I Don't Say Anything Unintentionally.

When I Was At College, I Worked In A Department Store Called Brit Home Stores, Which Is A Pretty Lackluster Department Store, Selling Clothes For Middle-aged Women. My Job Was To Walk The Floor And Find Anything That Was Damaged, Take It To The Store Room And Log It.

I Can Easily Say "no" To A Project If The Script Isn't Great, But When The Script Is Good, Then I Start Asking The Other Questions. Who's Going To Direct It? Who's The Creator? Who Are The Actors? When Are We Shooting? Where Is It Shooting? All That Kind Of Stuff.

I Love Going To Work. I Love Being On-set Everyday. It Feeds Me; It's Exciting.

I've Worked On Films Where The Budgets Are Almost Limitless And You're In Trailers That Are Bigger Than A Hotel Room. You're Taken Care Of And The Food Is Amazing, The Quality Of The Job Is Amazing And Then You Work On Smaller Things But It Never Dictates My Happiness Or My Willingness To Go To Work.

No One Ever Told Me When I Was Growing Up That Make-up And Skirts Were Just For Girls. If You're Confident And You Own It, [the Other Kids] Are Fine With It...i've Always Supported The Lifestyle That I Will Do What I Please And Deal With It.