Written and sang by Mitchell Kummen

See a clip of Mitch in Minority Report

In Santa’s Little Helper Mitchell plays Young Dax, who was charged with stealing money from a play he was in. Though he was framed for the crime. His personality changes and leads him down a different path than the one he was suppose to have.

Yesterday was the Joey Awards, Mitch came away with 2 out of 6 awards for his work on the film Horns. Congrats to all of them for their hard work, they’ve come a long way and we still haven’t seen what’s to come. Congrats to all of you.

BEST YOUNG ENSEMBLE IN A FEATURE FILM, TV MOVIE OR STRAIGHT TO VIDEO FEATURE
Horns
Erik McNamee, Mitchell Kummen, Laine MacNeil, Jared Ager Foster, Dylan Schmid, Sabrina Carpenter

BEST ACTOR IN A FEATURE FILM SUPPPORTING/PRINCIPAL ROLE AGE 12-16
Mitchell Kummen – Horns

Here’s the special episode by Everiathing that features young people who have come to share their stories and messages of help and support so that those who are suffering from any mental health issues or anxiety will know that the are not alone and that there is help out there.

Mitchell is interviewed by That Talk Show, in this video he talks about the gift given to him by Daniel Radcliffe, When Calls the Heart and Ties that Bind.

Sat, Oct 10: Teen actor Mitchell Kummen lends his voice to World Mental Health Day and the Light up Purple campaign, by taking part in a music video aimed at young people suffering in silence.

Here’s the new trailer for Santa’s Little Helper. Mitchell played Young Dax which is played by The Miz as Older Dax

Mitchell recently participated in a music video for World Mental Health Day which is today. Please watch the video and support Light Up Purple in memory of Amanda Todd.

Here are just two segments taken from our ‘behind-the-scene’ footages as these amazing teens filmed the special music video launching on October 10, 2015. The Premiere Screening of the music video will be held on Oct. 9., 2015 a the Olympia Pizza Restaurant on 10257 King George Hwy, Surrey, BC, at 7 pm.

Christina Sgourakis, Dallas Carhoun, Georgia Veloso-Tsoukas, Ian Crane, Janette Bundic, Kathleen Munro, Keisha Gill, Madison Bell, Mitchell Kummen, Nozomi, Peter Bundic, Ria Jade, and Richard Tichelman.