When Actors Give Their Input,

There Are Two Kinds Of Directors: There's The Kind Where Two Plus Two Equals Four, And You Have To Help Them Figure It Out. And Then There's The Kind That Throws You In A Room, Locks The Door, Sets The House On Fire And Films It.

So Many Of Us Have Our Asses Watching Stupid Reality Shows, Desensitizing Our Brains. Like, "wow, Isn't That Dumb, But I'm So Entertained Right Now! That's The Stupidest Thing I've Seen In My Life - Give Me More Of It!" You Know What I'm Talking About. I Turn On The Television And I'm Like, "this Is So Bad, But I Cannot Get My Fucking Eyes Off Of It." It's Not Good.

If I'm Able To Catch The Screening, There's A Point In The Film Where, Like Clockwork, A Portion Of The Audience Gets Really Emotional And Begins To Cry. And That's Very Difficult To Make Happen.

I Don't Really Even Know What Twitter Is. I Know That Might Sound Wierd To Some People. I Don't Use Social Media. I Make Music, So I Use Social Media... It's More Helpful For Me When I'm Making Music Than As An Actor.

Acting Is Really Scary, But It's Also Challenging, Fun, Hard Work. There's Always An Element Of Improvisation With Every Actor, Even When Something Is Really Scripted.