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Modern Acting Is Method Acting, Most Of It. And There Are Sort Of Different Schools, So I Guess I'm Not Really From One School Or Another. I Had A Number Of Different Teachers But They Were All Kind Of Drawing From The Same Pool, Which Is - What Do You Want? What Are You Doing To Get What You Want? And, What Is In The Way? These Are Basic Acting Questions. Knowing The Answers To Those Questions. So You're Talking About Objectives And Actions And Obstacles. That's A Sort Of Shorthand That Gives You A Language.

There's A Lot Of Different Ways Of Going About Teaching Acting And Ultimately You Have To Just Kind Of Create Your Own. You Have To Be The Author Of Your Own Acting School In A Way. I Mean You Can Take From This And This And You Can Watch People And You Can Watch Performances On The Stage. You Can Watch Movies. But Ultimately You Have To Figure It Out For Yourself.

Why I Love Acting Is That It's Totally Subjective And I Like That. I Like That.

We Still Want To Idealize Moms, And Sometimes We Want To Idealize Actresses Who Are Moms, Too. I Know That's Something I've Experienced, But We're All Just Doing The Best We Can And We're All Trying To Raise Our Kids And Talk To Them About Everything That Needs To Be Discussed.

It's Always Tricky To Watch Yourself, Always. When I First Had To Watch Myself, It Was Really Hard Because I'd Done Quite A Few Plays And I've Never Seen Myself. So I Was Professional But I'd Never Watched Myself. So I Was Like Hearing You Know... I'm Sure You Guys Are All Much More Familiar With That Because Everybody Has A Phone, And Everyone's Taking Pictures Of Themselves And Making Movies Of Themselves. And So People Are More Accustomed To It Now. So I Had To Get Used To It Because There's A Lot To Be Learned, Of Course, As An Actor. When You Watch Yourself, You Learn A Lot.