Fem TV

Fem TV celebrates Halloween Week with three special, spooky-themed episodes. First up is Leslie Sebert, makeup department head on the Netflix movie Nightbooks, starring Krysten Ritter.

Leslie talks about creating Ritter's witchy glam look for her character, Natacha, and provides us with tips if we want to try recreating the look, too!

She also discusses her experience on one of my favourite shows of all time, Being Erica, and shares stories from working on Good Will Hunting.

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In this edition of Fem TV Presents: The Queen Sugar Directors' Series, Bertha Bay-Sa Pan takes us on a deep dive of Season 6, Episode 6, "Or Maybe Just Stay There."

In addition to giving us a look behind the scenes (spoiler alert for Season 6, Episode 6), Bertha shared the story of she joined the Queen Sugar family.

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This week on Fem TV Presents: The Queen Sugar Directors' Series, Shari L. Carpenter takes us behind the scenes of Season 6, Episode 5, "Moving So Easily Through that Common Depth."

In addition to looking at some of the episode's standout scenes (spoiler alert for Season 6, Episode 5), Shari tells us about how she became a part of the Queen Sugar family.

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In this edition of Fem TV Presents: The Queen Sugar Directors' Series, Stephanie Turner joins us to discuss Season 6, Episode 4, "To A Different Day."

Stephanie gives us a behind the scenes look at her episode (spoiler alert for Season 6, Episode 4), and shares the story of how she joined the Array family with her film, Justine, leading to her first episodic TV directing gig on Queen Sugar.

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Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson, the songwriting team behind Central Park, stop by to discuss their careers, the differences between writing for the stage versus serialized TV, and more.

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Fem TV Presents: The Queen Sugar Directors' Series continues with Marie Jamora, director of Season 6, Episode 3, "You Would Come Back Different."

Marie takes us behind the scenes of her episode, so please note that there will be spoilers discussed from Season 6, Episode 3 during this conversation. She also tells us about how she became a part of the Queen Sugar family.

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Fem TV Presents: The Queen Sugar Directors' Series continues with Cierra Glaudé, director of Season 6, Episode 2, "And Dream with Them Deeply."

Cierra shares the remarkable story of how she became a part of the Queen Sugar family, first as a production assistant and now as a director. Cierra also takes us behind the scenes of Season 6, Episode 2, so please note that there will be spoilers discussed in this episode.

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Jewel Staite stops by to chat about playing Abby Bianchi on her new series, Family Law.

In our conversation, we discuss why she wanted this role, the humour she's injected into her performance, and how Vancouver gets to be itself on screen for a change. We also take a little trip back in time to her start in the industry when she was 5.

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Lauren Ash makes her Fem TV return to chat about her new Netflix animated series, Chicago Party Aunt.

We discuss her role on the show, her love for Chicago, and how animated series make the impossible possible.

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In the conclusion to Fem TV's first annual Emmys Week, hair department head Jerilynn Stephens joins us to discuss her work on The Voice and Legendary.

She has also been using her platform to raise awareness for ovarian cancer as someone who was diagnosed with it earlier this year.

Jerilynn is a double nominee in the "Outstanding Contemporary Hairstyling For A Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Program" category for both Legendary and The Voice at this weekend's Creative Arts Emmys.

(Please note that there are somewhat graphic descriptions of medical issues in this conversation.)

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