There's Something Really Unique About Orphan Black

I Love Performing. I Love Doing Improv. It's A Totally Terrifying Experience, But It's Something That I've Always Felt So Strongly About And That I'm Kind Of Obsessed With. And Just As An Actor, It's A Great Exercise. It's A Great Playground, You Know, To Try Things Out And To Work On Your Skills. Because The Mandate Of Improv Is Kind Of The Same As Acting: It's All About Your Scene Partner, It's All About Being Present And In The Moment And Exploring Together As A Team, A Collaboration.

You Learn From The Actors That You're Working With. I've Taken A Lot From All Of Them.

I'm Attracted To Stories That Excite My Imagination, Stories That, As I'm Reading The Script, I Feel It, I Can See It, I Can Hear The Characters. I'm Attracted To Characters That Are Real, That Tap Into Something Inside Me That I Haven't Explored Yet.

Clothing And Makeup And Hair And All Of That So Much Indicates The Kind Of Person You Are Inside And The Person You Are Presenting On The Outside. Sometimes They Are In Conflict, And Sometimes They Are The Same. That Psychology Of The Exterior Informing The Interior Is Just So Interesting.

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.