Just working with them was such a pleasure. Before he made it to the set, though, getting in the movie was a process anything but normal. Usually for auditions you get a script prior and they tell you what scenes they want you to do. I read Jamie Kennedy's part in 'Scream 2' when he was talking to the killer on the phone and got sucked into the van. I had to do that twice and was lucky enough to get cast.
Cold reading is never fun.
It helps to know the story and the character you're playing and be able to have done a little bit of homework on a character. Nothing like taking a girlfriend to a movie and holding her hand while she jumps. Wes was great. I was nervous because he's known as the master of horror. The man sits behind the monitor and does three crosswords a day.