I Don't Want To Play A Bad

The Most Experience I Had In The Criminology Field Is Playing A Thug As An Actor. That Was My First Paid Job. The Police Academy At The College Was Paying People To Reenact The Calls That Potential Cops Would Get. So I Got To Play Thugs And People Who Were Unruly.

You Have To Wait For A Big Star To Come In And Generate Interest On A Project, And Now That Has Become Me, Which Is An Amazing Blessing.

Why I'm So Stimulated By [producing] Is It Becomes More Proactive. Instead Of Waiting Around For A Script To Come In, Or Some Movie Trying To Go. You're Waiting Around Always For That Opportunity, Which Is Great, But I Like To Be A Little Bit More Proactive. I'm A Very Action-oriented Guy - I'm A Doer. The Company Really Became This Spearhead For That Sort Of Attitude, And So That, To Me, Was The Most Exciting Part Of It.

I Want To Not Do Anything I've Done Before. That Can Come In Any Form.

I Only Scream And Scratch When Something's Only 'really Good' Or 'good', I Want To Be Great, Or Let's Go Home.