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It Takes Time To Understand Yourself, To Go Inside Yourself And To Question Yourself And Really Take Yourself To Task. That's Self-expression.

I Was Working At Kentucky Fried Chicken When My Math Teacher Said, "you're Failing In School, You're Messing Up, Why Don't You Just Try This?" I Said, "alright, Let Me Try It," And I Started Going To Acting Classes And I Loved It. I Thought, "i May Not Make It But I Love Doing It."

It's Been Great, I Have To Dig Deep For Really Raw Emotions And At The Same Time I Have To Use My Intellect To Say The Ridiculous Medical Jargon While Acting And Treating A Patient And Then I Have To Try To Have A Personality And Emotions As Well. So It Is Definitely Hard Work.

It's Not Quite The Same As Other Kinds Of Performing, But I Love Animation. It Is Just A Different Kind Of Experience. The Difference Is That Making A Live Action Movie You Are Using Your Whole Body.

I See The New Latin Artist As A Pioneer, Opening Up Doors For Others To Follow. And When They Don't Open, We Crowbar Our Way In.