In this episode, join us as we delve into Kylee Levien’s journey portraying a traumatized yet resilient character in the film. From challenging hospital scenes to the emotional impact of the story, we explore the highs and lows of filmmaking. Plus, Kylee shares insights from her experience on set, including moments of improvisation and the art of vulnerability. Remember, every emotion has a story, and this podcast episode uncovers the raw emotions behind the camera. Tune in for an intimate conversation about passion, transformation, and the power of storytelling.
Takeaways
Roswell Delirium is a film that explores the story of a young girl dealing with trauma and adversity in a post-apocalyptic world.
Kylee Levine’s character, Mayday Malone, is described as traumatized, strong, and independent.
The most challenging scene for Kylee to film was in the hospital, where she had to connect with the emotions of a dying character.
The film evokes nostalgia and emotional connections to real-life events, such as the Challenger explosion.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:12 Background and Praise for Roswell Delirium
06:00 Challenges of Filming Emotional Scenes
10:29 Most Challenging Scene to Film
13:19 Emotional Impact of the Film
15:39 The Depth and Complexity of the Film
21:35 The Impact of Real-Life Events
22:04 Capturing Raw Emotions
22:52 Directing Style
25:04 Memorable Moments on Set
31:23 Approaching Roles with Physical Transformations
35:27 Improvisation and Character Development
39:11 Upcoming Projects
41:08 Lessons Learned
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