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I've Learned From Every Director I've Worked With. Everybody's Style Is Very Different, And I Always Say That Being An Actor Is The Best Film School That I Could Ever Go To.

I Sort Of Loved The Bustle Of A Thousand Questions. Women Are Inherently Kind Of Multitaskers.

I Feel Very Fortunate To Be Currently In The Position Where I Can Choose To Be An Actor, Writer, Director, Or All Of Them At The Same Time. With Being A Mom, I've Recently Had A Priority Shift That Has Sort Of Thrusted Itself On My Existence, But I Tend To Use All Experiences As Something To Work With. Anything That Is Profoundly, Energy Shifting - Like Having A Child - Is Fodder For Creative Thought.

I Feel Tremendously Lucky That I Am Offered Incredible Jobs All The Time To Direct, But The Problem That I Have Just Personally Is That There Are Only So Many Years In My Life To Dedicate To Certain Projects.

We're All Part Of Movie And We're All Incredibly And Equally Important But It Is Your Actor's Job To Perform And To Deliver.