I Don't Go On Vacation. I Don't

School Allowed Me To Have Outlets So That Some Of The Pressure Was Taken Off The Acting. Every Role In Every Movie, I Used To Live Or Die By. Once I Had These New Outlets, I Relaxed A Lot More.

In A Movie, A Book, Or A Play, A Character Doesn't Live In A Vacuum. She Is Subject To Pressures From The World Outside Of Her, Just Like We Are In Life. These Pressures And Circumstances Shape Character. Who Your Parents Are Determines Your Genetic Make Up: Your Skin Color, Your Sex, Your Height, Weight. Where You Are Raised Does Affect Your Worldview Either Positively Or Negatively, Your Accent. Your Economic Class Affects Where You Go To School, What You Eat, Where You Sleep.

There's A Large Chunk Of Me In All The Parts. As An Actor, I Got Involved Largely Because I Want To Let Things Out. The Best Acting Is That That Is Most Real And The Only Way To Do That, Is To Genuinely Feel It.

I Went To Nyu Graduate Film School And Met Pam [romanowsky], And After Doing A Few Things With Her I Thought She Had The Right Sensibility And That She Could Figure It [the Adderall Diaries] Out.

I'm An Actor, I Do Movies, And I Need To Find Somebody Who Enjoys That Kind Of Stuff. It's Not Like, "oh, I Have My Work Time, And We Go On A Date, And It Better Be Darn Fun And Exciting!" I Think It Should All Coalesce A Bit More.