I Aspire To Be An Instrument Of

Sometimes I Say I Feel More Like A Dancer Than An Actor, Because There Are Things Implied About Being An Actor That I Don't Really Like. I Feel More Comfortable With The Word 'performer'. I Like Being The Thing. I Like Being The Doer. There's A Factualness To It. And Then Certain Resonances Happen Out Of How You Apply Yourself Physically.

The Real Difficulty For Smaller Films, When They're Made Independently And It's Time To Go For A Distributor, Sometimes If It's A Tough Film And The People Who Financed It Need Their Money Back Right Away, It's Much Easier And Lucrative To Take A Dvd Deal.

In Films You Do A Scene, You Play Around With It And Unless You're Doing A Lot Of Reshooting, Which No One Has The Luxury To Do, You Deal With The Problem For A Day And Then You Move On. On Some Level, It Never Allows You To Go Very Deep Into What Performing Is About.

The Worst Thing Is To Get Involved With People Who Aren't Passionate About What They're Doing.

It's No Fun For An Actor To Keep Repeating What You Did Before. It's Always Changing. I'm Changing. The Target Keeps Moving. That's The Beauty Of It.