Becoming An Actor? If It's

All The Jobs I've Gotten In The Last Two Years Are Because Directors Have Seen The Work I've Done - Indie Films, Plays, Short Student Films, Tv - Since I Moved To The States In 1996. I Mean, I Have An Entire Career In Canada That Nobody Has Seen.

I Think The Roles In Television Are Better For Women Right Now. At This Point, I Don't Want To Continue Doing The Same Things I've Been Doing In Film Because It's Very Limited.

A Lot Of Things That I Can't Get Into The Room For, Even Just To Be Seen, Is Because They're Just Saying 'no. They're Not Casting Non-white.' You're Lumped Into A Category With People Who Are Just Not White.

People Ask Me What I'm Writing. They Think I'm Sandra Tsing Loh. Or They Ask About Stand-up. 'no, That's Margaret Cho.' I Really Think There Is This Kind Of Glomming, That They Think We Are Somehow All The Same Person.

Sometimes The Future Changes Quickly And Completely, And We’re Left With Only The Choice Of What To Do Next. We Can Choose To Be Afraid Of It. Just Stand There Trembling, Not Moving. Assuming The Worst That Can Happen. Or We Step Forward Into The Unknown, And Assume It Will Be Brilliant.