Charlie Forde

She’s got that vibe where you can’t quite tell if she’s playing or dead serious, but it works. There’s always something happening behind her eyes: a thought, a smirk, something that pulls you in. Her scenes aren’t about hitting every beat perfectly. They’re about feeling the thing as it happens, which makes it land harder. And the directing side? That just clicks. It’s like she knows how to shape a moment from both sides of the camera. Everything feels considered but never stiff. Somehow it’s still loose, still fun, even when it goes all the way off the rails.