I'm Incredibly Happy, I'm Incredibly Lucky.

I Loved Auditioning Because It Was Just An Opportunity To Act. Whether Or Not I Got The Job Was The Next Hurdle, But The Idea That I Would Get To Act That Day Was The Thing That Excited Me The Most About It.

I've Been Looking For Ways To Audition More, Because It Also Keeps Me Sharp And Keeps My Ambition At Its Firm Edge. That's Something That I'm Actively Engaged In Conversations About Now With My Reps: What's Out There That I Can Really Either Put Myself On Tape For, Or Meet With The Director For And Read For? How Do We Do That? We're Now At The End Of The Star Trek Reboot Trilogies And Whether We Are Going To Do Another Movie Remains To Be Seen, And So I Feel Like I'm At The End Of This Cycle That Began With Me Coming Out Of School And Auditioning And Building My Way Up.

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.

I Knew I Needed A Partner. I Needed Someone Who Could Focus On And Spearhead The Business Side Of Things, And [neal Dodson] Was Great At That. That's How It Started.

While We Were Shooting The Movie, We Shot In The Actual Hotel In Hong Kong Where It All Went Down, The Mira Hotel. Laura Poitras Was Coming To Hong Kong To Do A Screening Of Citizenfour, And She Ended Up Staying At The Mira Hotel. It Was Her First Time Back In Hong Kong, And I Ran Into Her In The Elevator. Literally I Had Just Finished Shooting One Day, And I Came Back To The Hotel And She Was In The Elevator.