
You get into your car, you close the door, take a deep breath, and then immediately you begin grading yourself.

The slate, the first line, that weird thing you did with your hand the moment you looked down, the callback adjustment, the goodbye, the walk to the elevator.

The elevator itself sometimes seems to me that actors analyze the elevator ride longer than the audition.

I don't know why bookkeeping is always my backup career, but it's sometimes peaceful.

You get into your car, you close the door, take a deep breath, and then immediately you begin grading yourself.

The slate, the first line, that weird thing you did with your hand the moment you looked down, the callback adjustment, the goodbye, the walk to the elevator.

The elevator itself sometimes seems to me that actors analyze the elevator ride longer than the audition.

I don't know why bookkeeping is always my backup career, but it's sometimes peaceful.
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