Working On The Daily Show, I Co-produced

When I Was 15 I Lost A Tooth And Had An Implant Put In. Cut To 20 Years Later, I'm Doing This Part [andy Bernard] And The Script Calls For My Character To Lose A Tooth.

To Be Totally Candid, It Was Really Born Out Of A Panic Attack The Summer Between My Sophomore And Junior Years, When I Realized I Wasn't Going To Graduate In Four Years Unless I Somehow Managed To Glue Together All The Courses I'd Taken. That Said, I'm Really Glad I Did It, 'cause It Was Really Fun, And I Was Able To Just Take Whatever The Hell I Wanted.

There Is Something Beautiful In The Mundane If You Take Enough Microscope To It And Focus In On Something That Seems Innocuous To Begin With.

I'm Sure I Cause Just As Much Consternation For Editors As Any Other Actor, It Definitely Makes Me Feel More Comfortable Understanding How And Why All The Different Camera Setups Exist.

All I Knew Is That I Loved Movies And Comedy And Tv, And I Wanted To Perform. I Made A Bunch Of Shorts And Movies In College, And That Was Always Fun Too. I Directed Some Plays In College. It Was Taking It All In And Trying To Immerse Myself In As Much Of It As Possible.