There's Always A Project Around, But You

New Zealand Is A Pretty No-nonsense Place To Work, Like Australia. I Mean It Doesn't Falter To Anyone.

I'm Passionate About Being An Actor, But I'm Definitely Not Passionate About Being A Sex Symbol.

The Rig Work Can Be Rewarding To Pull Off, A Really Good Rig In A Set Of Wires Where You're Throwing Yourself Up Walls And Doing Moves Mid-air. That's Just Fun.

I Think There's Always Pieces Of Yourself That Bleed Into Your Character. That's Inevitable.

Mcleod's Daughters Was My First Regular Job Out Of Drama School, And My First Full-time Role. That Was Great Because I Learned A Lot, In Terms Of Working In Front Of The Camera. I Learned A Lot Of Technical Aspects That You Take For Granted Once You Know Them, But You Have To Learn Them Somewhere, Along The Way. It Was A Bit Of A Training Ground For Me, Working In Front Of The Camera And Also Dealing With Media.