I Think The Most Challenging Aspect Was

I Lead A Very Physical Life. I Played A Lot Of Sports And I Spent A Lot Of Time In The Water Surfing, Swimming. I Was A Big Swimmer.

We Have Researchers Involved With The Show [spartacus] And They Pointed Me In A Pretty Great Direction, In Terms Of What To Read, And What To Look At Or Look For, And They Also Provided Me With Some Material.

Mcleod's Daughters Was My First Regular Job Out Of Drama School, And My First Full-time Role. That Was Great Because I Learned A Lot, In Terms Of Working In Front Of The Camera. I Learned A Lot Of Technical Aspects That You Take For Granted Once You Know Them, But You Have To Learn Them Somewhere, Along The Way. It Was A Bit Of A Training Ground For Me, Working In Front Of The Camera And Also Dealing With Media.

You Always Draw Inspiration From Your Family Or Your Parents If They've Proven To Be Inspirational. My Mother Is Someone Who's Always Been Inspirational To Me.

New Zealand Is A Pretty No-nonsense Place To Work Like Australia. I Mean It Doesn't Falter To Anyone. There's A Nice Sense Of Reality On The Set And It's Really Enjoyable. There's A Good Camaraderie And A Good Banter Between The Obviously New Zealand And Australian Rivalry.