Kid actors Ava Louise Murchison and Mason Blomberg, stars of new ‘Jane’ series, answer 7 Questions with Emmy
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Every week I’m interviewing fascinating people in our community, nation and around the world.
Today I’m talking with two kids who star in the new Apple TV+ series “Jane.” Ava Louise Murchison and Mason Blomberg have both been acting for a few years and in the new show, Ava Louise, who plays Jane, is on a quest to save endangered animals with her best friend David, played by Mason.
I have a chance to watch the series with my family and it’s a lot of fun!
I spoke with Ava Louise and Mason on Zoom. Here’s what I asked them:
- Mason and Ava Louise, what was your favorite “Jane” episode to film?
- Mason, how did you get your start in acting?
- Ava Louise, did you guys film with real animals for “Jane” and what was your favorite animal?
- Mason and Ava Louise, what did you guys learn filming this series?
- Ava Louise, do you have a dream role you’d like to play?
- Mason, if you could work with any actor, who would you choose?
- Mason and Ava Louise, what is the hardest part about working in show business?
BONUS QUESTIONS
- Mason and Ava Louise, I live in Idaho and we are known for our potatoes. Have you ever been here and what’s your favorite way to have a potato?
- Mason, in “Jane,” it looks like you got to film in a lot of cool locations — even in the water! What was your favorite place to visit?
- Ava Louise, you get to Facetime a lot of cool people at the end of each episode. Did you have a favorite person?
You can watch my entire interview with Ava Louise and Mason in the video player above. Learn more about “Jane” here.
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