If You Wait For Things To Be

It's Weird As Actors Because I Mean We're Fortunate In The Group Of People Who Have To Spend Time Away From Their Families. There Are Men And Women Serving Overseas Who Certainly Have It A Lot Harder Than We Do, And There Are Jobs That Take People Away From The Families, And That's A Reality With Some Jobs That You Have. One Thing That's Really Difficult I Find Is The Transition, Because Not Only Do You Have To Learn How To Transition To Living On Your Own Again, There's A Transition That Happens Learning How To Live With Somebody Again.

I Was Confident And In Good Shape When I First Came To L.a. But Nobody Would Cast Me In Any Well Written Roles. People Assumed Based On My Looks I Was An Asshole And A One Trick Pony. They Never Let Me Improv Or Do Comedy. It Wasn't Until I Built A Shlubby Exterior, Which Stood In Stark Contrast To My Inner Confidence That People Gave Me Room To Play.

I Have A Pet Lizard Named Puff, Five Goldfish - Named Pinky, Brain, Jowels, Pearl And Sandy, An Oscar Fish Named Chef, Two Pacus, An Albino African Frog Named Whitey, A Bonsai Tree, Four Venus Flytraps, A Fruit Fly Farm And Sea Monkeys.

As An Actor It's Always Easier To Shave Or Cut Your Hair For A Role, But It's Hard To Put Fake Hair On Or Grow Hair For A Role.

When You're Working With Film, You Can Only Shoot One Angle At A Time, And Then Everything Has To Stop, And You Re-light It And Shoot Everything Else From The Opposite Side, So It's Really Important That You Stick Exactly To What's Written. But With The Multi-camera Digital Setup, You're Getting Both Sides Of The Scene At The Same Time, So It Gives You That Freedom To Go Off-book.