It's A Very Collaborative Environment [making The

I'm Working On A Script Right About Civil War Re-enactors Who Go Back In Time To The Actual Civil War. It's Kind Of A Big, Crazy Back To The Future Comedy. So, Of Course, It's The Civil War - I Play The Banjo. I Was Just Having A Conversation With One Of The Producers About Some Of The Material And He Was Like, 'you Know, We Have To Work In A Scene Where You Play The Banjo. And I Was Like I'll Get Behind That.

When You're Playing A Fictional Character Reacting To The Real World, It's Incredibly Difficult And Confusing And Kind Of Messes With Your Values A Bit.

All I Knew Is That I Loved Movies And Comedy And Tv, And I Wanted To Perform. I Made A Bunch Of Shorts And Movies In College, And That Was Always Fun Too. I Directed Some Plays In College. It Was Taking It All In And Trying To Immerse Myself In As Much Of It As Possible.

When You're In New York City Or Los Angeles, Even If You're Not Dealing With Show Business, There's Still This Sense That It's The Center Of The Universe. And I Think That's A Really Dangerous, Limiting Mindset.

You Take A Vacation To A Place Like Thailand And You're Ready For The Excitement Of Something New And Foreign. But When You're Working 14-hour Days, All You Want Is Something Familiar To Ground You. And There's Just Nothing There.