Interviewing the actress, model and musician: Abigail

1-. How was your childhood?

"I moved schools and cities in British Columbia quite a bit growing up, which meant I was constantly the 'new person' having to figure out a new system. Dealing with that much change early on taught me how to be highly organized and proactive. Because I didn't always know what was coming next, I learned to prepare thoroughly for every situation. Today, that translates into a very disciplined work style—I’m someone who stays ahead of deadlines and anticipates challenges before they become real problems."

2. - From what age did you decide to be an actress and how did you know you had theskills to go on TV?

"It wasn't until I was 18 that I made the definitive choice. Before that, it was just a hobby. I knew I had the skills for TV specifically when I did my first student film. I realized that while theater is about projection, film is about truth. I felt very comfortable with the intimacy of the camera, and my director at the time told me I had a natural stillness that translates well to the screen."

3. - Did your parents support you in the decision you made to be an actress?

"Completely. In fact, they were the ones who noticed I was always performing or recreating movie scenes in my room. They were the ones who signed me up for my first class because they saw a spark in me that I hadn't even recognized yet."

4. - What was your first appearance on the screens?

"My first professional appearance was in [my life with the Walter boys]. I remember walking onto the (Netflix) set and being so excited to have my makeup and costume fitting done and filming such cool scenes that you will all see soon!

5. - What was the role you liked the most?

Definitely my character Sophia in the short film whispers of nature that will be in Calgary international film festival this year!

Stay tuned!

6.- What do you think led you to fame?

What led me to fame was recreating stranger things scenes as Mike wheeler or eleven on tik tok or making up my own ideas a lot of people really loved that and it brought me to become very popular.

7-. What types of characters you would like to interpret?

"I’d love to take on a horror role because of the physical commitment it requires. Whether it’s the tension of a 'final girl' or the unsettling movements of a supernatural entity, it’s a genre that requires your whole body to tell the story. I’m excited by the idea of using breath and movement to create an atmosphere of dread." But also drama would be another one!

8-. What actresses and actors do you feel comfortable working with?

I feel most comfortable working with actors who are generous in the scene. To me, acting is 10% talking and 90% listening. I love working with people who stay present and give you something to react to, even when the camera isn't on them. That kind of mutual support makes the best work."

9-. In what other genres of art would you like to participate? (Works of theater, music, among others)

"I’m very passionate about music—I’m a singer, and I play both the guitar and drums. I’d love to participate in projects where those worlds collide, like a musical biopic or a theatrical production that requires live instrumentation. Being a drummer, specifically, has actually helped my acting; it’s all about rhythm and 'the beat' of a scene. I’d love to explore experimental theater or even scoring for film, where I can use my understanding of timing to help build the tension or the emotional arc of a story."

10.- Do you have any anecdotes that have marked you in your life and as a person?

"A significant moment for me was following Finn Wolfhard’s journey. Seeing someone successfully bridge the gap between high-intensity horror and being a guitarist and singer was a 'lightbulb' moment. I remember watching him and realizing that the rhythm I feel when I'm playing the drums is the same rhythm needed to pace a scene in a thriller. It marked me because it gave me the permission to bring my whole self—the musician and the actress—to the table. It taught me that my music doesn't distract from my acting; it fuels it."

11.- What has been your greatest achievement?

"My greatest achievement has been developing my versatility. Being able to walk into a room as a singer, a guitarist, and a drummer, and then flip a switch to deliver a heavy, dramatic performance is something I’ve worked very hard for. I’m proud of the discipline it took to build that 'toolkit' so I’m ready for any challenge a director throws at me."

12.- What projects will you make next and which ones do you have in mind?

"I’m focused on projects that bridge the gap between indie music and elevated horror. I’ve always admired the career path Finn Wolfhard has taken—it’s actually a huge goal of mine to work with him. I think we share a very similar 'creative DNA' as musicians who act. I’m looking for a project—or even thinking of developing one—that feels like a gritty, supernatural thriller set in the music world. I want to be in a cast where the actors can actually play their own instruments and bring that raw, live-energy to a scary or intense story. That’s the specific 'vibe' I’m moving toward next."

13.- Would you like to make a movie in Spain?

That would be amazing

Absolutely!

14.- you like spanish cinema?

"I absolutely love Spanish cinema. There is a darkness and a poetic beauty in Spanish films that you don't always find in Hollywood. Directors like Guillermo del Toro (who did The Orphanage and Pan's Labyrinth) or Alejandro Amenábar (The Others) have mastered the kind of 'elevated horror' I’m drawn to. It’s not just about jump scares; it’s about atmosphere and deep emotion."