You’ve said that as a child actor, the audition process was “torturous.” What about it was so gruelling for you, and how has your perception changed at all now? I don’t think there is a single actor out there who enjoys the audition process! HA! But as a child, it was never fun to hop in the car immediately after school to go sit on … Continue reading Interview: Andrea Barber
You’ve recently become topical among a wide range of people for your character Bryce on 13 Reasons Why, tell us a little more about your character, who you think he truly is? Part of what makes Bryce so terrifying is that he is just a kid. A kid we may know. He’s not some Machiavellian character who is intent on bringing society to its knees. … Continue reading Interview: Justin Prentice
Rick Genest (a.k.a Zombie Boy) passed away on August 1st, 2018. This was one of the more interesting interviews I did when I worked for this high-fashion magazine and I really want to share it with you because it’s one of my personal favourites. Rick was obviously a very unique personality, and if you ask me, there’s a lot of great words of wisdom in … Continue reading Interview: Zombie Boy
Do you think your studies in marketing helped you build your social media following; if so, how? Although I studied marketing I can’t say it helped me build a following. When I was in school, digital marketing wasn’t part of the curriculum. I always mention I studied it because it makes the story sound better, but honestly I didn’t learn much. I always had a … Continue reading Interview: Melvin Gregg
We all know you come from a legacy family of top tier musical talent. I understand you are self-taught in piano, guitar, bass and drums. Did these all come naturally to you or was one easier than the other to grasp? Well piano was first, and then came guitar. Once I was able to understand the guitar, I learned the bass, and then came drums. … Continue reading Interview: Skip Marley
You are certainly no stranger to TV series. What’s your favourite part about the first dayon a new set? First day is all about possibility. Usually, I’ve worked so hard in pre-production, that I’ve beenphysically & mentally preparing from weeks, so that you really just want to get going! For StrikeBack, I’d been training for 5 months before day one on set – gym, weapons, … Continue reading VULKAN Interview: Dan MacPherson
From the VULKAN Magazine Interview Archive: You’ll be appearing in The Woman in White. What do you find most compelling about period dramas? I think it is the combination of immersing yourself in the lives of people from a bygone time and seeing and feeling how their struggles are relatable and universal, how little things actually change and how we are all connected, no matter … Continue reading VULKAN Interview: Olivia Vinall
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