I Went Through A Wood-chopping Phase When

Sometimes I Feel Like A Vampire

Like Backstage, I Just Peed Like Every 3 Seconds. I Think Yur Staff Thinks I Have Diarrhea.

I've Never Like Had A System Or A Program, I Always Think That I Don't Know How To Act. I'll Adapt To Any Director Because I Don't Really Have A Set Way That I Do Things. If A Director Hires Me And Says, "i Want You To Get Started Right Now And Do This Research, This Research, This Research And I Want You To Have Every Line Memorized Before You Ever Show Up For The First Day," Then That's What I'll Do.

Not Completely, But Neither Of Us Gets Mad When The Other Doesn't Text Back Or Call. Life's Super-busy. Obviously You Know What They're Doing, And You Trust Them. We're So Young That It Would Almost Be Like If We Lived In The Same City, What Would Happen? We'd Be Living Together. At Least This Way He's In The Same Boat As I Am: We Can Go Out And Have Our Own Lives And Know That We Have Each Other.

But Really, For The Most Part - Doing A Prequel Is Great Because You Do Have Room To Kind Of Free This Character And How They Got To Where They Are Instead Of Being A Slave To Exactly What The Previous Actor Did.