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Lacing up his skates for an adventure of a lifetime is where we find Antonio Cipriano. Or, more accurately, in the middle of doing press for Prime Video’s latest (soon to be hit) series, ‘Off Campus.’ It’s already a certified win among fans of the books who have been given little more than scraps of the show to keep them satiated. Cipriano, on the other end of the stick, is taking it all in with a full heart and a palpable excitement that practically radiates through the screen.
When he auditioned for the role of John Logan, he was unaware of the ravenous fanbase surrounding Elle Kennedy’s hockey romance series. It was soon after the casting announcement that he was treated to a quick and dirty education on the matter. BookTok fans and beyond, hustling to the comment sections on social media to welcome him to this newfound chaos, fiercely protective of these characters that have existed in their imaginations for over a decade.
It’s a responsibility that Cipriano takes seriously, he tells us. Bringing these characters to life and being embraced by the community has been an honour. Getting to live inside the skin of a character that he sees himself in is a rarity that he intends to savour. With the series renewed for a season 2 ahead of the season 1 premiere, it looks like we’ll be treated to more of Elle Kennedy’s rich world of Briar U. Cipriano can’t wait, chomping at the bit to bring ‘The Mistake’ to the screen. But for now, he’s living in the moment, basking in the victory like scoring a hat trick on the ice.
Speaking with Schön!, Cipriano talks ‘Off Campus,’ learning the ins and outs of BookTok, being embraced by the fans, bringing John Logan to life, his opinion on the greatest declarations of love put to screen, and much more.
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When you auditioned for the role, what was it about John Logan on page that stuck out to you? What was your favourite thing about him?
Something interesting about doing a book adaptation is that there are things the showrunner can take and elaborate on with these characters. They added another sibling for Logan, and one of my audition scenes was with Logan’s sibling. I lit up — I was like, “Oh my gosh, he’s a middle child. That’s amazing because that’s exactly what I am!” I really related to that familial dynamic where he’s the peacemaker of the family. He’s got a lot of different personalities and different people that he’s navigating.
The biggest thing that drew me to the character and allowed me to hone in on who Logan is was that I really admired what he’s done with his circumstances. He was born into a blue-collar family and really working for everything in his life. He’s very dependable, almost to a fault. He stretches himself a little thin. Another thing that really stuck out to me about his storyline, specifically in the adaptation, was the fact that he’s struggling to make it into the draft for the age group — that is pressure. I know a lot of guys like that. My sister’s boyfriend was a college hockey player. I know a lot of those guys who have had that kind of story where you don’t know what’s next for you. That built-in pressure for Logan was such a driving force for the character throughout this first season. I’m excited to see where that goes.
In the show, you’re the king of micro-expressions. You can see Logan is just barely holding it all together, if you look close enough. You see the weight on his shoulders. How is he able to keep it together while putting on a brave face for his teammates?
He tries his absolute best to keep it all together. There are little moments where there are cracks in the surface. You see in his relationship with Garrett (Belmont Cameli) throughout the season, he’s really trying to be the best friend to him because he loves him so dearly, but there’s some resentment under the surface while still loving him so much and trying to be that support for him.
To touch back on the middle child thing, I think his whole life, he’s felt like a bit of a second fiddle. I think you continue feeling that and feeling like, “Oh, I don’t know if this dream on the Bruins is really tangible for me, and I know it is for you.” It’s very complicated, and he’s such a complicated character. It was really such a pleasure to play something like that. And thank you for noticing the micro-expressions. I really tried my best. That scene on the bench with Garrett and Logan was our chemistry read scene.
The biggest thing that I really wanted to show, because I knew that there was going to be a lot of those under-the-surface thoughts, was finding the deeper care and appreciation they have for each other, because he (Logan) really does regardless of what’s going on in his head. Obviously, he’s not proud of some of the things that he’s feeling about Hannah, but there’s so much going on under the surface for Logan.
And that comes through so well. You did an amazing job. I’m particularly fond of the relationship between Jules (Julia Sarah Stone) and Logan. I love how they clock his crush on Hannah right away.
Right away! And they’re so blunt about it [laughs.]
