Robert plays the supporting role of Eric, Leigh Fisher’s best friend. Robert’s depiction of concern for Leigh’s actions shines through with his dramatic verbal expression. He was a joy to have on set as he demonstrated enthusiasm and dedication to his role.
Tell me a little about yourself
I am a healthcare consultant and restaurant owner. I have participated in many local theatre projects at DreamWrights and The Belmont Theatre
How did you get involved with In Your Afterglow?
I posted on Facebook it was time for me to start acting again and Patti Stirk linked me up with Trish to explore the role in film.
What was your favorite experience working on the film?
Working with the other actors and directors
What skills improved during your participation in the film?
Understanding how film works differently from live theatre
How did you prepare for your role as Eric?
I studied my lines!
What is your favorite scene from In Your Afterglow?
I enjoyed working at the farmhouse. It was a very hot summer day, but the perfect backdrop for the scenes and we drinking wine.
What was your biggest challenge when working on the film?
Not having prior rehearsals like I was used to in live theatre
What other acting projects have you work on?
Beauty & The Beast, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Anne of Green Gables, Anne of Avonlee, Cinderella, Heidi, and many more.
What’s next for you?
A new restaurant in Hanover called McAllister’s on York and who knows when I’ll show up on the big, small, or live theatre. I believe I am in an episode of the next season of the Real Housewives of NY.
Click on the following link to purchase your tickets now to see Robert In Your Afterglow, February 23, 2020!
https://appellcenter.org/show/capfilm-in-your-afterglow