In this interview, I talk with Marcia Lopez, a talented actress based in New York City, to discuss her unique career journey—from her early days as a flight attendant to becoming an accomplished actress. Marcia reflects on how her experiences in the airline industry equipped her with transferable skills that have proven invaluable in the world of acting.

Known for her roles in theatre, commercials, and film, Marcia has built a reputation for portraying characters that challenge societal norms and spark introspection. Her impressive repertoire includes roles like Lady Capulet in Romeo & Juliet, Conchalla in The Late Henry Moss at Shepardfest, and Marie in the upcoming feature film East Bay Confidential. Marcia delves into her experience working on East Bay Confidential, sharing what drew her to the role and the impact it had on her as an artist.

Her career is shaped by a cosmopolitan background, with work that resonates in Uruguay, Dubai, the U.A.E., and the U.S. Marcia honed her craft under the mentorship of renowned professionals such as John Markland at The Markland Studio, Jorge-Luis Pallo at Scott Sedita Studios, and Rachel Gold at Rachel Gold Creative. She also credits her grandfather, Don Horacio Lopez, the founder of one of Uruguay’s most successful tango orchestras, for profoundly influencing her artistic sensibilities.

If you're an aspiring actor, or just curious about the realities of the entertainment world, this interview offers valuable insights into the perseverance, passion, and dedication required to succeed. Watch now to hear Marcia's full story!

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