New photo Isabela Moner on set of movie Dora The Explorer

Actress Isabela Moner, 17, was pictured arriving on set of the upcoming Dora The Explorer film in Queensland's Gold Coast on Wednesday.

In the first photos emerge of the production, Isabela - who is best known for her role in 100 Things to Do Before High School - appeared to be rehearsing lines.

On-set images also revealed the live-action adaptation of the Nickelodeon cartoon has required the construction of a large stilt house with a thatched roof.

First look: Isabela Moner (left) has been pictured arriving on set (right) of the live action Dora The Explorer movie in Queensland

Isabela, who plays a slighter older version of Dora than fans will remember from the cartoon, wore a striped shirt and styled her hair into a ponytail.

The movie follows Dora's adventures as a teenager alongside her cousin Diego.

Also pictured on set was child actress Madelyn Miranda, who dressed in a pink T-shirt, orange shorts and white sneakers. 

Impressive: The adaptation of the popular Nickelodeon cartoon has required the construction of a large, custom-built stilt house with a thatched roof

Focused: Isabela, who plays a slighter older version of Dora than fans will remember from the cartoon, wore a striped shirt and styled her hair into a ponytail

Young Dora: Also pictured on set was child actress Madelyn Miranda, who dressed in a pink T-shirt, orange shorts and white sneakers

At work: Madelyn, who plays a young Dora, was accompanied by a member of the film crew

Pictured: Dora The Explorer

Madelyn, who plays a young Dora in the film, was accompanied by a member of the film crew.

Production commenced on the Gold Coast last month, with scenes being filmed at an impressive, custom-built stilt house.

Dora The Explorer is scheduled for release in August 2019 and is being directed by James Bobin. 

On-set glimpse: Production commenced on the Gold Coast last month, with scenes being filmed at an impressive, custom-built stilt house

Highly-anticipated: Dora is slated for release in August 2019 and will be directed by James Bobin. Pictured are members of the security crew

In an statement released in May, Lee Rosenthal, President of Physical Production for Paramount Pictures, shared his enthusiasm for bringing the production to Australia.

'We could not be more thrilled to be bringing Dora to Queensland and to be able to deliver Queensland for our film. In Queensland, we are able to get outstanding crew, stages and a variety of jungle topography and city backdrops in essentially one place,' he said.

The movie will also star Eva Longoria and Australian actress Madeleine Madden.

Down Under: In an statement released in May, Lee Rosenthal, President of Physical Production for Paramount Pictures, shared his enthusiasm for bringing the production to Australia

Enthusiasm: 'We could not be more thrilled to be bringing Dora to Queensland and to be able to deliver Queensland for our film,' Lee said

Overseas production: Lee added, 'In Queensland, we are able to get outstanding crew, stages and a variety of jungle topography and city backdrops in essentially one place'

Plot: The movie follows Dora's adventures as a teenager alongside her cousin Diego

It marks Madeleine's first Hollywood role since her celebrated performance in Foxtel's mini series Picnic At Hanging Rock.

The 21-year-old granddaughter of indigenous activist Charles Perkins will take on the role of Dora's friend Sammy, who she meets in high school. 

Madeleine spoke of her rising status in an interview with JONES magazine earlier this year.

Stars: The film will also star Eva Longoria and Australian actress Madeleine Madden

Achievement: It marks Madeleine's first Hollywood role following her celebrated performance in Foxtel's mini-series Picnic At Hanging Rock 

Role: The 21-year-old granddaughter of indigenous activist Charles Perkins will take the role of Dora's friend Sammy who she meets in high school 

Rising status: Madeleine spoke of her rising status in an interview with JONES magazine in May 

The brunette revealed that her diverse background helped her deal with setbacks in the acting industry.

'[The rejection] is something you learn along the way,' she said.

'But my family are all in the arts, so they understand the competitive nature of it, the big wins and big losses. But it is really important in this industry to have good people in your life.' 

Highs and lows: The brunette beauty revealed that her diverse background helped her to deal with setbacks in the acting industry 

Madeleine said: '[The rejection] is something you learn along the way' 

She added: 'But my family are all in the arts, so they understand the competitive nature of it, the big wins and big losses. But it is really important in this industry to have good people in your life' 

Premiere date: The live-action movie of Dora The Explorer is scheduled for release in August 2019

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