I Think It's Always Good When You're

Heroes' Really Changed The Game For Me In A Way That Nothing Before It Had.

I Think Somewhere In The '90s, It Started To Shift, And You Started To See A Lot Of Film And Television Actors Doing Theater, And Producers Using The Notoriety Of The Film And Television Actors To Sell Tickets.

Honestly, People Told Me To. It Was Weird, I Graduated From School, I Never Thought I'd Live In L.a. And I Always Wanted To Be To New York. I Assumed That Would Be My Trajectory - That Romantic Ideal Of Moving There And Doing Plays Off-broadway And Being Scrappy About It. Then We Did A Showcase In New York And A Showcase In L.a., And For Whatever Reason The Response That I Generated In L.a. Was Significantly More Enthusiastic.

Our Third Partner [with Neal Dodson] Was This Other Guy Called Corey [moosa], And He Came In With Good Ideas And Also Some Access To Money, And So We Joined Forces And Drew Up A Business Plan And Got Financing For The Beginnings Of The Company. We Had No Idea What We Were Doing Really. We Just Started Looking Through Material And Started Producing Our Own Stuff.

I Want To Be Working With Directors Who Are At The Top Of Their Game. I Want To Be Raising The Bar For Myself, And To Me, The Best Way To Do That Is To Prove To Them That I'm The Best For This Job.