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How would you describe their sibling dynamic?
Do you know what’s so funny? The second that I read the scene, I was like, “Oh, that’s my sister. That’s my real-life sister. That’s Ava.” It was so easy to read that scene. I knew exactly how Logan was feeling. I know what Jules is feeling. I know they’re calling him out. They know exactly who he is. And they know what’s going on under the surface. They grew up together. They understand. I love their relationship. I love Jules.
The actor who plays Jules, their name is actually Jules. I mean, it’s Julia, but I call them Jules. This is more fact than anything about the relationship, but their birthday is the same birthday as my sister’s in real life. That was a crazy parallel. I really loved what Jules and I were able to capture together — that familial bond. We also have a lot of shared trauma. You see a lot of that with their mom. Jules is really trying to keep it together, and Logan just can’t do it anymore. There’s something so special about that connection. Jules sees right through him. It was cool as an actor and as a character to have a mirror up to Logan the whole time. He needs somebody like that to keep him in check.
The chemistry between you, Belmont (Cameli), Jalen (Thomas Brooks), and Steven (Kalyn) feels so lived in. What did getting to build that rapport with the other guys look like? It feels so natural.
I love those guys. We had two weeks of hockey bootcamp before we started filming, which all of us were so grateful for. It really allowed us to build that chemistry and that teammate energy. When you’re on a team with people, the brotherhood is through the roof. We were running drills. Steven was like another coach to us. He was giving us tips on hockey slang and all that. It was also summer in Vancouver, so we had so many opportunities.
After set, we were like, “Should we just go out? Should we all just go hang?” It was like we were at college. We’re all having the same shared experience. We were like, “I want to know you guys offscreen as much as they know each other onscreen,” because that is important in the books. This is a family. I feel like we were able to capture that really well.
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Obviously, hockey romance is having its time to shine right now with ‘Heated Rivalry’ and now ‘Off Campus.’ What do you think it is that’s so enticing and intriguing about those stories and leaves audiences wanting more?
Something that we’ve been talking about a lot is the idea of hockey players. There’s a mystery behind it because they’re playing this intense, brawny, not-necessarily-the- warmest sport, right? It’s the boy aquarium, right? There’s intrigue there. When you shut the door and get behind the curtain and peel back the layers, there’s tenderness, there’s an emotional maturity to a lot of these guys that is so intriguing. You’re like, “Wow, okay, so there is so much more to these athletes who you’d typically write off as boneheads.” No, they have depth. It’s so cool in a romantic sense to be able to knock down the walls they’ve built up. I love seeing nuance in sports romance.
It’s that nuance that makes it so beloved. Walk me through getting the call that you had been cast — what was your immediate reaction?
It had been a long process already. There were about four to five steps of the audition process altogether. You get callbacks, and then you go to chemistry reads, and then they want a hockey tape and then all these things. I already had a relationship with Louisa (Levy) and Gina (Fattore) and the showrunners, Annika (Patton), and everybody. By the time we got to that last phone call, where they were like, “Oh, we just want to have a little chat.” A ‘little creative chat’ is what they said [laughs.] I said, “OK, so this is either the best call of my life or a polite thank you for coming along on this ride.” I was fully prepared for either outcome because we know how it goes in this industry — there are so many people that could be right for any of these roles. I was working on another project at the time. Luckily, I was able to distract myself. I was in dance rehearsal for another musical series. I was able to get all my nervous energy out through dance rehearsal.
Then we got on the call. I did record a little video just to see if it was going to be a ‘yes,’ so I could remember it fully. We got on the call, and Louisa was like, “Hey, you know, we just wanted to get on a call and talk to you. Thank you, first, for jumping through all of these hoops. I know it’s been a long process. We just have one more for you to jump through. Would you be our John Logan?” It was like the biggest weight off my chest. It’s the most exciting thing any actor can hear. I was so honoured that they saw something in me. Deanna (Brigidi), the casting director and Andrea (Bunker) both saw something in me from the very beginning that I definitely did not see in myself. They were like, “Yeah, I can see this. This feels right for you.” And I said, “Really? Do you feel that? I don’t know.”
