I Think My Strength Is To Do

I Grew Up On Movie Sets, So It Was Something I Just Found Familiar. When I Was Growing Up Also, In High School, I Would Audition For Things And My Parents Let Me Audition For Things - With The Thought That I Wouldn't Get Them. And Then I Would Get Them... Sometimes, And It Would Surprise Them.

I Have A Mentor. I Have... Guides. I Have A Lot Of Guides. Not A Lot, But People Whose Opinions I Really Respect And Who I Will Turn To.

I Don't Want To Be Lofty When I Say This, But I Don't Know What A Success Is Any More. I Know How We Define It, But That Was A Moment Where I Went, "wait, Who Am I?" You Could Feel The Business, In Particular, Kind Of Go "he's All Right, Let's Go Over Here." I Started To Go, "wait, I Know Why I Love To Do This." I Think I Got Off Track In Why I Love To Do It.

When I Walk Into A Screening, I'm Nervous In A Different Way Than I Am As An Actor. But The Response Is Ultimately I Know How I Feel About It And That's What Matters To Me The Most.

In Work, Never Have Any Regrets And Always Leave Everything On The Field.