Growing Up, I Was A Very Shy,

I Had A Teacher Who Said Something Great. That Was, 'go Out And Collect Your Nos. Once You Get Fifty Nos Then You Can Start Wondering When You Can Get A Yes.' He Said, 'it Is Not Your Job To Get The Job; Its Your Job To Do A Consistent Body Of Work. So, Every Time You Go In There, Just Go In There And Be Consistent, And Eventually It Will Get Noticed And Someone Will Hire You.'

I Always Worry That People Are Going To Be Very Confused; Sometimes Timelines Get Confused With How Movies Get Made. So When I Say, "oh, I Made This Movie When I Was Going Through A Divorce," People Think, "oh No! She's Pregnant With A Child And Divorced?"

I'm Not Prepared For A Zombie Apocalypse. I Need More Bottled Water, A Shotgun, And Stronger Abs. I Have Plenty Of Canner Food.

I Think I Am An Actress And I'm Artistic And I Love Spontaneity And All Of That, But I Just Decided Really Early On That If I Didn't Also Try To Ground Myself I Would Probably End Up Like This Character Of Laura In A Little Help , Or Like So Many Young People In Hollywood, Sort Of Go Off The Rails. So I'm Pretty Attached To My Routines And My Grounded Ways.

I Think That There Is A Tragic Misfit At The Core Of Me, And I've Just Done A Lot Of Work On Myself. I Love A Good Self-help Book; I've Read A Ton Of Them. I Love Self-help Seminars And Therapy And All That.