I Love Nerdy Work. I Love Writing

I Think The Improv Also Helps With The Imagination Of Dealing This Person Across From Me Who's Not Physically There. When You Do An Improv Scene, You're Usually Working On A Blank Stage And Creating The Props And Creating The Environment.

I've Worked On Shows Where The Lead Actor Doesn't Know Their Lines, Doesn't Care, And It Affects Everybody - The Crew, The Director, The Other Actors. It's Definitely A Responsibility.

As An Actor, You're Listening To The Other Person And Always Trying To Be Present And Take Everything They're Giving You, But When They're Not There You Have To Produce That Yourself.

I See A Lot Of Things I'm So Excited And Hopeful About Film And Tv In Canada. There's Just A Huge Movement, I Think, In Seeking An Identity As Canadians, And Really Forging It And Really Embracing All The Parts Of Us As Canadians That Come From Such Varied Experiences And Such Varied Cultures. And I Think There Are Strong Voices That Come Out.

I Wanted To Get Everything Right. I Was Super Nerdy And Academic. I Got So Much Satisfaction Out Of Getting Good Grades.