Basically I Was A Rebel Growing Up.

There Was A Lot Of Drama In School Because, Well, People Have Problems At Home And They Take It Out On Their Friends In School. Trying To Impress People, They Became Bullies. I Hated It Because I Know What It's Like To Be Picked On, And I Never Liked Not Fitting In, Especially Moving Around So Much As A Kid Because I Was An Army Brat. My Dad Was In The Army.

I Heard That The Guy Who Invented The Jehovah's Witnesses Was A Mason.that Kind Of Turned Me Off, Because When Something's Mysterious, All You Can Do Is Be Scared Of It. "he's A Mason? Ugh. It Must Be Evil!" I Didn't Know Much About It, So I Was Scared. Now I Actually Admire Those Guys - They're Pretty Talented. They Founded A Lot Of The World That We Look At Today.

I Wanted To Write A Film And I Thought The Best Way To Do So Was To Train Myself Within The Field... It Was Just Like A Cycle Of People Trying To Make It, Not Making It, Doing Extra Work, And It Was Pretty Depressing In The End.

They Didn't Train Me To Be In The Ring For Five And A Half Hours Punching Air. So, It Was Hard, I Had To Get Some Body Contact In There Somewhere, It Was Mostly Body Shots And Stuff. I Had No Clue, Really.

We All Have Our Moments. But You Can Switch It Around. Then You've Got The Activist Type Who Bases Their Decisions In The Development Of A Character On What It Symbolizes To Society - What The Ethical Code Is.