They like, Melanie Skarovano He faced a difficult time for other children – especially other girls. Although she felt that she was able to reconcile the children for a while, it was a stage that ended in the end.
“It was just a single presence,” the actor says, “I think it was a gift. Because I grew up, I [realized] Your female peers are your great strength, and have really begun to try to develop these relationships. “
Nowadays, Scrofano is famous for working on TV that focuses such links between women. She says that the experience of the relationship between the sisters during her period of existence.Wynonna Earp– West is a supernatural around your family’s love very much – it made him something you attracted to the projects.
“Yes, I was attracted to those stories, but partly, it is lucky to facilitate these people who facilitate falling into their love in my lap.” Says Scrofano says.
Her latest series, “Revival”, which was first shown last week on Syfy (the first episode will reach Peacock on Thursday), as it focuses on the relationship between two sisters. It was created by Aaron B. Contez and Luk Boyce, the super ambiguity revolves around the small city of Wisconsin, where they once returned, that the people who died recently returned to life. The show depends on the comic books series written by Tim Celly and Mike Norton.
Dana Cyber of Melanie Skovano with her father Wayne (David James Elliot), in “Revival”.
(NAOMI Peters / Lavivier Productions / Syfy)
Scrofano plays the role of Dana Cypress, a clear mother and a local police officer who simply tries to provide her child. The audience meets for the first time in Dana, expressing her home to chase a new opportunity away from her hometown.
“It is a small city, [and] “Once people decide who you are, this is who you are,” says Scrofano, who also works as an executive producer in this series.[But] Dana knows she can be more. … So she wants to get out of there and make the promise she knows that she has herself. “
Unfortunately, the sudden resurrection of Dana plans that died in the city recently hinders. The series is followed by Dana, which is investigating the situation about the unnamed Mitwali, called “Reviews” in the language of the show, in addition to other (perhaps related) crimes. She is also moving in a tense relationship with her father and romance as a result of trying to reconnect to her separate younger sister.
What scrofano hit the character is that it has not been defined through its function or any specific role.
“she [feels] “She is just a woman trying to exist and realize her dreams in a way that she feels impossible, and nothing more than that,” says Scofano of Dana.
Scrofano explains that Revivers are also a real human being who seems to have returned exactly as they were before their death, instead of zombie-like monsters-at least for the largest part. But a lot of the world no longer sees them in this way, and views differ on how the reviews are treated.
“The rules [that apply to them] It has changed, although they did not do it, “Scripno says:” Casting how we deal with people who differ from us, I really had to do so. How do you fight for what is right when you do not fully understand what is happening, but in your heart, you know that we need to stand by these people? “
Dana’s sister EM (Rumman Wiltman), to the right, facing Arlene Stankiefiscz (Nicky Guadagni) in “Revival”.
(NAOMI Peters / Lavivier Productions / Syfy)
Although the show was appointed in 2006 – as it is clear from everyone’s phones, the topics he touched are in time. Although the revival operations are more general for those who are considered “others”, the offer reaches a moment when immigrants and the United States standing by the federal government are apparently for public safety reasons, which leads to public safety causes, which led People are targeted to How to look. (The penultimate scrofano was interviewed Immigration raids and Disorders In Los Angeles.)
A topical is how the ideological rift between Dana and her father, Town Sharif Wayne Cyber (David James Elliot) is a source of tension. They hold different views regarding their duty as well as attitudes towards reviews.
“Many families are now completely divided by what is happening in the world,” says Scrofano. “I love the story of the battle to find a common ground between them. … They are forced to find it … and this gives me hope that it may inspire people who may be in those sections to try to find their way to each other in a way that feels respectful and fulfilled for both sides.”
This series deals with relevant topics through a supernatural symbolism of nature, but “Revival” tells more than one story. Scrofano also describes, “It has become horror, it contains comedy, it is a family, it has become a paranormal [and] I got a real crime. “
Dana’s relationship with her younger sister (Rumi Witman) deals with a few of these boxes.
Em was born with non -spent bone bone, also known as fragile bone disease, so her family treated her accurately throughout her life.
“We grew up, we were all very protection,” Skovano says about the family of her personality. “A lot in the way Dana is defined and she cannot escape from the definition of who she is, Em has the same burden. There is a distance there because Dana could not approach … because all her life [her] My father said, “Do not touch. Make sure.” “
The sisters have grown some time before the start of the show, but the mysterious events that occur in their town bring them back to each other. They try to reconnect, discuss the amount of what the sisters can touch and will touch them due to the case of EM.
“We re -discover our relationship with this new way,” says Scrofano. “Because of what he went through, he frees them from certain things and is keen to be able to link in a way that we have not been able to do before.”
Scripno Weltman, who depicts EM, calls “grace”.
“Rumi is one of the most thinking, sympathy, and mercy that I met at all, and she is wise after her years,” she says.
Scrofano admits that there are some similarities between “Revival” and the show that is famous for: “Wynonna Earp“The first playing her role, she was initially retreated. private“Wynonna Earp: Vengence”, released on Tubi last year.
Dana (Melanie Skarovano) and reference in “Revival”.
(Mathieu Savidant / Lavivier Productions / Syfy)
Both are supernatural offers of nature characterized by a group of dead people and a central relationship between sisters. Scrofano admits that she felt some pressure to make sure that Dana and Wynonna was separate enough so that the first does not feel the latter’s derivative, because “Wynonna” is a special thing.
It even slips from avoiding the word “curse” when discussing “revival” only to maintain the distance between the two shows, but it also shows that the similarities reach only further.
“I will not try to persuade people that it is not … a clear parallel, but this is where it ends.” She participates in one less clear connection between the two offers, explaining that it was Noel Carboni, the “Wynonna Earp” producer, who initially communicated with it about the role of “revival”.
Scrofano is a little bit for “Wynonna Earp” is understandable. The crew and crew often talked about the base of extreme loyal fans and passion over the years. The show also helped start writing Scrofano and Job guidance.
SCROFANO says, “Winuna opened” a lot of doors creatively. ” “Because it opens a lot of doors, I don’t feel pressure [having] To escape some of the templates that Wynonna created or that I created myself through it. “
In a conversation about jokes about the configuration of Turduckens, nostalgia for jeans that are worn through Agets and compare the visual background decor in each of our zoom windows, SCROFANO is more involved when discussing storytelling.
She shares how a child arose with anxiety, and thinking about “married … with children” was the only way to settle her mind. The recognition of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” led to the start of the martial arts. It also has a deep love for “space balls,” strange science “and” maze “.
What Scrofano loves in its function and appears like “Revival” is that they give people an opportunity “to search for answers through these stories” and characters to enhance sympathy and understanding towards others.
“By doing what we are doing, we hope that we can at least people to bear each other slightly better,” says Scrofano.
