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Behind the scenes: I’ve been working exceptionally hard behind the scenes, and things are finally starting to feel like they’re coming together. ❤️ There may be some amazing news to share soon. 💪🏻🔥 I’m waiting until the time is right to announce anything, but for now, I’m feeling hopeful and proud of how far I’ve come. It’s lovely to feel like the hard work is beginning to pay off. 🙏🏻✨ Sarah Wingfield ❤️  Kawaii Doll Decora.uk Alt text: Sarah Wingfield takes a playful selfie in a pink and purple music studio, wearing glasses and a white graphic top. She sticks out her tongue and makes a hand gesture. Guitars, a keyboard, a microphone and a glowing heart are behind her. Text on the image reads “KawaiiDollDecora.uk” and “Sarah Wingfield — Actress | Author | Advocate.”

This Life Chose Me: Filmmaking, Acting and the Reality Behind the Glamour Something happened recently within one of my filmmaking circles that made me want to speak on something a little bigger than one bit of drama. Scare actors are not movie actors. That doesn’t mean scare acting isn’t valid, because it absolutely is. It takes confidence, timing, physicality, presence, improvisation and the ability to create an immediate reaction. But screen acting is a different discipline. Playing an actual character with history, flaws, emotions, relationships, motivations and a completely different personality is not as easy as good actors make it look. And good actors really do make it look easy. It isn’t. You can be filming one emotional scene in the morning, something completely different later, then return to that first emotional state from another angle and have to match the same performance all over again. Some scare actors can absolutely cross over and be brilliant screen actors too, but n...