Markus Redmond

A lot of times people think that it's the author that decides where you go.

And I'm sure, you know, if you're someone like, Geneva Rose or Stephen King or whatever, you probably can.

But when you're a new guy like me, it really comes down to the booksellers.

The stores that have stocked the book, that like the book, that hand sell the book, and also have customers that have come back and said, hey, thank you for recommending this book.

really, to make a good performance.

You are pleading your character's case, right? Now, the audience can agree or disagree, but as the actor, in order to portray this character effectively, you have to be on their side.

You can't vilify someone even if that's the villain of the story, not to him.

Do you know what I mean? That's why I had an acting coach say, you've never seen a good performance of Hitler because you come into it and he's a villain and everybody knows he's a villain and that's how he's played and that's how it's portrayed and that's it.