Kenzie Rae

"I had five notebooks for that, five Moleskine notebooks, instead of one or two. Each notebook would represent personalities, you know, different acceleration, different motives, different tone, how is he different from here to Oliver Three, just reminding you. You know, not too, too much, either. You don't want a whole bible of it. 'Cause you go in and you're just stiff then, I think. You know, you just have to have a looseness about it, and just, 'All right, I know where to go.' The grave scene, the same thing. I just wanted to explore and grow with the character, and figure him out, and see when… You know, I asked for a closed set. I said, 'I wanna try something.' I just wanted to see what I'd do as Oliver when 'Action' happened, and where I went. And to me, he just went to a place of being totally heartbroken and lost and confused. That's where the books helped me out, because it reminded me of where I'm at and how to feel, basically, what mood to be in. It was totally improv, that. It was crazy."