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Having a range to do dark stuff and then light stuff is an indication that you're a great actor. I've gone back and forth doing silly and then doing dark stuff. I've been back doing Law & Order so Elliot Stabler is kind of on the darker side of things. He has a heart though so I guess I do a little of both. Which kind of projects do you prefer?
Exactly, I think that range is what keeps acting exciting. Shifting between light and dark roles really does push you, and itās such a satisfying challenge. It sounds like youāre finding that balance with Law & Order, Elliot Stabler is definitely intense, but having that heart makes him so much more layered. For me, I love roles that let me explore both sides too, something with emotional depth, but that can also surprise me with moments of humor or chaos. Honestly, itās less about a specific type of project and more about the journey the character takes and the story theyāre telling. Thatās what really draws me in.
I'm doing the same thing and have been so busy that I can hardly tell if I'm coming or going but I needed to lock in and focus to let my head clear. Work is such a coping mechanism for many of us. If you're busy then you don't have time to dwell and think. Mine is flexible for the most part, other than these Beatle movies. Bit stuck in England but I love it here.
I completely get that. Sometimes you just need to hit pause and let your brain catch up, otherwise itās like youāre running on autopilot. Work really can be a coping mechanism; it keeps you moving and gives your mind a place to focus. It sounds like youāve found a nice balance, even if these Beatle movies have you anchored in England. Being stuck somewhere isnāt always a bad thing when you actually love being there, it makes the work feel a little sweeter, even if the schedule is intense. Just donāt forget to carve out little pockets for yourself too, even in the busiest stretches, it really helps keep your head clear.
That's how acting should be because if the roles doesn't push us then we don't grow in our art. My work is very flexible. I only take things I enjoy whether it's off broadway, movies or singing gigs. I used to work all the time becaue that's how Disney was but now I think about my health more and what I want to do.
Absolutely, I couldnāt agree more. Growth comes from being challenged, and the moment a role doesnāt push you, it feels⦠flat. I love that youāve found a balance where you can follow projects that excite you, whether itās stage, film, or music, itās so important to stay inspired. And yes, taking care of yourself matters so much. Early on, itās easy to get caught up in constantly working, like you did with Disney, but learning to prioritize your health and your own creative passions makes all the difference. Itās inspiring to see someone make that choice and still thrive in their art.
that's nice that you get a variety of work and your work isn't stereotyped to one character personality. I feel like a lot of us only get casted in the same movies. Either you're the playful one or the more mysterious!
Exactly! I totally get that, it can feel like once people see you a certain way, thatās all they want from you. Iāve been lucky to get to explore a few very different sides of myself on screen, but I know thatās not always the case for everyone. For me, itās such a thrill to jump between personalities, one moment Iām playful, the next Iām darker or more mysterious. It keeps me on my toes and honestly makes me love acting even more, because thereās always something new to discover about the characterā¦and about yourself along the way.

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Iāve been working on a few things that Iām genuinely excited about. I'm exploring roles that push me into new emotional territory while still letting me have fun with the characters. Thereās a project in postāproduction thatās darker and a bit mysterious, and another thatās totally different and more playful. I canāt wait for people to see them later this year. Is your work as flexible? // @cdcrpgstarters