I Had Envisioned Doing Comedy Since Childhood.

Let's Just Say It Was Damn Hard [to Make The Hangover]. I've Got The Bumps And Bruises To Show For It. It's Funny Because Things That Don't Even Look That Bad On Screen Were Still Extremely Painful.

As An Editor, You're Constantly Dealing With The Best Way To Convey An Exchange Between Two People. So When I'm Shooting That, I'm Just Aware In The Back Of My Head What An Editor Might Want. And Also, The Problems Editors Run Into When Trying To Edit Performances - It Helps Me Head That Off At The Pass A Little.

People Who Grew Up In New York City Or Los Angeles Tend Not To Even Understand What Goes On In The Rest Of The Country. I'm Really Glad To Have Grown Up In An Environment Where I Actually Was Kind Of A Weirdo Because I Was Obsessed With Comedy And Movies And Stuff.

You Make Adjustments According To The Specifics Of The Character.it's Something I Feel Like A Lot Of My Comedic Heroes Have Always Done. It's Not Even Necessarily Vulnerability, Always, But It's An Earnestness, A Genuine Desire To Actually Do The Right Thing, But Then Still Make Really Misguided, Stupid Decisions Along The Way.

Going Into Editing When I Got To New York Was Part Of That. I Guess I Just Kind Of Wanted To Know As Much As Possible. But I Have A Real Love Of The Whole Process, From Start To Finish. So Right Now, I Fit Into The Acting Part Of The Process, But I Wouldn't Rule Anything Out. I'm Enamored With How The Whole Thing Works.