I Would Not Dream Of

It's Like, The More You Commit, The Happier The Animators Are; If You're At All Iffy And Concerned, Then It Doesn't Free Them Up To Do As Much Fun Stuff, So You Have To Just Go For It And, Again, Trust The People Around You And Not Be Seemingly Guarded And Numb. Throw Caution To The Wind A Bit.

I Don't Want To Have To Inadvertently Find A Gift And Go Like, "what The Hell Is? Oh No, That's For Me." And Then Have To Pretend Like I'm Surprised Later. If I Know Where They're Hidden, I Will Not Look. I Love Presents And I Hate Faking Surprises.

I Have Actual Strong Ideas. You Just Have To Wait For The Right Timing. Timing Is Pretty Crucial Here. I Can't Dedicate A Lot Of Energy And Efforts Trying To, Say, Create A Show That I Want To Produce While I'm Currently On Another Show.

I'm Very Interested In Starting To Produce, And Direct, And Have An Umbrella Over An Entire Project In The Future. I'd Like To Have Control Over What The Characters Do. I Think As An Actor, You Get A Little Too Caught Up In The Moment-to-moment, Beat-to-beat Stuff To Have Perspective.

When I Auditioned For The Show, I Didn't Realize It Was An Mtv Production, Which Is Going To Make For Really Good Tunes During The Episodes, If Nothing Else.