I Just Find That There's Something About

Who's To Say What Would Have Happened If I Had Trusted My Instincts And Moved To New York Like I Thought I Would.

It Was Actually Pretty Cool To Be In Pittsburgh For Those Four Years. I Moved Into The Dorms And Had A Pretty Normal College Experience, Even Though It Was In My Hometown. I Really Thrived There. I Feel Like It Really Suited Me And Served Me Well In Terms Of How I Grew Up There.

It Didn't Really Change My Opinion About [edward] Snowden All That Much, But I Definitely Feel Like As A Culture, It Gave Us Information That Generated A Responsibility To Protect Ourselves As Much As We Can And Also A Responsibility To Hold Our Government Accountable To Honoring Our Constitutional Rights.

Honestly, People Told Me To. It Was Weird, I Graduated From School, I Never Thought I'd Live In L.a. And I Always Wanted To Be To New York. I Assumed That Would Be My Trajectory - That Romantic Ideal Of Moving There And Doing Plays Off-broadway And Being Scrappy About It. Then We Did A Showcase In New York And A Showcase In L.a., And For Whatever Reason The Response That I Generated In L.a. Was Significantly More Enthusiastic.

I Find That Communication As An Actor And Person Is An Important Part Of Who I Am. And I'm Really Drawn Into The Psychology Of Those Dynamics.