually first noticed Danielle when I was watching a SyFy series, NAKED VEGAS, (which is more or less a spin-off from the series FACE OFF, which highlights make-up and special effects artists and their work, in competition challenges). She was doing that (series premiere!!) episode in 2013, titled "Paint The Town, Red", and that series focuses on body painting, with some special effects. That episode made up an entire wedding party as zombies, and the second part used body paint to look like models were wearing lingerie for a Las Vegas show. The episode explained Danielle was a good friend of the woman doing the make-up, and her business was being featured in the series.
(Clickable link to that episode's IMDB entry below)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3252744/?ref_=nm_flmg_slf_6
I was impressed with how personable Danielle was, and started seeking out her projects after seeing that. (Oh, and she was one of the "body paint lingerie" models, BTW.) IMHO, there have been some highlights, and a lot of disappointments among her projects.
I do suspect Danielle's typically short appearances are due to her longevity in the business, and the low budget projects in particular, driven by union rules. *SIGH*
Maybe one day she will land a project with a bigger budget, and get more screen time, and following projects. It isn't easy to do that in Hollywood, and seems even harder for "child stars".