>> What I really love about being an actress is that I think from the moment I started,
it was just what I was supposed to be doing.
So it felt very fulfilling.
I believe in following your heart, following your passion.
I've had some horror stories.
Like, literally shaking and, like, [inaudible] and physically shaking voice.
I'm trying to sing, and my voice is, like, [inaudible], you know, like.
You just kind of do, but I think that that's part of the excitement
about being a performer is, it's the whole experience.
It's the opening night nerves.
It's the anticipation.
It's everything, and then you go out there, and it's, like, a huge release,
and your adrenaline's pumping, and you're, like, oh, this is amazing,
and then it ends, and it's, like.
Like, it's the whole thing.
So, yes, they [inaudible].
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Absolutely.
I don't know anybody who is not afraid of going on stage.
I think it's just a matter of feeling, like, OK, I know what, I don't sleep the night before.
I'm, like, tossing and turning because of the anticipation, but I think it's just, like,
I convince myself that I know what I'm doing, and then I go out there and have fun
because at the end of the day, after all the training, after all of the work you've put in,
every actor is always told, now, forget it and go have fun because somewhere
in your body and in your mind it lives.
So just don't think about it and go have fun and do it [inaudible].