I Don't Really Approach A Character As

Honestly, People Told Me To. It Was Weird, I Graduated From School, I Never Thought I'd Live In L.a. And I Always Wanted To Be To New York. I Assumed That Would Be My Trajectory - That Romantic Ideal Of Moving There And Doing Plays Off-broadway And Being Scrappy About It. Then We Did A Showcase In New York And A Showcase In L.a., And For Whatever Reason The Response That I Generated In L.a. Was Significantly More Enthusiastic.

We [with Neal Dodson And Corey Moosa] Were Constantly Looking For Features And Looking For Ways To Get Involved With People Who Were Making Stuff.

I Remember Zachary Quinto Were Just About To Go And Do So Notorious On Vh1, And I Was Super Unemployed, And I Think We Spent A Lot Of Time Talking About How We Weren't Particularly Happy.

It Makes Sense That It's So Different From Film And Television, Because It's So In-depth. As Actors, When We're In Film Or Television, We Can Have Transcendent Moments And We Get To Work With Really Creative And Incredible People, But It's Such A Small Percentage Of Your Time That's About Your Process.

I Want To Be Working With Directors Who Are At The Top Of Their Game. I Want To Be Raising The Bar For Myself, And To Me, The Best Way To Do That Is To Prove To Them That I'm The Best For This Job.