I Am The Biggest "but Why?" Question

You Can't Ever Let Yourself Be Thrown By A Camera. That's Never Good For An Actor. When You're Reading The Script, You Want To Work With Someone You Trust So There's Nothing To Worry About.

Be Strong. Don't Be A Follower, And Always Do The Right Thing. If You Have A Choice Between The Right Thing And The Wrong Thing, The Right Way Is Always The Less Stressful.

Seeing What Is Wrong And How It Could Be Made Right Propels Us Into Action, But In That Action We Often Leave Other People Behind And Don't Give Ourselves Enough Time To Be Present, Or To Stop And Reflect. Leaders Have To Get Comfortable With Pausing In That Uncomfortable Gap.

How Do I Let The Director Know How Obsessed I Am And Willing To Do Anything For The Movie? Like, I Wanted To Write This One Director A Letter, So I Wrote Him A Handwritten Note. But Then I Was Like, 'how Many People Are Writing This Guy Handwritten Letters? Is It Going To Seem Cheesy? What Do I Do?'

It's Something I Always Tell Myself: 'you Need To Calm The F--k Down. You Don't Want To Constantly Be A Gif.