See The Opportunity In The Misstep.

I Don't Consciously Think Of How Parenthood Has Changed Me But I'm Sure It Must Have.

Every Director Works Differently.

It Seems Like People Increasingly Just Can't Be By Themselves Because They're So Used To Having An Epicenter On The Internet That Actually Exists For Other People. Until Someone Clicks Onto Your Facebook Page, It Doesn't Mean Anything.

It's Important To Travel And Move And Have A Continual Set Of Experiences So You've Got More To Feed Back Into Your Work. For Me, It's A Natural Thing.

Personally, I Prefer To Play Against The Look: If A Character Appears Particularly Unhinged, With Makeup Running Down Her Face, I Like To Play Her As If She Has It Together. I Think That Juxtaposition Makes It So Much More Interesting.