The Way People Love Sci-fi Is How

I Think In The Inception And Creation Of The Characters, Improv Was The Most Important Part For Me, Because I Wanted To Feel At Home In Those Characters. I Wanted To Feel Like I Could Commit To Them. And So Much Of Improv Is Saying Yes And Committing, So I Think That's Where The Improv Came In. Even If I'm Saying Yes To The X Across The Room From Me, Or The Tennis Ball On A Stick, I Have To Stay Alive.

'orphan Black' Allows For People To Have Debates And Theories And Allegiances To Different Characters; To Trust Characters And Hate Other Characters, But It Doesn't Tell You Who Is Good Or Bad Or Right Or Wrong. That's The Most Exciting Storytelling In My Book.

I Love Nerdy Work. I Love Writing Notes. I Try To Go Back, As Much As I Can, To Feed What Happens And Why They Do What They Do.

I Think The Fact That My Parents Are Still, "hey, Great, That's Great!" And Not, "we Need You To Do This And Be A Star!" - It Was Never Like That. My Mom's A Translator, My Dad's A Woodworker; That's The World I Grew Up In, That's The World I'm Most Comfortable In. The Whole Idea Of Hollywood Or Any Of That Other Stuff That Unfortunately Goes Along With Film, That Wasn't Part Of My Upbringing, Thankfully.

Young Women Are Now Looking At Me For Cues. That's Definitely Been A Responsibility. But I Feel Like I Was Ready To Take On Something Like This Because I Wanted To Be Challenged And I Wanted To Be Afraid, And That's Definitely What It's Done For Me.