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As An Actor, You Only Get To Work 15 Minutes An Hour; As A Director You're Fully Immersed. It's Incredibly More Complex And Challenging And I Love It. I'm Sort Of A Glutton For Work And To Direct Something That I'm Acting In Feeds The Vein.

I Remember My Dad Working With Me On Breaking Down My Script And Writing Out A Back Story For My Character And All That Stuff.

People Have Often Asked If I'm Gay Because I Don't Go Out Of My Way To Spit And Scratch And Give People Attitude.

I Played A Ton Of Team Sports Growing Up, And Team Wins Are Just Incredibly Gratifying.

I Did A Good Bit Of Episodic Television Directing, But Directing A Movie Is So Much More Complicated. And There's So Much More Responsibility Because The Medium Is Very Much A Director's Medium. Television Is Much More Of A Producer's Writer's Medium So A Lot Of The Time When You're Directing A Television Show They Have A Color Palette On Set Or A Visual Style And Dynamic That's Already Been Predetermined And You Just Kind Of Have To Follow The Rules.