If You Don't Go, You'll Never Know.

The Director Respects What They've Hired You For And Chosen You For: To Do The Part And Respect What You're Doing.

As An Actor Who's Starting Out, You Can't Say, "hey, I'm Too Good For This." You Gotta Do It, Because People See You, Your Name Gets Around, And It Has A Cumulative Effect.

The Mind Of A Writer Can Be A Truly Terrifying Thing. Isolated, Neurotic, Caffeine-addled, Crippled By Procrastination, Consumed By Feelings Of Panic, Self-loathing, And Soul-crushing Inadequacy. And That’s On A Good Day.

A Lot Of Young Actors Have The Idea That, "i've Got To Do This Right. There's A Right Way To Do This." But There's No Right Or Wrong. There's Only Good And Bad. And "bad" Usually Happens When You're Trying Too Hard To Do It Right. There's A Very Broad Spectrum Of Things That Can Inhibit You. The Most Important Thing For Actors - And Not Just Actors, But Everybody - Is To Feel Loose Enough To Create What You Want To Create, And Be Free To Try Anything. To Have Choices.

'what's The Difference Between Sex And Love?' Hmm. That's A Good Question. Hey, You Interviewed Al Pacino. How'd He Answer That?'