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The Most Difficult Thing About Acting And Directing In A Film Is Acting And Directing In A Film. Every Ounce Of Your Physical And Emotional Being, And Your Analytical And Thoughtful And Producorial Being, Is Being Exercised At All Points. You Are 100% Working On Overdrive, But Because It Is Only For X Amount Of Days, If You Have The Stomach For It, You Hustle Through. It's A Massive Undertaking, And I Think Preparation Is The Key To Success For That Endeavor.

I Am Lactose Intolerant, And I Always Thought It Was Really Funny How People Who Are Lactose Intolerant Continue To Eat Dairy, Because They Like It So Much. And I Find It Not Acceptable.

When You're A Director, You Have Great Respect For Directors. I Am Really Pretty Loyal To Any Director That I Am Working For And I Want To Help Them Realize Whatever Story And Mood And Tone That They're Trying To Realize. As An Actor, You Really Just Are A Cog - You Are An Important Cog, But You Are Just A Piece Of The Machine.

I Learned How To Direct By Being In The Trenches Of Movies. Getting To Be A Student From The Inside Looking Out, And If You're A Respectful Observer You Can Sponge Lots Of Information. That Was My Film School.

I Always Tried To Make People Laugh. I Attribute That To - I Come From A Family Of Divorce. It Was A Way To Distract Myself From Stuff. I Always Thought It Was Interesting That My Brother And I Existed In This Really Tight Bond, And We Would Just Take The Piss Out Of Pretty Much Everything. I Knew I Wanted To Be An Actor So It Would Be Great If I Could Make People Laugh While I Was Doing This, Because I Could Be Other Characters And Other People, And I Could Hide Behind Things. It Was A Great Out For Me, And A Mode Of Expression.