I'm Incredibly Happy, I'm Incredibly Lucky.

I Think The Goal Is Always To Go Deeper Within Myself, And Accept Myself On Deeper Levels And To Know Myself On Deeper Levels. Whether Or Not I Look For Roles That Are Going To Do That For Me, I Certainly Look For The Ways In Which The Roles I Get Can Do That For Me.

Again, As A Gay Man I Look At That And Say There's A Hopelessness That Surrounds It, But As A Human Being I Look At It And Say 'why? Where's This Disparity Coming From, And Why Can't We As A Culture And Society Dig Deeper To Examine That?' We're Terrified Of Facing Ourselves.

We [with Neal Dodson And Corey Moosa] Were Constantly Looking For Features And Looking For Ways To Get Involved With People Who Were Making Stuff.

I've Been Looking For Ways To Audition More, Because It Also Keeps Me Sharp And Keeps My Ambition At Its Firm Edge. That's Something That I'm Actively Engaged In Conversations About Now With My Reps: What's Out There That I Can Really Either Put Myself On Tape For, Or Meet With The Director For And Read For? How Do We Do That? We're Now At The End Of The Star Trek Reboot Trilogies And Whether We Are Going To Do Another Movie Remains To Be Seen, And So I Feel Like I'm At The End Of This Cycle That Began With Me Coming Out Of School And Auditioning And Building My Way Up.

People Always Ask Me What I Think, If Edward Snoden Is A Hero, If He's A Villain. I Don't Really Tend To Moralize It So Much As I Feel Like He's A Whistleblower. He's Someone Who Saw A Wrongdoing And In Order To Shine A Light On That Wrongdoing Had To Bend Some Rules And Break Some Laws Along The Way.