The best thing for an actor to do is take your attention off of how you feel about it, and put it on striving to obtain a particular objective. The happy result is that it brings out all this unexpected stuff in yourself.

With an inexperienced director, a lot of times the days go on to 14, 15, 16 hours. It goes horrendously overtime. And because of the lack of money, they just keep you there, regardless of the hours.

A good director is very well prepared, and knows exactly how he's going to cut the film, so the shooting is as efficient as possible.

I do want to do TV, but I'm looking to be a creator, writer, and producer, and perhaps I could be a recurring character. Do 10 shows a year, something like that.

Nothing else counts except what you want.

To a certain extent. I'm a fan of rehearsal on the day [of the shoot], more than getting together a week beforehand.

It’s a shame...you just don’t see young people doing anything outside these days.