For them to take that chance on me and to play a role that’s so beloved by so many people, it’s just such an honour. I don’t take that responsibility lightly. I wanted to bring Logan and, actually, we all wanted to bring these characters as authentically to the screen as possible. I was so honoured.
I don’t think audiences will be disappointed on that score. Did you read the books beforehand? Or did you start reading them during the audition process?
My partner’s really good friend, once I got the audition, was like, “This is so exciting. I love these books so much.” So, there’s definitely an excitement around these books. I hadn’t heard of the books. I hadn’t heard of BookTok at all, but that reaction immediately got me excited. I read the first book and fell in love with these characters, man. Like Hannah and Garrett — for them to be able to learn how to love again and to do it together. It was really so sweet and heartwarming for me.
Then, to get to read ‘The Mistake,’ before I got to the chem reads and really know who Logan was and where his story takes him… He’s really going through it in season one. To have that light come into his life is really so rewarding for a fan. I was a fan of the books at that point. Shout out to Elle Kennedy, they are beautiful books. I read the first two, and I’m in the middle of ‘The Score.’ I love Dean and Allie.
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Speaking of fan reaction, becoming a fan yourself through osmosis and now reading through the books, what has it been like to see the fan reaction on BookTok? From your perspective, after the casting announcement must have been crazy.
It was crazy. I didn’t know about BookTok until I had been cast. Then I found out about that right before they were going to share the news. You start to really realize how beloved these characters are [laughs.] It’s been around for 10 years, and these characters have been a part of people’s lives and this fandom’s life for so long. There is a responsibility there. I love seeing the edits and all the fun things. I love seeing all the Dean and Allie ones. I think it’s so fun how they’re theorizing about what’s going to happen. It’s so heartwarming to see people come around and really accepted us as these characters. What an honour that is, you know? We’re trying to do you guys good.
To that point, you’re a musician and one thing I’ve been seeing in the TikTok comments is people asking if there’s a high chance of us seeing Logan sing at some point. What are your thoughts on this?
Here’s the thing: I am so down for it. I feel like what’s so great is that the show is so grounded in music. Some characters are music majors, and there’s so much talk about music in the show, and there’s karaoke, and all these characters are singing and stuff. I kind of love that Logan doesn’t do it in the first season. It’s a little bit of an Easter egg. I think there have been talks. I’ve talked with Elle. I’ve talked with Louisa. People are down to possibly throw some Logan singing in there. We’ll see if it could be in the list when he’s trying to earn Grace’s affections. I’m totally not opposed to writing a love song. I’m open to anything. If they want me to sing, I will absolutely do it.
The fans are kind of demanding it at this point [laughter.] If they can demand their favourite books be turned into a series, I think they can probably get this.
We’ll see. Maybe we’ll give the people what they want.
Going back to Logan and the list and great declarations of love, what do you think is one of the greatest declarations of love that’s ever been on screen?
My goodness. That’s amazing. Two just came into my head. I’m going to tell you both. The first one, ‘Notting Hill.’ When she comes back to the bookstore and is like, “I’m just a girl in love with a guy.” I don’t remember exactly what she says, but it’s so sweet. Especially after their whole journey. I also love ‘When Harry Met Sally.’ “When you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, the rest of your life’s got to start right now.” It’s perfect. Genius. The 1980s to the 1990s were the golden age of romance movies.
Before I let you go, congratulations on being renewed for season 2 ahead of season 1 coming out. That’s incredible! What are you most looking forward to filming if you haven’t started filming already? And what do audiences have to look forward to?
That’s a great question. Number one, just first of all, talking about season 2 of it all. I am so grateful to be coming back. It’s such a lucky thing as an actor. I’ve never had a chance to come back to a season 2 for anything that I’ve ever done. So, to be able to stay with a character for that long and really see his arc through is such a pleasure. There are so many exciting things for season 2. A lot of the book fans have an idea of what could be coming. I can’t really say too much, to be honest, unfortunately. We also haven’t heard much, but we’re filming very soon. We will be getting scripts soon. I’m so excited.
