| Interview With Ryan Kelley at the set of 'Project Green Light' |
| Q. What attracted you to the entertainment industry and what was your first job or big break in the business? A. My family started in the business when I was two. My first big break came when I was seven when I got a role in the movie 'Roommates', I played Peter Falk's grandson. |
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| Q. Can you share any tricks of the trade which help you work better as an actor? A. When auditioning have the script memorized and go in with an open mind on the character. |
| Q. Whats the best lesson you've learned in regards to working in hollywood? A. Don't take rejection personally and be prepared to make suggestions about your character. |
| Q. What advice would you give to writers on how to craft a script that can help actors better understand or relate to their character? A. It helps a lot if you make the characters believable, not only physically and mentally but also with realistic dialogue. |
| Q. What advice would you give a director on how to make you job as an actor a lot easier on set? A. Give clear directions on what you're looking for. |
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