I Just Try To Let Myself Really

I Love Supporting Emerging Voices, And New Writers And Directors. I Love Engaging An Audience In A Way That Doesn't Have To Involve Me, Personally, And Yet Still Generates An Experience For Groups Of People.

I Think It's Always Good When You're Able To, As An Actor, Allow Your Work To Be Some Kind Of A Conduit For Social Discourse, And An Examination Of Where We Are, As A Society.

I Feel Like That [the Role In Star Trek] Is A Prime Example Of, Yeah, I Got That Role And It Was Awesome, Because It Changed A Lot For Me Professionally, But Then Creatively, It Became A Whole Other Thing, With J.j. [abrams] And Chris [pine] And The People I Got To Know. Now I Just Feel Like It's Our Jobs To Be Open And To Keep Moving Stuff Forward. I Don't Know What That Means. This Is The First Time In A Long Time That I Have No Idea What's Happening Next. As Scary As That Is, And As Anxiety-provoking As That Can Still Be, It's Also Really Exciting.

There Was A Little Bit Of Hesitancy About Staying In Pittsburgh And Not Moving Away For College, But That Didn't Last Long. It Was Right In Line With What I Wanted, So I Auditioned There And It Wasn't A Tough Decision.

Our Third Partner [with Neal Dodson] Was This Other Guy Called Corey [moosa], And He Came In With Good Ideas And Also Some Access To Money, And So We Joined Forces And Drew Up A Business Plan And Got Financing For The Beginnings Of The Company. We Had No Idea What We Were Doing Really. We Just Started Looking Through Material And Started Producing Our Own Stuff.