It Helps Me Chill Out And Focus.

I Can't Speak For Other People, But For Me, It Never Really Worked To Think Something Like, "what Beatle Did She Like In High School?" Or Those Kinds Of Elaborate Backstories.

Acting Is Kind Of A Forced Compassion, Where You Learn That Given Certain Circumstances, You Can Feel And Do Things That You Never Thought Yourself Capable Of. And So It Stops You From Being Super-judgmental.

I'd Have Conversations With The Camera Crew About What Was Going On In The Scene, So That They Were Prepared To Shoot It. I Love The Fact That When You Work, You Create This Tribe.

Sometimes What Happens Is That, When You Micromanage Actors And Moments, It Just Doesn't Quite Live.

This Catholic Thing, I Think What It Does Is It Makes A Place For Mystery In A Person. And Even When The Faith Goes Away, There's That Space Where You Crave Something Bigger Than Yourself. For Me, That's Kind Of Where Art Came In, After That.