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I've Been Looking For Ways To Audition More, Because It Also Keeps Me Sharp And Keeps My Ambition At Its Firm Edge. That's Something That I'm Actively Engaged In Conversations About Now With My Reps: What's Out There That I Can Really Either Put Myself On Tape For, Or Meet With The Director For And Read For? How Do We Do That? We're Now At The End Of The Star Trek Reboot Trilogies And Whether We Are Going To Do Another Movie Remains To Be Seen, And So I Feel Like I'm At The End Of This Cycle That Began With Me Coming Out Of School And Auditioning And Building My Way Up.

My First Job Was A Show Called The Others. I Had, Like, Three Lines. Julianne Nicholson Was In It, And Gabriel [macht]. I Remember Gabriel Wasn't There The Day I Was, But He Sent A Note, Because He Went To Carnegie Mellon As Well, So We Knew Each Other A Little Bit Through That, And He Was So Sweet And Generous. It Was Meant To Be A Recurring Role That Would Evolve On The Show, But The Show Only Lasted A Little While And I Ended Up Only Doing That One Episode.

I Don't Immerse Myself In The Internet Chatter Because It Opens You Up To A Whole Source Of Danger.

It Certainly Woke Me Up To How Vulnerable We All Are. I Think I Was Much More Cavalier About It Before I Started Working On The Movie [edward Snowden], And Then The More I Read The Documents Themselves And Saw Just How Sweeping And Indiscriminate The Intrusions Into Our Privacy Have Been, It Made Me More Aware.

I'm A Big Believer In The Notion That Our Greatest Potential Lies In Our Darkest Parts. To A Certain Extent It's Only In Facing Those Parts Of Ourselves That We Can Truly Grow, And I Think That's True Of All Of The Characters I've Played, Certainly In The Past Few Years.