I'm Also A Big American Idol Fan.

In Voicing So Much Is Left To Your Imagination To Create The World Around You Like That. It's Really The Essence Of What's So Fun For, I Think, Many People When They First Start To Want To Be An Actor, Is That They Realise They Enjoy Making Up A World Around Them To Exist In, A Whole Situation And A Whole Way Of Being. And Even More So Than Theatre, Animation Requires That Because There's Just Nothing To Go On. It's In Your Head And Your Heart Or It's Not There At All.

Realistically, There Is A Danger, Of Course, When You're Going Into Someone's Living Room As The Same Guy Every Week. But I Don't Fear It Because, I Mean, There's Really Nothing I Can Do About It. I Can Try To Combat It Through The Work, And Maybe Make Sure I Don't Do Sheldon 2.0 In Any Other Projects. But It's Just Really Hard For Me To Find Any Negative Side Effects From This Experience.

It Isn't Called Tv Money For Nothing. There Was A Time Where I Paid My Rent By Doing Theater For Years, And I Was Able To Buy Groceries And Pay My Electric Bill. I Considered Myself To Be Making A Living As An Actor. This Kind Of Money That We Make Is A Whole Other Level, Of Course. But It Really Is Simply The Cherry On Top Of A Job And A Role That I Adore.

My Choices In Projects Have All Been Character Or Role-based, And On A Financial Level, It's Obvious: As An Actor On A Tv Series, I Get A Wonderful Paycheck, And A Consistent Paycheck, Which Doesn't Always Happen When You're Doing Theater Or Movies.

I Was Very Fascinated With Meteorology At A Young Age. I Lived On The Gulf Coast And Hurricanes Blew Through There. That Is The Class I Failed In College: Meteorology.