Sitting in the director’s chair presented Delroy Lindo with a unique set of challenges as a debut filmmaker. For the nearly month-long Jamaican shoot of Jabari’s People, the veteran actor trod new ground on the film set, having to juggle multiple hats all at once. “As an actor, when I work, I tend to be very singular. I take the material and go off in a corner. I come on set and do the scene. When the director says ‘Cut’, I leave, and the reason I do so is in terms of my process. I need every ounce of my energy and focus to be on the next scene,” Lindo explained of his long-entrenched method. For full story: Click on the link in our Stories, on the Entertainment highlight or visit epaper.jamaica-gleaner.com. (📷: Yannick Reid) #GLNREnt