To Be A Character Actor

I'm Naturally A Graceful Human Being. So Meditation Helps Me Stay Grounded. When We're Silent For A Moment, It Helps Us To Hear The Hum Of The Universe. Hear The Message Or What The Universe Is Trying To Tell You. It's Your Inner Voice And Instinct. If You're Hearing That, Then You're In The Flow Of Things. It Takes Years To Try And Trust That.

We Want To Remember To Be Playful! We're Here In This Wonderful And Incredible World! Like, The Grand Architect Of The Universe Created This Playground. And We're Supposed To Have Fun, And We're Supposed To Play.

I First Felt Successful When I Was 13 And In A Show Called "seesaw." I Came Offstage And Heard The Applause Of The Theater Audience And Felt A Sense Of Accomplishment. Around That Time, My Role Model For Success Was Burt Lancaster. He Was One Of The First Actors In Hollywood To Start His Own Production Company, And I Respected Him Because He Created Something He Believed In.

The Beauty Of The Unexpected And Unknown, And It's Certainly Very Tantalizing For Me As An Actor. Other Actors Can't Deal With That; They Want To Know, But Then They Make Choices And Decisions With That Knowledge Because That Knowledge Gives Them Forethought, And They Can Think About How They Want To Play Something That Takes Away Spontaneity Of What They Could Be Doing.

My Advice For Achieving Success Is To Make A Career Choice That Reflects Your Passion. Then Work Your Craft A Little Bit Each Day - Even If Someone's Not Paying You To Do It. Try To Balance Your Social Life With Your Educational (or Professional) Life, And Have Patience.