We Still Want To Idealize

We Want To Be Seen For Who We Really Are, And Each Person Has His Own Complex Story And Reasons For Doing What They Do.

A Lot Of Acting Is Working With Your Own Psyche In Order To Allow Yourself To Be Open And Reveal Yourself. But Then Of Course There's A Healthy Part Of You That Says, "well, Don't Do That." You Know, You're Going To Be In Front Of People. You Could Look Foolish. You Could Get It Wrong. You Could Be Too Big Or Too Small Or Not Realistic Or Whatever Those Things Are. People Might Criticize You. There's All Kinds Of Reasons Not To Be Open. But You Do Want To Be Open.

We're Not All Evil Or All Good, And We All Make Mistakes To One Degree Or Another.

I Love Watching People Listen. And On Film Often Some Of The Best Moments If You Think About Favorite Moments On Film, Often The Person Isn't Even Talking.

You Have To Learn To Deal With Your Own, For Want Of A Better Word, Insecurities, Fears. They Don't Go Away. And That's Normal. It's Human. You Don't Ever Really Want To Lose That. What You Want To Do Is Learn To Manage It And To Work With Yourself. But There's A Part Of You That Has Anticipation And Fear. And So The Important Thing To Know Is That There's Nothing Wrong With That And That That's Normal. You Have To Learn How To Deal With It, Certainly, But It Doesn't Keep You From Doing It. And That Doesn't Go Away Ever.