Once You Achieve A Certain Level Of

When Somebody Walks Into A Room They Give Off A Certain Kind Of Vibe Or Whatever And At That Point That's How You're Going To Cast Them.

I Think There's A Big Misconception Out There About Actors And The Choices They Have. I Think If You're One Of A Lucky Five, Maybe, You're That Privileged, But Most Of Us Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck And We're Really Extremely Grateful For Opportunities.

I'm Honestly So Incredibly Grateful For Every Opportunity I Get In Film Industry. Don't Forget! I Was Born In A Tiny Little Country In A Small Town And Here I Am Working In Canada And America And It's Incredible.

The Great Thing I Think When You Do Independents Is That People Are Really There For The Same Reason. They're Not There Because They Got A Lot Of Money And They Want To Just Go Home And Get It Over With. They're There Because They Believe In The Script Or The Director Or The Cast Or Whatever It Is, And They Want To Make It Work.

I Think One Of The Biggest Things Is The Budget.for A Studio, Becomes A Very Big Challenge To Make Sure That Movie Will Work Even Better On Every Level. As An Actor I Don't Think In Those Terms When I Make A Movie.