Studio Notes

It’s still green, mostly. But not the same green as in July. There’s a dryness in the air now — not cold, just sharper. You start...

Studio note on language, memory, and casting across borders It happens sometimes. I’ll be in line at the bakery or chatting with someone...

I flew out of Copenhagen in the afternoon. The window seat faced west. Below, the city faded into farmland — quiet blocks of color, neat...

There’s a ceramic cup just to the right of my keyboard, filled with pencils — some sharpened to a perfect point, others worn down to...

How voice work stretches the actor’s instinct. Somewhere along the way, I stopped seeing voiceover as something separate from acting....

How character work begins before the script. A quiet moment on a coastal train — where characters sometimes begin to form. I saw a man...

I’ve voiced a mix of work over the years — mostly narration, commercial reads, and the occasional character in a short film. Some scripts...

I’ve started thinking about characters on trains, in line at the post office, while folding towels. The process doesn’t always begin on...

I’ve had casting conversations where someone pauses and says, “You’re Danish?” Sometimes there’s a look at the CV. Sometimes just a...

I’ve been on a lot of sets — large, small, some held together by gaffer tape and takeaway coffee. The glamour isn’t always real, but the...

There’s a particular kind of silence that lives in a recording booth. Not the absence of sound - more a stillness that hums just beneath...

There’s something about the characters we’re not meant to notice. Not the lead. Not even the named supporting role. The one standing...

Between takes. Staying with the character. The moments between takes are often what I remember most. When everything’s still for a...

When I draw, I’m rarely setting out to capture something grand. It’s more often the small, familiar human things that hold my attention —...

While Denmark is often associated with modernism and contemporary aesthetics, it’s the vintage charm of the 1920s to the 1970s that...

Copenhagen is often celebrated for its vibrant culture, innovative design, and world-class culinary scene, but there’s so much more to...

As a Danish actress working across independent film, voice work, and illustration, I’ve found that building quiet, meaningful creative...

There’s a particular kind of stillness to summer mornings in Copenhagen. The city doesn’t rush. Light spills in slowly — pale at first,...

As a Danish actress and illustrator based in Copenhagen, I often split my time between film sets, my home studio — and the city’s quiet...