My mother regularly told me as a child (as mothers often do) "You can do anything if you put your mind to it" and I always believed her. The trouble is I never truly knew what I wanted to do. I tried lots of things, but my interest in them usually died out as fast as it came on. I was (and still am to some extent) a student of everything, but a master of nothing. However, in the back of my mind I was confident knowing that when I found that thing I wanted to do, there would be no stopping me.

At a young age, around seven or eight, I used to sleepwalk or so I was told. It never bothered me much. Hell, I couldn't remember doing it, so why should it. The only thing I remember about that time was someone telling me that "it's dangerous to wake a sleepwalker." I heard that over and over in my childhood. Just one of those things that sticks with you.

Since moving to LA I've been largly unsatisfied, but as a "master of nothing" nothing is what I realy had to feel good about. I was acting and learning... and drifting... and waiting... in a sense, I was sleepwalking... until I started filming. I could make things happen, change how I felt and change those around me just by filming and putting it out there. I woke up. I felt strong. I felt like conquering the world. It felt good. I felt dangerous. And when I woke up other people by what I wanted to say, they would be dangerous too.

"It's Dangerous to Wake a Sleepwalker"