A Lot Of Big Studio

I Like When You Watch A Film And You Feel Like You're A Part Of Somebody's Life For An Hour And A Half.

It's So Funny Because You Think You're Attracted To This Bad Boy. They Do Whatever They Want, But You Don't Really Want That. You Don't Want Someone Who's Out On A Tour Bus, Sleeping Around With Different People And Getting Wasted.

I Think Recharging Is Important, Absolutely. Every Now And Then, You Need Maybe A Couple Of Weeks To Just Chill Out And Let Your Emotions Balance Themselves Out A Little Bit.

The Excitement About Independent Filmmaking Is That They're A Little More Open To Taking Chances. The Studios Are A Little More Careful, As Far As Who They Choose For Their Film And What They're Known For And Staying In The Genre Because They Know What Works.

The Nature Of The Business Is That, Once You Start Proving Yourself And The More Roles You Get, The More Exciting The Roles That You're Able To Go Out And Do Auditions For, Or That You're Being Offered, Get. You Have More Choices.