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Lacing up his skates for an adventure of a lifetime is where we find Antonio Cipriano. Or, more accurately, in the middle of doing press for Prime Video’s latest (soon to be hit) series, ‘Off Campus.’ It’s already a certified win among fans of the books who have been given little more than scraps of the show to keep them satiated. Cipriano, on the other end of the stick, is taking it all in with a full heart and a palpable excitement that practically radiates through the screen.
When he auditioned for the role of John Logan, he was unaware of the ravenous fanbase surrounding Elle Kennedy’s hockey romance series. It was soon after the casting announcement that he was treated to a quick and dirty education on the matter. BookTok fans and beyond, hustling to the comment sections on social media to welcome him to this newfound chaos, fiercely protective of these characters that have existed in their imaginations for over a decade.
It’s a responsibility that Cipriano takes seriously, he tells us. Bringing these characters to life and being embraced by the community has been an honour. Getting to live inside the skin of a character that he sees himself in is a rarity that he intends to savour. With the series renewed for a season 2 ahead of the season 1 premiere, it looks like we’ll be treated to more of Elle Kennedy’s rich world of Briar U. Cipriano can’t wait, chomping at the bit to bring ‘The Mistake’ to the screen. But for now, he’s living in the moment, basking in the victory like scoring a hat trick on the ice.
Speaking with Schön!, Cipriano talks ‘Off Campus,’ learning the ins and outs of BookTok, being embraced by the fans, bringing John Logan to life, his opinion on the greatest declarations of love put to screen, and much more.
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When you auditioned for the role, what was it about John Logan on page that stuck out to you? What was your favourite thing about him?
Something interesting about doing a book adaptation is that there are things the showrunner can take and elaborate on with these characters. They added another sibling for Logan, and one of my audition scenes was with Logan’s sibling. I lit up — I was like, “Oh my gosh, he’s a middle child. That’s amazing because that’s exactly what I am!” I really related to that familial dynamic where he’s the peacemaker of the family. He’s got a lot of different personalities and different people that he’s navigating.
The biggest thing that drew me to the character and allowed me to hone in on who Logan is was that I really admired what he’s done with his circumstances. He was born into a blue-collar family and really working for everything in his life. He’s very dependable, almost to a fault. He stretches himself a little thin. Another thing that really stuck out to me about his storyline, specifically in the adaptation, was the fact that he’s struggling to make it into the draft for the age group — that is pressure. I know a lot of guys like that. My sister’s boyfriend was a college hockey player. I know a lot of those guys who have had that kind of story where you don’t know what’s next for you. That built-in pressure for Logan was such a driving force for the character throughout this first season. I’m excited to see where that goes.
In the show, you’re the king of micro-expressions. You can see Logan is just barely holding it all together, if you look close enough. You see the weight on his shoulders. How is he able to keep it together while putting on a brave face for his teammates?
He tries his absolute best to keep it all together. There are little moments where there are cracks in the surface. You see in his relationship with Garrett (Belmont Cameli) throughout the season, he’s really trying to be the best friend to him because he loves him so dearly, but there’s some resentment under the surface while still loving him so much and trying to be that support for him.
To touch back on the middle child thing, I think his whole life, he’s felt like a bit of a second fiddle. I think you continue feeling that and feeling like, “Oh, I don’t know if this dream on the Bruins is really tangible for me, and I know it is for you.” It’s very complicated, and he’s such a complicated character. It was really such a pleasure to play something like that. And thank you for noticing the micro-expressions. I really tried my best. That scene on the bench with Garrett and Logan was our chemistry read scene.
The biggest thing that I really wanted to show, because I knew that there was going to be a lot of those under-the-surface thoughts, was finding the deeper care and appreciation they have for each other, because he (Logan) really does regardless of what’s going on in his head. Obviously, he’s not proud of some of the things that he’s feeling about Hannah, but there’s so much going on under the surface for Logan.
And that comes through so well. You did an amazing job. I’m particularly fond of the relationship between Jules (Julia Sarah Stone) and Logan. I love how they clock his crush on Hannah right away.
Right away! And they’re so blunt about it [laughs.]
