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And I was at this coffee shop the other day, and this sweet little girl comes up to me, she's like really nervous, and her mom's behind her taking pictures, and I'm just watching her try to get the courage to say hi, it's actually so cute.

You know, I've always been fascinated by the whole directing process, like how everything comes together. I mean, when you're acting, you're just one piece, but behind the camera, you get to see the whole story unfold, and that's what really excites me about filmmaking.

You know what's funny? It's like when you're doing a scene and everyone's being super serious, and you just want to, like, break character and laugh. And it's those moments, those real genuine moments, that make acting so amazing. It's kind of magical, right?

Looking back at those summer days at the ballpark, I realize how much my dad’s career influenced me. He always said you need a little bit of grit and a lot of heart to make it. That McGraw legacy is something I’ll always be proud of.

So this scene was particularly challenging because we had to build this massive practical effect, and the crew kept saying it wouldn't work. We finally got this huge mechanical arm thing working, but then our effects guy comes in and tells us the whole mechanism needs to be waterproofed. And that wasn't in the budget.

You know, I remember seeing Guns N' Roses like, I don't know, maybe five years ago, and it was just like, magical. Axl Rose was just, you know, incredible on stage and I was just blown away because like, these guys were my heroes growing up.

We were out in the elements for fourteen hours, just grinding. It’s intense, man, but you’ve gotta lean into that physical stuff. I remember thinking, this is either going to look incredible or I’m just gonna look like a total idiot out there. It was a complete whirlwind.

I moved out to LA and it was like starting all over again, honestly. You're going on three auditions a day, barely making rent, and just hoping someone sees something in you. It's a grind, but you've got to love the process or you'll go crazy.