CG: How long have you been acting?

SR: I’ve always been acting since I was a kid, school plays then I moved on to more serious acting courses and training run by universities then into T.V commercials, small parts on T.V. and films.

CG: I know you are doing very well in Australia, are you an Australian native?

SR: Yes, I am an Australian native, born and raised.

CG: When did you become interested in martial arts?

SR: I took an interest in Martial Arts when I was a kid playing those Streetfighter games with my brothers growing up! However it was the discipline that drew me to it as I thought it would make me a better actor.

CG: I saw on your IMDb profile that you have a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. That is an amazing achievement. How long did it take you to get the Black Belt?

SR: It took me roughly 4 years of hard training, a mixture of both one on one and group-style class training.

CG: Are you trained in any other styles?

SR: Yes I’m trained in Capoeira for 4 years now as well.

CG: Which is your favorite?

SR: I love them both for different reasons, Tae Kwon Do to me is like boxing it’s a direct art form and Capoeira is an art form which was developed to disguise the movements by using dance and acrobatics, there is a fluidity and agility I love about capoeira that is quite liberating. Both are rich in traditions and I really like that.

CG: Which do you enjoy more acting or fighting?

SR: My first passion is and always will be acting, ideally though it’s when the two meet. :)

CG: If you could beat up any man in Hollywood who would it be & why?

SR: I’d love to have a fun fist fight with Keanu Reeves he was awesome in The Matrix.

CG: If you could beat up any woman in Hollywood who would it be & why?

SR: I think it would be pretty cool fighting with Angelina Jolie, she was brilliant in ‘Wanted’ I’d love to work opposite her just her physicality and presence alone impress me.

CG: If you where the star of an action movie and were given the power to choose your leading man from the following who would you choose:
A. Bruce Lee
B. Jet Li
C. Jackie Chan

SR: Although Bruce Lee’s my idol.. It’s hard to choose between Jackie Chan and Jet Li, I’d get them both! They are amazing.

CG: There are a lot of new movies coming out that are inspired by martial arts. Which are you the most excited to see?

SR: I’ve heard about ‘The Avengers’ new movie and ‘Justice League: Mortal’ I love comic book and video game films, I’m excited about the talk of Kill Bill 3!! I love Quentin Tarantino’s films. I’m also excited about anything Jean Claude Van Damme’s doing, he’s a bit of a legend in the Martial Art Film Genre.

CG: Which actors/actresses inspire you?

SR: James Dean, Johnny Depp, Uma Thurman, Halle Berry, Michelle Rodriguez, Hillary Swank, Michelle Yeoh and there’s still more!

CG: The Kick Ass Anime Fight Scene is amazing. Is it part of a larger project? If so when will that be released? What was the inspiration behind it?

SR: Thank you! It was an opportunity to work with Fan Huang a talented Taiwanese director, it may expand to something bigger but for now it’s a short film. The inspiration behind it was ‘Bubblegum Crisis’ a cool 80′s Japanese, cyberpunk anime. It’s about these girls that kick ass called ‘The Knight Sabers’ they fight and protect Tokyo, it’s fantastic!

CG: Are there any other projects you are currently working on?

SR: Yes, an Independent feature film due out next year, it’s action based! I’m playing, ‘Eva’ she kicks ass! The film’s called ‘Nightstar’. I’m also working on a couple of short film projects, one which is martial arts.

For more information on Sascha check out her Website and her IMDb page.

For more on Alpha Kosmic and Lung-Mei visit their site.

For more on Mitch and Elizabeth visit their website.

For more on Kristin’s work visit her website and blog spot.

For more of Austin’s work visit his deviant art page and his blog spot.

For more on Dennis visit his website.