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I did this movie like two years ago, it was like a small indie film, I'm playing this firefighter guy, and we're shooting like 14-hour days in Chicago, and it's freezing, but you know, that's what makes you better as an actor.

It’s like, a total grind. One day you're filming, and then you're just waiting for the phone to ring while you're out surfing. It’s humbling to be back waiting tables, but you gotta stay grounded. You just keep pushing because you really love the work, you know?

Being on the rig with the squad is intense, but that’s the job. We dive into these massive rescues, whether it’s a fire or a collapse, and it’s always about the guys having each other’s backs. So, we keep the energy high and the drama even higher.

Transitioning from those San Diego days to a steady gig was wild. I went from surfing and hoping for a callback to being on set every single morning. It’s like, you never forget that hustle or the feeling of being recognized while you're just trying to pay bills.

You know, what makes it special is how we connect with each other on set. It's like, when you're working with people who really care, who show up every day with that energy, it just feels right. And I think the audience, they can feel that authenticity through the screen.

You know, I've been working on this renovation project, and there's just something about taking raw materials and creating something with your hands. Building stuff, measuring, cutting wood - it's really satisfying work, especially when you're outside doing it.

You know, when you're working on these smaller productions, I mean, there's something really special about how everyone comes together. The crew, the local people, they all bring this authentic energy that you just can't manufacture in a big studio setting.

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