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Spanish actress Olga Montes joins Meeting Venus for an in-depth conversation about her artistic journey, her approach to character building, and the emotional intelligence behind her performances.

In this exclusive interview, Olga reflects on her early interest in art and acting, her evolution across film and television, and how she prepares complex roles in projects such as Scarpedicamente and Alert: Unidad de Personas Desaparecidas. She speaks candidly about silence, inner strength, vulnerability, and how experience reshapes an actor’s relationship with the camera.

Meeting Venus is a global interview platform dedicated to women artists worldwide, hosting live conversations in six languages and exploring creativity, career longevity, and cultural identity.

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Olga Montes on Acting, Character Depth & the Power of Silence | Meeting Venus Interview
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In this exclusive Meeting Venus interview, South African actress Nikita Faber joins us for an in-depth conversation about her acting journey, character work, and the realities of working in genre cinema and international productions.

Known for her roles in cult and mainstream projects, Nikita discusses her experience in horror films like Fried Barry, commercial productions such as 6-Headed Shark Attack, and appearing in international television series including 1923.

We also explore the South African film environment β€” its strengths, challenges, and evolving identity β€” from the perspective of a working actress navigating both local and global industries.

Meeting Venus is a long-form interview platform dedicated to cinema, performance, and cultural dialogue, continuing over three decades of film programming, criticism, and international festival experience.

πŸ“Œ Topics covered:
– Acting craft & character building
– Horror and genre cinema
– Working on international sets
– South African film industry realities
– Career sustainability for actors

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Nikita Faber Interview | South African Actress on Roles, Horror Cinema & Global Productions
In this exclusive episode of **Meeting Venus**, host Sherif M. Awad sits down with Spanish actress **Bruna Rubio** to talk about her latest gothic horror film **Vampiras: The Brides**.

Bruna opens up about reimagining the female vampire, building a powerful and psychologically complex character, and navigating the legacy of vampire cinema. The conversation also looks back at her international breakthrough in **Vampire Academy**, tracing her evolution from fantasy television to darker, more intimate genre storytelling.

We discuss acting craft, identity, genre freedom, and what it means to be a Spanish actress working across borders β€” from image and mythology to ambition and creative fear.

πŸŽ₯ **Topics covered:**

* *Vampiras: The Brides* explained
* Female vampires & gothic power
* From *Vampire Academy* to indie horror
* Acting choices, image & identity
* What’s next for Bruna Rubio

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Bruna Rubio on Vampiras: The Brides | From Vampire Academy to Dark Gothic Cinema | Meeting Venus
In this exclusive Meeting Venus conversation, actress and model Fernanda Romero joins us for an in-depth discussion that begins with her latest horror film, The Containment, and journeys backward through her remarkable international career.

Fernanda opens up about portraying a psychologically intense character in The Containment, exploring fear, faith, and emotional confinement. From there, we revisit her early years in modeling, her transition into acting, and the challenges of building a career across Hollywood and Latin American cinema.

The conversation also touches on creativity, social media and visibility, the pressure placed on female artists, and the dreams that continue to guide her choices today.

A thoughtful, intimate dialogue about reinvention, endurance, and the courage to evolve.

πŸŽ™οΈ Hosted by Meeting Venus
πŸ“ New episodes exploring cinema, culture, and identity

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Fernanda Romero on The Containment, Horror, Identity & Reinventing a Career | Meeting Venus
Alisha Liston joins MeetingVenus for an in-depth conversation about storytelling, identity, and building a fantasy universe through music.

Known for her whimsical, cinematic songwriting and surreal metaphors, Alisha walks us through her artistic evolution β€” from releasing her first EP Beautiful Illusion, to creating the narrative album Dreamland, and now expanding that universe with her latest single β€œAngelology”, the first chapter of her upcoming EP Cirque du Seraphine.

In this interview, we explore:
β€’ The origin of Dreamland and its characters
β€’ How Angelology introduces a new protagonist, Roo
β€’ The link between music, cirque arts, and aerial performance
β€’ Vulnerability, perfection, and artistic identity
β€’ How fantasy becomes a language for real emotional journeys

This episode bridges cultures and perspectives β€” a behind-the-camera critic in conversation with a young artist crafting her own mythos in sound, movement, and imagination.

πŸŽͺ Cirque du Seraphine EP release: June 12, 2026
🎢 Angelology out now

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Alisha Liston on Angelology, Dreamland & Building a Fantasy Universe | MeetingVenus
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Live Interview with Kelowna jazz singer Anna Jacyszyn
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I am a Film Critic/Curator/Programmer/Publicist, since 1990
Also, an Online Marketer/Social Media Manager.

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Interview with singer Alessa XO in Crystal Palace, Quito
Victoria Spencer Smith discusses her award-winning feature screenplay Runaway Bob, a heartfelt road trip comedy inspired by family, community, and redemption.
In this in-depth Meeting Venus interview, actress and screenwriter Victoria Spencer Smith shares the origin of Runaway Bob, its journey from personal experience to screenplay, comparisons to Little Miss Sunshine, Cocoon, and The Bucket List, and why the project is timely for investors, producers, and distributors.

The conversation explores casting vision (Ted Danson, Ellen Barkin, Marisa Tomei), potential directors, festival strategy, streaming vs theatrical prospects, and why Runaway Bob is designed to resonate with global audiences seeking emotionally driven, character-based storytelling.

πŸ“Œ Project Highlight: Runaway Bob – Award-Winning Feature Screenplay
🎬 Genre: Road Trip Comedy / Humanist Cinema
πŸ’Ό Seeking: Investors, Producers, Strategic Partners

πŸ“Ί Hosted by Sherif M. Awad – film critic, festival programmer, and curator
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Interviews' Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNagfXwFvfl8sux5QFkiayxmndqgCG5kP

I am a Film Critic/Curator/Programmer/Publicist, since 1990
Also, an Online Marketer/Social Media Manager.

The Arts And Creativity of Women Worldwide: 
Articles and Interviews by Sherif Awad-Film Critic-Egypt-Ecuador
www.MeetingVenus.com
www.MeetingVenusFantasies.com

#meetingvenus #interviews #entertainment
Victoria Spencer Smith on β€œRunaway Bob” – Award-Winning Road Trip Comedy Feature Seeking Investors
In this Meeting Venus live conversation, Caribbean soca artist Camille (Camille Claudette John) opens up about her journey as a woman navigating music, culture, and power.

From the breakout success of β€œMango” to her executive-produced single β€œPush Back,” Ms. Camille speaks honestly about breaking barriers in Soca, competing in male-dominated spaces, and staying culturally rooted while reaching a global audience.

She reflects on representing Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique, drawing inspiration from the Queen of Soca Alison Hinds, and using her platform for humanitarian impact β€” including raising over $100,000 USD to save a life.

This is a conversation about womanhood, resilience, Caribbean identity, music ownership, and purpose β€” beyond fame, beyond trends.

πŸ“Œ Subscribe to Meeting Venus for intimate, unfiltered conversations with women shaping culture, art, and power on their own terms.

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Ms. Camille: Breaking Barriers in Soca, Womanhood, Power & Caribbean Identity | Meeting Venus
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