... to being behind the script and to being the director? Because I know that it, that is for some people, but it's not for everybody.

No. Um, and l- you know, vice versa, I think there's a lot of people where, um, they're more comfortable behind the scenes, like doing lights or doing painting, and then there's some people that wanna be in the spotlight.

I think for me, um, because theater started at a very early age, I learned a lot of my, um, I guess creativity through theater, um, you know, as far as, like, writing scripts, and acting, and painting, and making costumes.

I've always just wanted to, like, help out.

So, like, every performance, it's like I'm trying to learn a new skill, so that way the next performance can be better.

And I think with me just going from acting to being a director, I think I just started reading scripts.

Um, I find, like, reading scripts are just, um, a lot easier for me than reading a novel.

... are you reading it through the actor's perspective, or are you reading it through the director's perspective? If that makes any sense.