I Wasn't The Most Popular Kid In

Working Hard Is Important. But There Is Something That Matters Even More, Believing In Yourself.

In My Experience Of Doing Physical Scenes, Half Of Your Energy Is Spent On Trying To Get The Other Actor To Enter Into It Physically With You. Most Actors Don't Want To Hurt Each Other.

It's Interesting For Myself, Growing Up As An Asian-american Filmmaker. Coming Into The Industry, My Parents Always Said, "no One's Going To Give You The Opportunity. You Just Have To Do The Work. Be Better Than Everyone Else, So They Can't Deny It."

Normally I Sit There In The Films Really Hating Watching Myself. Loving Watching The Films, Hating Watching Myself.

I'm Quite Confident, But I Don't Fancy Myself. I Don't Really Care About How I Look.