And I Think It's Really

We Became So Close [with Rachel Evan Wood], In The Process Of Leading Up To Making The Film [into The Forest ]. We Were Saying Goodbye To Each Other, Wrapping The Film, And We Knew We'd Be Seeing Each Other Again.

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.

I Hope I Continue To Learn More. It's A Lot To Learn.

I Think It's Obvious When You're Watching A Movie, And There's People Fighting Or Someone's Slipping On The Side Of The Building, That It's Fake And It Really Removes You From It.

I Think A Lot Of People In My Circle Are Thinking That Way Or See The Movie [into The Forest] And Then Really Think That Way. I Think It's Hopefully Tapping Into Sort Of A Consciousness Right Now In Regards To Our Society's Relationship With The Environment And Our Own And Our Disconnect From It, Myself Included.