I've Never Read A Young Adult Novel,

And At Nyu, I Went To The Atlantic Theater Company, And They Have Two Main Points. One Of Them Is To Always Be Active In Something Instead Of Just Feeling It. And The Other Is Figuring Out Your Character.

When I Was 13, I Told My Parents I Didn't Believe In God Any More. Religion Should Not Be About Determining Women's Freedoms.

Movies Are In A Much Longer Production Conversation Before An Actor Is Even Involved. I Always Thought Of Actors As The Last Piece Of The Puzzle - So You're A Tool.

I've Only Done One Shoot Where It's Modeling Clothes, Not Like Me In My Environment. And The Stylist, Literally, I Had Her Stand Behind The Photographer And Do Poses.

I Like Being Able To Play Make Believe As My Job. I Think I Played Make-believe Growing Up A Little Too Long - Probably To An Inappropriate Age. I Played Make-believe Until I Was, Like, 13 And Probably Should Have Been Doing Something Else. But Other Than That, It's Fun To Be Able To Have To Learn About Different People.