I just remember reading that and feeling like I understood how that scene should be read. The scene I recorded was with Jamie Brill, Amy Forsythe’s character, in the hallway after the seat race. What was the scene that you responded so much to that you auditioned with it? Emotionally I knew I could play the part but I could handle physical strain of it (too).
I run, I had just done a run from Santa Monica to Vegas with my girlfriends, and I had a cast on from breaking my wrist the month before, so I wrote this very detailed letter, which also included pictures of me crying in the bathroom or on the side of the road just basically saying she has to hire me. And then I wrote a letter to Lauren (Hadaway, the director). I taped my audition scene and I thought it wasn’t enough, so I picked a scene in the script that I really loved and recorded it as well. Much like (my character) Alex I have a lot of drive and ambition in my own way, a little bit healthier I would say though. I read the script and knew I had to get this role. theatres and on VOD this week ( you can read our review here), our Peter Gray chatted with Isabelle about the intense training that she endured, working with a first time director, and revisiting the role that she’s arguably most well known for, Esther from Orphan.įrom my understanding you went above and beyond what was asked of you when it came to the audition process for this film?
Winner of Best Narrative Feature and Best Actress at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, as well as recently earning nominations for Best Feature, Best Director, and Best Actress at the Independent Spirit Awards, The Novice, director Lauren Hadaway, and actress Isabelle Fuhrman are more than receiving their fair share of accolades for one of this year’s most impressive features.Īs The Novice, a psychological drama detailing one woman’s obsession with perfecting the art of college-level rowing, arrives in select U.S.
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