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How would you describe their sibling dynamic?
Do you know what’s so funny? The second that I read the scene, I was like, “Oh, that’s my sister. That’s my real-life sister. That’s Ava.” It was so easy to read that scene. I knew exactly how Logan was feeling. I know what Jules is feeling. I know they’re calling him out. They know exactly who he is. And they know what’s going on under the surface. They grew up together. They understand. I love their relationship. I love Jules.
The actor who plays Jules, their name is actually Jules. I mean, it’s Julia, but I call them Jules. This is more fact than anything about the relationship, but their birthday is the same birthday as my sister’s in real life. That was a crazy parallel. I really loved what Jules and I were able to capture together — that familial bond. We also have a lot of shared trauma. You see a lot of that with their mom. Jules is really trying to keep it together, and Logan just can’t do it anymore. There’s something so special about that connection. Jules sees right through him. It was cool as an actor and as a character to have a mirror up to Logan the whole time. He needs somebody like that to keep him in check.
The chemistry between you, Belmont (Cameli), Jalen (Thomas Brooks), and Steven (Kalyn) feels so lived in. What did getting to build that rapport with the other guys look like? It feels so natural.
I love those guys. We had two weeks of hockey bootcamp before we started filming, which all of us were so grateful for. It really allowed us to build that chemistry and that teammate energy. When you’re on a team with people, the brotherhood is through the roof. We were running drills. Steven was like another coach to us. He was giving us tips on hockey slang and all that. It was also summer in Vancouver, so we had so many opportunities.
After set, we were like, “Should we just go out? Should we all just go hang?” It was like we were at college. We’re all having the same shared experience. We were like, “I want to know you guys offscreen as much as they know each other onscreen,” because that is important in the books. This is a family. I feel like we were able to capture that really well.
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Obviously, hockey romance is having its time to shine right now with ‘Heated Rivalry’ and now ‘Off Campus.’ What do you think it is that’s so enticing and intriguing about those stories and leaves audiences wanting more?
Something that we’ve been talking about a lot is the idea of hockey players. There’s a mystery behind it because they’re playing this intense, brawny, not-necessarily-the- warmest sport, right? It’s the boy aquarium, right? There’s intrigue there. When you shut the door and get behind the curtain and peel back the layers, there’s tenderness, there’s an emotional maturity to a lot of these guys that is so intriguing. You’re like, “Wow, okay, so there is so much more to these athletes who you’d typically write off as boneheads.” No, they have depth. It’s so cool in a romantic sense to be able to knock down the walls they’ve built up. I love seeing nuance in sports romance.
It’s that nuance that makes it so beloved. Walk me through getting the call that you had been cast — what was your immediate reaction?
It had been a long process already. There were about four to five steps of the audition process altogether. You get callbacks, and then you go to chemistry reads, and then they want a hockey tape and then all these things. I already had a relationship with Louisa (Levy) and Gina (Fattore) and the showrunners, Annika (Patton), and everybody. By the time we got to that last phone call, where they were like, “Oh, we just want to have a little chat.” A ‘little creative chat’ is what they said [laughs.] I said, “OK, so this is either the best call of my life or a polite thank you for coming along on this ride.” I was fully prepared for either outcome because we know how it goes in this industry — there are so many people that could be right for any of these roles. I was working on another project at the time. Luckily, I was able to distract myself. I was in dance rehearsal for another musical series. I was able to get all my nervous energy out through dance rehearsal.
Then we got on the call. I did record a little video just to see if it was going to be a ‘yes,’ so I could remember it fully. We got on the call, and Louisa was like, “Hey, you know, we just wanted to get on a call and talk to you. Thank you, first, for jumping through all of these hoops. I know it’s been a long process. We just have one more for you to jump through. Would you be our John Logan?” It was like the biggest weight off my chest. It’s the most exciting thing any actor can hear. I was so honoured that they saw something in me. Deanna (Brigidi), the casting director and Andrea (Bunker) both saw something in me from the very beginning that I definitely did not see in myself. They were like, “Yeah, I can see this. This feels right for you.” And I said, “Really? Do you feel that? I don’t know.”
