Take #81 - Anna Lambe: North of North, TIFF and Almost Quitting
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Anna Lambe, award-winning actor, filmmaker and star of CBC/ Netflix North of North, joins That Digital Take for an honest conversation about what a working acting career actually looks like.
Anna opens up about wanting to give up "all the time," the black box of self-tapes and casting, and why the glitz and glamour people imagine around film and television doesn't match the job. She also gets into shooting North of North through three straight weeks of blizzards, working with Inuit showrunners from the North, how she memorizes a script, why Emma Stone is a guiding light, her first TIFF back since she was a newer actor, and the boundaries she keeps around social media.
Chapters:
5:45 — Wanting to give up
8:33 — Auditioning before and after Covid
11:07 — The self-tape black box
12:22 — The Hollywood glitz myth
14:51 — Making North of North
20:34 — Blizzards and shooting in the cold
26:42 — Emma Stone and guiding lights
31:55 — How she memorizes
35:27 — Back at TIFF
41:40 — Social media and boundaries
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