Theater Is The Best. That's

I Think Improv Training Really Orients You To Character Development, More Than Taking A Strasberg Class Or Meisner Class. Not Only Is It About Developing Character Really Quickly, But It's Also About Being A Good Partner In The Scene.

As An Actor, I Don't Know What I'm Doing. I've Never Known What I Was Doing. I Show Up The First Day, I'm Scared, And I Just Hang Out. It's Like Being In Detention - You Just Wait For It To Be Over. Then Gradually I Start To Figure Out What's Going On.

Theater Is The Best. That's Where You Get The Work Done. You Just Really Get In There And Figure Something Out About A Story Or A Character Or Life Or The World. That's Where Magic Stuff Happens.

I Want To Focus On Each Scene. I'm A Real Perfectionist, And I Don't Want To Feel Like I Didn't Consider Every Possible Variation Of A Scene. I Come From A Theater Background, So I'm Used To A Lot Of Repetition, And I'm Used To Really Attacking Something Over And Over And Over Again.

It's A Little Bit Odd. The First Time You Do The Play, You Kind Of Throw Yourself Into It, Trying To Get The Most Out Of All The Individual Moments. Then, A Few Hours Later, You're Still There, Wondering What You Could Possibly Do Differently Than What You Just Did A Couple Hours Ago.