You recently finished filming the next Murder, She Baked film. How did you get that role? What can you tell us about your role in that film without spoiling the storyline?
I auditioned for the role with casting and Kristopher Tabori, the director. I play Michelle Bishop, the coach’s wife, on the series, which follows crime-solving baker Hannah Swensen’s first-ever televised bake-off competition gone horribly wrong.
What was it like filming with the cast on that film series? Any special behind-the-scenes moments you can share?
The cast is really incredible and very welcoming. I am in awe of Alison {Sweeney} - she is a force! It’s so inspiring. She is such an amazing and strong woman. She is one of the executive producers of the show, …show more content…
It was a HUGE learning curve for me as it was the first project I ever directed and edited. You can watch it online on YouTube! There was talk of a second season, but I’m not sure where the girls, Sydney Doberstein, Laura Carly Miller and Lily Zarif, (the stars, creators, writers and producers) are at with it at this point.
You can watch the series here: http://www.thesupportgrouptheseries.com
As the wife of an actor, how do you balance your personal life and professional life?
Honestly, we work at it. We are very supportive of one another and are lucky to have achieved some sort of balance that works for us. It can definitely be challenging, but I think the key really is how you deal with it all.
If someone were to make a movie of your life:
--What network do you think would be the best fit for it?
---Who would play you? Who would play your husband? Why?
Interesting question!
A movie of my life would probably be on HBO or Bravo. Haha! The stories I could tell…
Who would play me?? That’s a tough one, we need someone sassy, spunky, a bit of a tomboy and hilarious. Maybe I could just play me and have some really good makeup. And my husband, especially if I’m in it, let’s go with Charlie Hunnam cause he is my actor crush at the …show more content…
If she is not filming a movie or a show, she is preparing to do so. Or perhaps she is devoting time to one of her passion projects. Or perchance she is preparing for an audition. Or maybe--well, you get the idea. When Tammy is laboring within her chosen profession, she appears to have limitless energy, she enjoys savors moment, and she always looks absolutely gorgeous no matter the occasion (check out her pictures on social media, and you will see that a bad picture DOES NOT exist of this glorious beauty). Hallmark adores utilizing her in a veritable smorgasbord of their projects, and it's similarly magnificent that they appreciate her husband, Jim Thorburn, as well. I continuously maintain that Hallmark supports family values by employing several couples within their network in various capacities, and it gives me a sublime feeling to witness Hallmark's dedication to family in that fashion. While Tammy is a highly esteemed supporting actress within the realm of this splendid network, she has not yet appeared as a leading lady, and her husband has not appeared as a leading man. I still am hopeful that one day Hallmark will cast them both as leads and build an entire film based around the undeniable and incredible talents of this fantastic couple. However, until that day, Tammy will carry on as she always has, content to be a working actor, but always reaching for the next opportunity that is sent her way as
I auditioned for the role with casting and Kristopher Tabori, the director. I play Michelle Bishop, the coach’s wife, on the series, which follows crime-solving baker Hannah Swensen’s first-ever televised bake-off competition gone horribly wrong.
What was it like filming with the cast on that film series? Any special behind-the-scenes moments you can share?
The cast is really incredible and very welcoming. I am in awe of Alison {Sweeney} - she is a force! It’s so inspiring. She is such an amazing and strong woman. She is one of the executive producers of the show, …show more content…
It was a HUGE learning curve for me as it was the first project I ever directed and edited. You can watch it online on YouTube! There was talk of a second season, but I’m not sure where the girls, Sydney Doberstein, Laura Carly Miller and Lily Zarif, (the stars, creators, writers and producers) are at with it at this point.
You can watch the series here: http://www.thesupportgrouptheseries.com
As the wife of an actor, how do you balance your personal life and professional life?
Honestly, we work at it. We are very supportive of one another and are lucky to have achieved some sort of balance that works for us. It can definitely be challenging, but I think the key really is how you deal with it all.
If someone were to make a movie of your life:
--What network do you think would be the best fit for it?
---Who would play you? Who would play your husband? Why?
Interesting question!
A movie of my life would probably be on HBO or Bravo. Haha! The stories I could tell…
Who would play me?? That’s a tough one, we need someone sassy, spunky, a bit of a tomboy and hilarious. Maybe I could just play me and have some really good makeup. And my husband, especially if I’m in it, let’s go with Charlie Hunnam cause he is my actor crush at the …show more content…
If she is not filming a movie or a show, she is preparing to do so. Or perhaps she is devoting time to one of her passion projects. Or perchance she is preparing for an audition. Or maybe--well, you get the idea. When Tammy is laboring within her chosen profession, she appears to have limitless energy, she enjoys savors moment, and she always looks absolutely gorgeous no matter the occasion (check out her pictures on social media, and you will see that a bad picture DOES NOT exist of this glorious beauty). Hallmark adores utilizing her in a veritable smorgasbord of their projects, and it's similarly magnificent that they appreciate her husband, Jim Thorburn, as well. I continuously maintain that Hallmark supports family values by employing several couples within their network in various capacities, and it gives me a sublime feeling to witness Hallmark's dedication to family in that fashion. While Tammy is a highly esteemed supporting actress within the realm of this splendid network, she has not yet appeared as a leading lady, and her husband has not appeared as a leading man. I still am hopeful that one day Hallmark will cast them both as leads and build an entire film based around the undeniable and incredible talents of this fantastic couple. However, until that day, Tammy will carry on as she always has, content to be a working actor, but always reaching for the next opportunity that is sent her way as