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I've Learned From Every Director I've Worked With. Everybody's Style Is Very Different, And I Always Say That Being An Actor Is The Best Film School That I Could Ever Go To.

When You're A Director, You Have Great Respect For Directors. I Am Really Pretty Loyal To Any Director That I Am Working For And I Want To Help Them Realize Whatever Story And Mood And Tone That They're Trying To Realize. As An Actor, You Really Just Are A Cog - You Are An Important Cog, But You Are Just A Piece Of The Machine.

But I'd Say 'how To Make It In America' Is The Most Accurate Depiction Of The New York Hipster Community On Television For Sure.

I Like My Body, I Like To Have Fun With What I Put On, But I Also Want To Remain Classic. So I Guess My Signature Is Sexy And Eclectic But Classic.

I Feel Very Fortunate To Be Currently In The Position Where I Can Choose To Be An Actor, Writer, Director, Or All Of Them At The Same Time. With Being A Mom, I've Recently Had A Priority Shift That Has Sort Of Thrusted Itself On My Existence, But I Tend To Use All Experiences As Something To Work With. Anything That Is Profoundly, Energy Shifting - Like Having A Child - Is Fodder For Creative Thought.