When They're Good, I Like Working With

Improvisation, The Main Thing Is It Teaches You To Be In The Moment And Present In The Moment And Be Reactive And Proactive For What's Going On. Someone Gives You Something - A Lot Of Actors Are A Little Shut Off, So They're Just Doing, "this Is My Character, These Are My Lines, I'm Going To Just Send It To You Then You Send Whatever You're Sending." Improvisation Teaches You To Really Be Listening.

Whatever The Reasons That I Turn Things Down, I'm Always Happy When There's A Good Result, And I Can Enjoy It As A Movie, You Know? I Don't Feel Like, 'oh Man, That Was Really Good. I Should Have Done It.' You Have To Make The Decisions You Have To Make, Whether It Has To Do With Your Family Or Repeating A Character Or Whatever It Is.

I'm Much More Character Based. I Try To Just Be Really Committed To What I'm Doing.

A Lot Of Times, Mainstream Critics Are Much Tougher On Small, Independent Movies Because They Can Be.

I Think Just Getting A Movie Done Is An Accomplishment In Itself.