For them to take that chance on me and to play a role that’s so beloved by so many people, it’s just such an honour. I don’t take that responsibility lightly. I wanted to bring Logan and, actually, we all wanted to bring these characters as authentically to the screen as possible. I was so honoured.
I don’t think audiences will be disappointed on that score. Did you read the books beforehand? Or did you start reading them during the audition process?
My partner’s really good friend, once I got the audition, was like, “This is so exciting. I love these books so much.” So, there’s definitely an excitement around these books. I hadn’t heard of the books. I hadn’t heard of BookTok at all, but that reaction immediately got me excited. I read the first book and fell in love with these characters, man. Like Hannah and Garrett — for them to be able to learn how to love again and to do it together. It was really so sweet and heartwarming for me.
Then, to get to read ‘The Mistake,’ before I got to the chem reads and really know who Logan was and where his story takes him… He’s really going through it in season one. To have that light come into his life is really so rewarding for a fan. I was a fan of the books at that point. Shout out to Elle Kennedy, they are beautiful books. I read the first two, and I’m in the middle of ‘The Score.’ I love Dean and Allie.
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Speaking of fan reaction, becoming a fan yourself through osmosis and now reading through the books, what has it been like to see the fan reaction on BookTok? From your perspective, after the casting announcement must have been crazy.
It was crazy. I didn’t know about BookTok until I had been cast. Then I found out about that right before they were going to share the news. You start to really realize how beloved these characters are [laughs.] It’s been around for 10 years, and these characters have been a part of people’s lives and this fandom’s life for so long. There is a responsibility there. I love seeing the edits and all the fun things. I love seeing all the Dean and Allie ones. I think it’s so fun how they’re theorizing about what’s going to happen. It’s so heartwarming to see people come around and really accepted us as these characters. What an honour that is, you know? We’re trying to do you guys good.
To that point, you’re a musician and one thing I’ve been seeing in the TikTok comments is people asking if there’s a high chance of us seeing Logan sing at some point. What are your thoughts on this?
Here’s the thing: I am so down for it. I feel like what’s so great is that the show is so grounded in music. Some characters are music majors, and there’s so much talk about music in the show, and there’s karaoke, and all these characters are singing and stuff. I kind of love that Logan doesn’t do it in the first season. It’s a little bit of an Easter egg. I think there have been talks. I’ve talked with Elle. I’ve talked with Louisa. People are down to possibly throw some Logan singing in there. We’ll see if it could be in the list when he’s trying to earn Grace’s affections. I’m totally not opposed to writing a love song. I’m open to anything. If they want me to sing, I will absolutely do it.
The fans are kind of demanding it at this point [laughter.] If they can demand their favourite books be turned into a series, I think they can probably get this.
We’ll see. Maybe we’ll give the people what they want.
Going back to Logan and the list and great declarations of love, what do you think is one of the greatest declarations of love that’s ever been on screen?
My goodness. That’s amazing. Two just came into my head. I’m going to tell you both. The first one, ‘Notting Hill.’ When she comes back to the bookstore and is like, “I’m just a girl in love with a guy.” I don’t remember exactly what she says, but it’s so sweet. Especially after their whole journey. I also love ‘When Harry Met Sally.’ “When you know you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, the rest of your life’s got to start right now.” It’s perfect. Genius. The 1980s to the 1990s were the golden age of romance movies.
Before I let you go, congratulations on being renewed for season 2 ahead of season 1 coming out. That’s incredible! What are you most looking forward to filming if you haven’t started filming already? And what do audiences have to look forward to?
That’s a great question. Number one, just first of all, talking about season 2 of it all. I am so grateful to be coming back. It’s such a lucky thing as an actor. I’ve never had a chance to come back to a season 2 for anything that I’ve ever done. So, to be able to stay with a character for that long and really see his arc through is such a pleasure. There are so many exciting things for season 2. A lot of the book fans have an idea of what could be coming. I can’t really say too much, to be honest, unfortunately. We also haven’t heard much, but we’re filming very soon. We will be getting scripts soon. I’m so excited.
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