How did the sequence parents deal with you?
“Jitka took care of me like a mom and took excellent care of me between pictures. Saša was once superb, he all the time created a comfortable setting and my dad seems identical to him. Even the circle of relatives scenario that is occurring there’s very similar to what I have been thru in my private existence.”
So have you ever skilled considered one of your oldsters transferring away?
“That is proper. It grew to become out another way than I imagined, however in reality excellent. I would not love to elaborate extra.’
Just right. From the age of 3, you attended the RAK dance middle in Beroun, the place your mom took you. Used to be she a dancer?
“Mother had an excellent courting with dance, she went to coaching classes and as soon as took me together with her. I spent the entire coaching together with her there, and the principle chief instructed her to signal me up. Since then I danced in a bunch with kids of a equivalent age.’
You faithful your self to the so-called display dance. What’s it about?
“Showdance is a contemporary dance that incorporates props, costumes, makeup and all the time expresses a tale, be it cinematic, fairy-tale or fictional. We did, for instance The Jungle Guidelater, when I used to be older, I take into accout the efficiency Secrets and techniques within the Lawn the place I performed a former fashionable wheelchair gymnast who manages to get again on her toes.”
Are you able to take into accout the craziest dress you wore all over a display dance?
“Most definitely after I had a shell on my again. I danced the snail.’
It should had been a sluggish dance…
“To the contrary, it was once intended to be within the taste of Method 1. We have been impressed via the Turbo Snail fairy story.”
You then curious about fresh dance, i.e. fresh dances?
“Sure, I nonetheless do this nowadays. I needed to prevent competing in display dancing as a result of college as a result of I could not stay up anymore. I really like dancing and I used to be very unhappy after I needed to give it up on the best possible aggressive stage. We went to the sector championships and the dance college was once my house. On the other hand, I will attend fresh dance when it fits me. I am in search of attention-grabbing unfastened classes the place there’s a lecturer and several types of folks, which I experience.”
What does that come up with?
“Pleasure and happiness.”
You might be these days learning song and drama on the state conservatory. Used to be it arduous to get there?
“In my 12 months, 200 folks carried out and so they selected six women and 6 boys.”
Do you even have dance categories there?
“Sure. Now we have acrobatics, people dance, degree motion. My large dream was once to develop into a dancer, however I modified it as a result of I love to sing since I used to be a kid, and the conservatory combines making a song, performing and dancing. All 3 issues I really like.’
Pupils of classical prime faculties move to bounce categories. How are you?
“My classmate is going to bounce elegance, however the entire elegance does not have to head that approach. I have not been to dances and I do not plan to. It was once sufficient for me to revel in them within the sequence.”
You might be 16 years previous, how do you love to spend your time?
“With my pals. We most commonly sit down outdoor someplace and communicate and stuff. However I additionally like looking at new motion pictures, paying attention to song, drawing and portray.”
Do you move to discos?
“Every now and then I’m going to them. I experience the entirety from pop song to techno. I additionally like to hear older bands like Depeche Mode, which my dad used to play for me.”
Are you going to balls?
“I have been invited to proms a couple of instances.”
Do you favor a males’s or a girls’s election?
“I believe the lads’s one is healthier.”
So you would not refuse even supposing anyone you did not like in the beginning sight got here?
“She did not refuse as a result of he may also be very humorous.”
They are saying that younger folks do not move out ingesting in any respect nowadays. I do know you should not drink but, however what is your courting with alcohol?
“The conservatory is rumored to be wild. I most definitely would not deny that, however I believe we have now commonplace sense, and as they are saying: The entirety sparsely. We do not embarrass any person, however we adore to head and sit down down for a drink.’
So have you ever had a lager but?
“Positive, however I desire wine as a result of I come from a wine circle of relatives.”
Your serial circle of relatives is dancing. It was once tricky to persuade director Jiří Vejdělekthat you’re the most productive for the position?
“I do not know as it was once my first casting for a job within the sequence. I had finished quite a lot of advertisements or video clips earlier than, so I did not know what I used to be entering and what precisely to be expecting. At first there have been about 30 women and I finished a number of rounds. I used to be the primary to use for the position of Klara, which is now performed via Anička Dvořáková. After which Mr. Vejdělek selected me for the position of Olivia.”
Did you need to carry out any dance creations?
“Already in the second one spherical there have been dance creations. Dancer from StarDance Terezka Prucková us she taught quick choreographies that we needed to carry out in entrance of the director.’
Then they selected you. What number of hours an afternoon did you teach?
“We had coaching two times every week for an hour and a part, two on the maximum. We educated with my serial dance spouse, who’s performed via Dan Žižka, and it was once divine.”
Dan Žižka has intensive revel in with dance…
“He even competed in Latin American dances, which I by no means did.”
Once we see a dance pageant within the sequence, the extras are skilled dancers. Did you’re feeling extra accountable against them?
“For sure. I had numerous degree fright. In comparison to them, I felt like a whole slob. It felt love it was once one thing utterly new for me. My methodology was once now not best possible. Thankfully, they have been lenient with me, now and again they gave me some recommendation, helped me with one thing, and we had a good time.”
What was once essentially the most tricky for you in those dances?
“On the very starting, after we began doing samba, it was once very tricky for me to grasp the »baunc-baunc«, which is the springing of the pelvis. I understood him, however I could not attach it fluently whilst dancing. I had an issue with that. After which, in rumba, the knees should all the time be bent with each and every step, which could be very unnatural and important.”
The primary a part of the sequence Dancing watched via 831,000 audience. What was once your reaction?
“Simplest excellent. My classmates are glad, they fortify me and they’re candy.”
What’s it like to have a look at your self?
“I watched Voyo and it was once really nice, however it is usually atypical. Principally it kind of feels to me that my voice sounds a bit other there. I suppose I will need to get used to it, as a result of I were given an be offering for some other position on Nova, however I will’t communicate a lot about it but.”
Do folks acknowledge you in the street but?
“It is just came about to me a couple of instances. I glance a bit other than within the sequence, which was once filmed a 12 months in the past, so perhaps that is but to return.”
Style
“I do each picture modeling and modeling, however I love performing extra as a result of that is the place my voice is heard and it is a lot more unique.” says Anna Marie Fučíková. We had the chance to look her as an actress in an commercial on Livesport.cz directed via Karel Janák. She additionally starred in a song video via Joshua Curran – Brightbeamfor which she additionally ready the total choreography.