As Far As What I'm Afraid Of,

Acting Is A Challenge At Times. I Mean, When You Have Scenes Where You're Jumping Into A Mascot Bear To Travel Back In Time, And You Try To Make That Seem Real. For Me, I'm A Person That Has A Pretty Wild Imagination, Just Kind Of Letting That Run Wild And Sort Of Just Doing The Best You Can To Not Feel Stupid.

I Got My First Tattoo When I Was 16 Years Old And I Went With My Mom To Get It Done - She Has A Bunch Too So We're Tattoo Buddies Now.

You Can Read All The Books You Want, Watch All The Movies And Get All Of The Advice, But Until You're Actually In Directing, In The Hot Seat, That's When You Find Out What You're Made Of. Also, You Just Learn So Much From Doing.

The Way I Look At It, Movies Are A Different Medium For Storytelling Than Books.

If You're Directing And Acting, I Feel Like They Both Suffer, To Some Extent. There Are So Many Elements To It. If You Do Acting And Directing, At The Same Time, It's Not Going To Be As Good, I Believe, As If You Focus On One Or The Other.