"in "Execution of a Poor Bastard""
The panel introduces themselves, showcasing their 'acclaimed' dramatic backgrounds, including a superhero named The Mixer and a futuristic WWII recreation.
"I play Sergeant Molm in World War IV, a recreation of World War II in the eyes of the future."
"I have played the upcoming superhero, The Mixer."
Jedediah explains his process of literally eating the script, while Jared counters by eating only raw meat and eggs to get 'messed up' for his role as The Mixer.
"You sit down and you eat up the script as much as you can."
"I will eat nothing but raw meat and egg for weeks on end."
Cody reveals he doesn't memorize lines, relying instead on 'channeling' and editors to piece his performance together, leading to a discussion on 'process thickness.'
"I'm connected to the collective unconscious and we'll see if we can go."
"She's got the thickest process I've ever worked with, I'll tell you that."
Jedidiah explains his process of literally eating the script, while The Mixer counters with his diet of raw meat and eggs to get 'messed up in the head.'
"You sit down and you eat up the script as much as you can."
"I will eat nothing but raw meat and eggs for weeks on end."
The panel of acclaimed dramatic actors introduces themselves and their latest projects, ranging from a superhero called The Mixer to a futuristic recreation of World War II.
"I play Sergeant Morm in World War IV, a recreation of World War II in the eyes of the future."
Cody Jeffrey Reese reveals he doesn't memorize lines, relying instead on 'channeling' and editors to piece his performance together from reaction shots.
"I'm connected to the collective unconscious and we'll see if we can go."
Cody Jeffrey Reese reveals he doesn't memorize lines, relying instead on 'channeling' and editors to piece his performance together from reaction shots.
"She's got the thickest process I've ever worked with."