Someone Else's Success Is Not Your Failure.

I've Always Loved Tv Very Much, And As A Child I Was So Religious With It, But Now It's More When It Fits In.

When I First Started Out In Houston, It Was Theater Or Bust. And I Loved It. I Still Love It. And Then I Went To Undergraduate And Graduate School For Acting.

I Don't Think The Jet-setting Life Is Really For Most People.

In Voicing So Much Is Left To Your Imagination To Create The World Around You Like That. It's Really The Essence Of What's So Fun For, I Think, Many People When They First Start To Want To Be An Actor, Is That They Realise They Enjoy Making Up A World Around Them To Exist In, A Whole Situation And A Whole Way Of Being. And Even More So Than Theatre, Animation Requires That Because There's Just Nothing To Go On. It's In Your Head And Your Heart Or It's Not There At All.

[voicing A Cartoon] Feels Like Going Down A Mysterious But Joyful Black Hole. Once You Relax For 15 Or 20 Minutes, And Really Go, "i Don't Care If I Look Like An Ass," It's Really Fun To See What Happens. You Know That Nothing Is Being Visually Judged.