The Quality Most Important To Me, In

It's A Beautiful Book [into The Forest], So For Those Who Are Thinking About Reading It, They Absolutely Should. First And Foremost, I Just Devoured It, As A Story. At That Time, And Still, It Just Encompassed A Lot Of Things That I Was Thinking About, And That The World Is Thinking About, With Society's Relationship To The Environment, Our Personal Relationship To It, And How Disconnected We Are From It, Myself Included.

Sometimes Something Will Be Happening In Pop Culture And A Movie Will Be Right There, So You'll Have This Perception That Maybe The Movie Got There First. But In Reality, Culture Gets There First.

You Think You're In A Place Where You're All 'i'm Thrilled To Be Gay, I Have No Issues About Being Gay Anymore, I Don't Feel Shame About Being Gay,' But You Actually Do. You're Just Not Fully Aware Of It. I Think I Still Felt Scared About People Knowing. I Felt Awkward Around Gay People; I Felt Guilty For Not Being Myself.

The Quality Most Important To Me, In The Films I Make, Is Honesty.

I Want To Make Activism A Bigger Part Of My Life, While Hopefully Maintaining The Opportunity To Help Out Causes That I Really Care About. And Being An Actor Allows Me To Do That. Shooting A Cisco Commercial Allows Me To Do That. I Mean, Doing All These Things Allows Me To Talk About These Issues. But Don't Think There Aren't Those Moments Where I'm Like, "what Am I Doing? I Have To Quit My Job And Chain Myself To A Tree." Believe Me, I Have Those Moments.