I Really Actually Enjoy Auditioning.

My Brother Knows More About Film Sets Than I Do, Because He Works At New York Film Academy.

I Find Acting Conservatories Really Important. I've Gone To Four Different Ones, And All Of Them Provided Totally Different Tools For Me.

I Auditioned Equally For Film And Theater. The Difference Is That Theater Has Seasons, While Film, It's Always Happening.

My Favorite Thing About Acting Is You Have To Learn How To Work With People That You Probably Would Never Try To. Some People Just Aren't Supposed To Be In A Room Together, And You Have To Be In A Room With A Group Of People Who Might Not All Get Along And You Have To Figure Out How To Come Together For One Thing. That Collaboration Is Special, And People Don't Get To Exercise That. I Think That's Why People Become Stubborn, And I Think That's Why People Become Uninspired To Change. In This Job You Have To.

When I Was 14 Or 15, I Was A Really Good Volleyball Player, So I Thought, 'well, Maybe I'll Just Get A Scholarship To An Ivy League School Through Volleyball.' Then I Quit When I Decided To Focus On Theater.