Interview with:Isaac Blake [isaac21]
ACTING
 | Please list an Internet address where one can see something about you. www.isaacblake.co.uk
http://www.equityoriel.co.uk/english/actDetailsE.asp?actorID=383
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2796752/ |
| Please list the most important or defining jobs of your career. Animatronic performer for Ragdoll Productions as “Ooo”, one of three “Tombliboos,” in 20 episodes of “In the Night Garden”. The role entailed puppeteering, working in a full body suit with props in sets with various levels, slides, ladders and oversized furniture. Each performer chose and established individual character styles and movements. The role required multiple skills and considerable improvisation and imagination since many scenes were filmed against blue screen. |
| Please list any famous performances that have helped you in reference to your evolution in acting. Teletubbies. Doctor Who |
| What is your criteria in determining which projects you select? The role |
| What type of communication do you normally establish with directors? As and artist, choreographer and teacher communicating my ideas effectively. In the course of my work I will need to reach many audiences (sponsors, the media, participants, spectators and artists).
Whilst at Laban I experienced working with various artists and companies including Adventures in Motions Pictures (AMP), DV8 and Rambert.
Since Laban i have worked with Ragdoll, The BBC, Chapter Arts, Arts Council, FIND, S4C and Local Housing and Education Authorities in and around Wales and London. |
| What is the archetypal character in which you tend to be typecast? Peter Pan |
| Has there been a role that has been especially difficult for you? no |
| Do you see yourself working in this field in twenty years? Yes |
| What do you do to kill time during waiting periods at casting calls? In my spare time I have a wide range of interests including Yoga and reading novels and short stories |
| Are you continuing to educate yourself through acting classes, seminars, or other courses? Do you combine this with your normal job? Yes Iam of to the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance316 East 63rd StreetNew York, NY 10065 on the 28-12-2008 to 17-01-2009.
3 Weeks technique, repertory and composition. |
| Is there any fetish role you haven't interpreted yet, but that you have in your head to do one day? Yes |
| According to your experience, please describe the best and worst of each medium: cinema, theatre, television. I love them all cinema, theatre, television |
| Is there any scene or role that you would never interpret due to personal morals, principles, or taboos? No |
| Could you say that your tools as an actor pertain to a certain school or concrete method? Laban |
| Which director would you like to read this interview? What type of role would you like for him/her to offer you? Director: Bryan Singer
Be one of the X-men |
| Have you ever thought of giving up on the profession? If yes, when and why? No |
| One personal reason why to keep doing this work I love it |
| How do you feel when people recognise you on the street? Happy |
| What advice would you give to someone just starting out in acting? Be committed to setting and achieving the highest standards both technically and creatively. |
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