You're helping the actor create this character. I don't know how many times I've heard

the actors say, once the makeup is done, they start to feel something else, which helps

them get to where they need to go.

Welcome back to Working. I'm your host, June Thomas.

And I'm your other host, Isaac Butler.

And whose voice did we hear at the top of the show?

June, we heard the voice of Leslie Ann Sebert.

And what does Leslie do?

Leslie is a makeup artist for TV and film.

Wow. Might I have seen any of the projects she's worked on?

Well, are you a resident evil fan, June?

Mm-hmm. That's a much, actually.

Well, that's okay, because she actually has a lot of projects in her resume.

Literally dozens of them. I mean, she's worked on everything from Resident Evil

Afterlife to both American Pie and its sequel and she did the TV series of Margaret

Batwood's Aliest Grace. I mean, she's got a wide, wide range of work.

But most recently, and it's actually the thing we are talking about in the episode itself,

she did the makeup for the children's horror film Nightbooks, which you can see right

now on Netflix. It's been a big Halloween hit.

And since this episode is airing on Halloween, we thought it'd be fun to talk to her.

That's a perfect fit. I'm super excited about this interview.

But first, I believe you have an extra segment for Slate Plus members. What will they

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