A. I prefer them in different ways. Absolutely, working in front of a live audience there is nothing that compares to that. Period. There is far more... [Searches for the word]
Energy?
Yeah. I personally feel that you can get more direction from an audience than practically any director. You know if the audience is happy, you know if they're with you. There's nothing like that. But there are a ton of things that can be done on film that would be impossible on stage. I mean, all the Xena stuff...
We'll get into that later.
[Laughs] Yeah. Projects like that there is absolutely nothing... as amazing as stage productions are getting, they still cannot logistically accomplish certain things onstage that are easy on film. I don't know. Emotionally, I have to go with the stage. But there's something nice about your work being better than you can make it just through special effects. You can have a fantastic moment, but when you see the finished product and it's better than you imagined just because of the elements they were able to add - that is a really interesting feeling too.
That does it for part one of the interview! Next time we'll talk about how she won the role of Livia and Eve, as well as how she prepared for the role.
Before I wrap this installment, I'd like to mention that I have extended the first stage of the contest (the question submission stage) until August 15. At that point, I will assemble the actual questionnaire for the contest and make it available. Stay tuned!
Oh... if you would like to visit the Official Adrienne Wilkinson Fan Club online, it can be found at:
http://www.angelfire.com/celeb/adriennew...
The pictures are from their archives, and I thank Adrienne and Shawna (president of her fan club) for letting me use them here.
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