A Shining Example director Clarke Wolfe discussed the lessons from acting she brought behind the camera, including how to throw her stars curveballs.
The Big Picture After years of acting in genre films like Deathcember and hosting episodes of series like AMC's Show Me More, Clarke Wolfe took her first crack at directing with the short film A Shining Example. The project proved to be a great chance for Wolfe to add her voice to the horror space and employ some of the lessons she learned as an actor along the way.
"Oh, wow. Well, Anthony DiBlasi, who directed Malum, there's something that's going to come out on the Blu-ray that you will be able to see. I'll speak as a director; Anthony, when he directs, he gets what he needs, and then he throws you a curveball. If he's got time, he's like, 'Now, let's just try something.
Thanks to experimenting with Cohen, she was able to engender a bit of sympathy for his character in one scene rather than simply leaving him as an uncaring husband. It's because of that experience, and her time with DiBlasi, that she called on more directors to implement those same techniques to get the most out of their actors.:
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