Depression, If It's An Unconsciously

My Job When I'm Acting In A Movie Is Very Limited To Playing A Role. I'm Not Evaluating Somebody. I'm Only Evaluating Them Insofar As They're Interacting With Me, But I'm Not Evaluating Their Skill Set And I Don't Watch The Movies, So I'm Not Aware Of The Way They're Putting Things Together.

It's Very Hard To Be A Playwright Because It's Very Competitive.

A Lot Of Times The Character's Experience Is Not In Accordance With The Tone Of The Movie And It's Not Really My Job To Account For The Tone Of The Movie. That's The Director's Job.

I See Writing And Acting As Different Parts Of The Same Continuum. Writing Is Better For Intense Emotion. If You're Very Angry About Something, You Shouldn't Present It As Strongly When You're Acting. But If You're Really Angry And Writing About It, That's The Best Way To Get It Out And Across.

The Only Suggestions I Get On My Plays Is To Make Them More Of What They Already Are, And That's Wonderful.