When You Improvise, You Work Off The

The Only Pressure Comes Form Myself. I Put Pressure On Myself At First Just Because I Was Intimidated. When I Made Amy Poehler Laugh, It Was A Big Thing For Me. She's Been One Of My Role Models Since High School, Because She Started Ucb, Which Is What I Wanted To Do Since High School.

I Got Off Twitter, Because I Started Feeling Like It Was Not Adding Anything Positive Into My Life. If Anything, It Was More Negative. But Now I'm Back On It Because It Can Be Fun. I Think, As An Actor And A Public Figure, It's A Different Experience When You Put Yourself Out There In That Way. I Think It Can Be A Great Tool, And That Part I'm Comfortable With. But The Part That's Kind Of More Personal, That Part I'm Still Struggling With, Because I Don't Really Want People To Know Everything About Me.

With Stand-up, It Doesn't Matter Who You Are. If The Audience Claps Because They Love Your Movies, That Clapping Stops After Five Seconds, And Then It's Your Job To Make Them Laugh.

When You Improvise, You Work Off The Laughs From The Audience, But When You Step On Stage To Do Standup, It's Silent.

Make All Your Decisions Based On How Hilarious It Would Be If You Did It.