I Think Being Idle Is Quite Hard

As Artists, You Always Want To Push Yourself. There's Always New Territory.

I Love Performing. I Love Doing Improv. It's A Totally Terrifying Experience, But It's Something That I've Always Felt So Strongly About And That I'm Kind Of Obsessed With. And Just As An Actor, It's A Great Exercise. It's A Great Playground, You Know, To Try Things Out And To Work On Your Skills. Because The Mandate Of Improv Is Kind Of The Same As Acting: It's All About Your Scene Partner, It's All About Being Present And In The Moment And Exploring Together As A Team, A Collaboration.

I Haven't Really Done A Lot Of Comedy. It's Something That Terrifies Me.

John Cassavetes' Films Have Really Altered The Way I See Film And Acting And Storytelling And Emotion And Love, So I See Acting As This Incredible Revealing Of Human Nature And This Means Of Telling Our Story, Sharing Our Voice With The World. That's What Acting Is For Me. It Allows For People To Experience Things Through The Character, Through The Story.

When I Was A Kid, It Was The Attention I Got From It, The Immediate Response From The Audience, The Thrill Of Being Onstage. That's Carried Over Into My Adult Life, I Can't Pretend I Don't Like The Attention Or Whatever, But For Me Now, I've Witnessed Incredible Performances That Have Changed The Way I See The Art Form.