We Want To Be Seen For Who

We All Perform Our Lives In A Way. And The Actor Is A Perfect Metaphor To Get At That Theme Of "how Do We Find Our Authentic Selves?" And That We All - Whether We're Actors Or Not - Perform Ourselves. As A Way Of Searching. As A Way Of Fumbling Around And Trying To Say, Is This My Voice? Is This Who I Am?

That's One Of The Most Important Things About Acting Is Not Just When You're Speaking But When You're Taking In From Someone Else. So I Often Go To The Theater And I'm Watching The Person Who's Not Talking. I Love That.

There's A Lot Of Different Ways Of Going About Teaching Acting And Ultimately You Have To Just Kind Of Create Your Own. You Have To Be The Author Of Your Own Acting School In A Way. I Mean You Can Take From This And This And You Can Watch People And You Can Watch Performances On The Stage. You Can Watch Movies. But Ultimately You Have To Figure It Out For Yourself.

In A Film, If You Can Capture What's Going On Underneath, You Can Begin To Make A Connection Between The Character And The People Watching It.

I Am Really Looking Forward As I Get Older And Older, To Being Less And Less Nice.