The Reason I Got Into This Business

The Most Difficult Thing About Acting And Directing In A Film Is Acting And Directing In A Film. Every Ounce Of Your Physical And Emotional Being, And Your Analytical And Thoughtful And Producorial Being, Is Being Exercised At All Points. You Are 100% Working On Overdrive, But Because It Is Only For X Amount Of Days, If You Have The Stomach For It, You Hustle Through. It's A Massive Undertaking, And I Think Preparation Is The Key To Success For That Endeavor.

I Learned How To Direct By Being In The Trenches Of Movies. Getting To Be A Student From The Inside Looking Out, And If You're A Respectful Observer You Can Sponge Lots Of Information. That Was My Film School.

Something That Has Always Attracted Me To Even Taking On The Occupation Of Actor Is The Idea That I Could Be Lucky Enough To Portray Different Characterizations From Different Places In The World, Whether It's Speaking Another Language Or Taking On A Dialect And Building A History From Where They Were Born. I Was Very Attracted To That Concept, In Becoming An Actor.

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It's Priceless What You Learn When You Actually Do. It's Like Going To Film School Times Eleven. The Best Education Is Effectively To Be Functioning In The Occupation That You Want To Take On.