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It's Nice To Establish Yourself As An Actor First And A Singer Second. Proof Is Such A Tremendous Piece Of Work, And I'm Incredibly Lucky To Be A Part Of It. I'm Sure That The Musicals Will Happen In The Future, Though.

I Find Myself Acting For An Editor More, Because There's A Quick Turnaround With Television, So You Want To Try And Seem Like You're As Frenetic As Possible, While Replicating Your Movement So You're Giving The Editor More Opportunity To Cut Within The Different Takes. If You're So Crazy That You're Sitting In One Take And Standing In Another, The Editor Can Only Choose One Take Or The Other. But If You Can Wrangle Yourself Into The Same Spot Over And Over, Then You Give Them More Choices For You.

I've Been Very Fortunate To Go From Interesting Chapter To Interesting Chapter.

I Have A Very Large Forehead. I Have A Pronounced Skull. Maybe Producers Think That There Is A Lot Going On Up In There.

It's Like, The More You Commit, The Happier The Animators Are; If You're At All Iffy And Concerned, Then It Doesn't Free Them Up To Do As Much Fun Stuff, So You Have To Just Go For It And, Again, Trust The People Around You And Not Be Seemingly Guarded And Numb. Throw Caution To The Wind A Bit.