I Don't Like Going Out That Much.

Acting, Films, Scripts, Is Literally The Only Thing I’m 100 Percent Confident In. I Know What I’m Doing. I Just Understand It, And I Love It. When I’m On Set, That’s When I Feel The Most At Home And In Control.

I Like The Financial Security Because I Know How Hard It Is For So Many People Who Struggle To Earn A Living. I'm Grateful I Don't Have To Worry About Money And I Can Live Very Freely And Do Something I Love And Get Paid Very Well To Do It. I Tell My Friends To Slap Me If They Ever Think I'm Getting Full Of Myself.

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?'

Yeah, When You're Making A Film, The Book Is A Good Tool, But Once You Have The Script And You're Making A Movie, You Have To Let Go Of The Book.

It's Just So Bizarre How In This World If You Have Asthma, You Take Asthma Medication. If You Have Diabetes, You Take Diabetes Medication. But As Soon As You Have To Take Medicine For Your Mind, It's Such A Stigma Behind It.