job - the feeling of “what the hell
am I doing here?” kind of thing
was there. I worked as a paralegal
before I was acting. When I first
moved to New York, I was just figuring
things out and that was one
of the jobs I had. It is a real corporate
soul sucking job; there’s no
skill involved. You basically show
up and you’re a glorified clerk.
There’s definitely a feeling of “I’m
going to lose my mind if this is the
only thing going on with my life.” I
thought it was a good occupation
for this guy to have because the
two lifestyles could not be more
different. The boring, talentless
corporate drone trying to get into
this exciting world of rock and roll.
The dichotomy of what he was
doing and what he wanted to do
made the film.
I thought the film had a terrific
cast and was shot very well.
What are you most proud of?
I’d have to say the acting. First
and foremost, I am an actor and
I love our cast. The best compliment
you can give an actor is to
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