I Think Most Actors Would Say Some

The Best Advice My Dad Ever Gave Me Is That Acting Is Believing. Acting Is Not Acting. It Isn't Putting On A Face And Dancing Around In A Mask. It's Believing That You Are That Character And Playing Him As If It Were A Normal Day In The Life Of That Character.

For Me, Choice Is The Most Important Thing Because I'm Going To Be An Adult Actor Pretty Soon. So I've Got To Be Choosing The Right Roles Now So That By The Time I Get To That Age There Will Be Wide Options Available.

I Try To Keep Away From Being Bigheaded. That's What Causes People To Lose The Acting Thing. They Start Being Commercial, And Then They Stink The Rest Of Their Life. But There Are Several Respected Adult Actors Who Were Child Actors That Started Very Young. I'm Going To Try To Model Myself After Kurt Russell And Jodie Foster. Just Keep Learning From The Role And Not Just Go For The Money.

It's Hard To Act Terrified When You Have 200 Crew Members Around You.

There's So Much To Learn About Acting And Performance In General... I Mean, Acting Is A Very Complex Art, And There Are A Lot More Theories And Methods And Techniques To It Than I Think Anybody Would Think.