Kids Are Truthful By Nature.

I've Been Poked Fun Of Throughout My Career By Fellow Actors For My Notes That I Take. I Have Spiral Notebooks That I Carry With Me On Every Project I Do, And I Take Notes Just So That If I Have To Relive A Scene, If I Have To Go Back, I Know What I Did.

Right Now I'm Just Thinking About School And Trying To Get Those Grades And Keep Them Up! In Case I Become A Norma Desmond When I Grow Up, I Can Have Something To Fall Back On!

Keep In Mind That There Are Computers, That Do Touch Things Up. Like When I Got A Hold Of The Poster For 'gold Diggers,' I Said: 'hey, Wait A Minute! Those Aren't My Teeth!

An Actor's Responsibility Is To Play A Character Truthfully. That's Their Responsibility. That's Where It Ends. If They Choose To Use Their Reach And Accessibility In Order To Further Something That Matters To Them, That's Their Choice And That's Great - But It's Not For Anybody To Choose It For Them.

Day-to-day Scheduling Is Always A Conflict. You Go, "oh, I Want To Go To That Awards Show Because When Am I Ever Going To Do That Again?" But Then You Go, "yeah...except This Other Thing Is More Important." It's More The Micro Day-to-day Stuff That Becomes A Daily Task As Opposed To Worrying Too Much About The Career.