You're Hot For Two Seconds,

I Think The Fact That My Parents Are Still, "hey, Great, That's Great!" And Not, "we Need You To Do This And Be A Star!" - It Was Never Like That. My Mom's A Translator, My Dad's A Woodworker; That's The World I Grew Up In, That's The World I'm Most Comfortable In. The Whole Idea Of Hollywood Or Any Of That Other Stuff That Unfortunately Goes Along With Film, That Wasn't Part Of My Upbringing, Thankfully.

I'm Fascinated With Psychology, And With Why A Person Walks The Way They Walk Or Why They Walk Into A Room The Way They Do Or Why We Are The Way We Are, And It's Not Exclusive To The Psychology Of A Character.

For Me, Comedians Are Like The Epitome For Everything Great, And They Terrify Me. I Just Want To Be Them. I Want To Be Like Them.

I Think The Improv Also Helps With The Imagination Of Dealing This Person Across From Me Who's Not Physically There. When You Do An Improv Scene, You're Usually Working On A Blank Stage And Creating The Props And Creating The Environment.

It's A Daunting Thing To Be Playing A Real Person And To Have Contact With Her And Meet Her And Be In Her Circle A Little Bit. It's An Odd Thing. There's So Much Responsibility To Tell The Story Honestly And Truthfully, And At The Same Time, You Start To Develop A Friendship With This Person - Or I Did.