"Create your own projects. The world starts opening up things to you when you start doing for yourself a little bit."Ronnie Gene Blevins is best known for his role as the small-time criminal "Willie Russell" in the award-winning film JOE, starring Nicolas Cage, directed by David Gordan Green. He'll be supporting Will Smith in The Apple TV plus movie "Emancipation," and he'll also reoccur in the new Natalie Portman show for Apple TV called Lady in the Lake. Ronnie also worked on Batman: The Dark Knight Rises, Death Wish, The Wave, Within, and Seven Psychopaths. On TV, Ronnie had roles in True Detective, Twin Peaks, Shameless, The Kingdom, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Murder In the first. In this episode, Ronnie and I have a fantastic conversation about his journey in the industry and his almost 10 years of studying and honing his craft before getting his first acting gig. Ronnie also talked about how he gets ready for a role, gives texture to his characters, and why he creates something every time he needs to level up.Plus, we went through his technique for creating villains, how he deals with frustration, he shared his best advice for young actors, and so much more.   Tune in to Episode 69 of Hollywood Dream Maker to learn about Ronnie's hell of a ride in Hollywood and his admirable work ethic and professionalism. In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Ronnie's passion for acting (4:34)We don't die in casting; we just get reborn into another (7:33)About Ronnie's technique to give texture to every role he plays (20:55)Value your own perspective and don't be afraid of sharing it (43:13)Expectation is the mother of disappointment (50:54)Ronnie shares his thoughts on self-taping (1:05:14)Connect with Ronnie Gene Blevins:IMDbInstagramLet’s Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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