If You Set Up An Environment Where

On The Set Of An Independent Film You Can Tell That Nobody Is Doing It For The Money. Everyone Is There Because They Love The Script. A Smaller Budget Sort Of Unifies Everyone; It's A Real Team Effort And That's Amazing. But These Opportunities Just Don't Present Themselves That Often For Me, So Basically Any Chance I Get To Do Something Different I Jump On It.

Saturday Night Live Is Such A Comedy Boot Camp In A Way, Because You Get To Work With So Many Different People Who Come In To Host The Show And You Get Thrown Into So Many Situations And Learn How To Think On Your Feet, So Filmmaking Actually Feels Slow, In A Good Way.

I Left 'saturday Night Live' Without A Film To Go To, And I'd Filmed 'old School' While I Was In My Last Season Of The Show, And That Hadn't Come Out Yet. I Was A Free Agent, In A Way, But I Knew It Was Time To Leave The Show And Test The Water.

Though I Know Consciousness Kind Of Boxes You In, It Still Encompasses The Artists That I Knew Were Conscious Throughout History Of Music - They're The Ones That You Look At As The Legends.

As You Set Off Into The World, Don't Be Afraid To Question Your Leaders. But Don't Ask Too Many Questions At One Time Or That Are Too Hard Because Your Leaders Get Tired And/or Cranky.