There's This Notion That In Order To

When You're Directing An Ongoing Series, The Tone Has Already Been Set. So A Director Will Come In And Fulfill That Tone - Reinforce The Characters And Their Behavior. The Challenge Is To Find Unique Ways That You Can Visually Tell The Story While Keeping The Established Tone And The Pace And The Characters.

Part Of An Actor's Job Is To Draw Up A Back Story.

I Think It's Not A Question Of Why, More A Question Of Why Not.

Any Performer Would Love To Have The Opportunity To Be Able To Express Themselves In Many Different Areas. If You Feel Confident In Those Areas, You Would Hope To Have The Opportunity To Do Them, Whether It's Drama, Comedy, Musical, Or Whatever Your Interests Are.

I Think Naturally, If You're An Actor, There's A High Level Of Assertiveness That You Need To Have To Survive This Business. There's Boldness In Being Assertive, And There's Strength And Confidence.