Andrea : Intensity, that is the one word I would have to chose if I had to in describing your scenes with Naveen.

How would you describe them?

Do you stay in character in the set?

Or did Naveen beguile you by playing you songs on his girltar between takes?

What do you want for Christmas? :santa:


Thanks for being such a great part of such a great show!

What a sweet message, Hiram! What is your nationality? Let's see, I guess the word I'd have to use is "focused" cause that's what I was doing. It's so weird being on a set and you're sooo happy to be there and there are makeup people and grips and buzzing about. Between scenes (during set ups) you usually have some time, so I would cut up with Naveen (he's hilarious-- he called them my "chains of love") and the crew. You have to let off steam. Then when I knew we were getting closer to shooting, I'd try to "go inwards" and find the peace and resolve of the character. And then once I was in there with Naveen, it wasn't hard to carry it out. He is honestly one of the most giving and nurturing actors I've ever worked with. I would have been soooo intimidated and scared if the actor I was working had had an ego or an attitude. And yes, that guy is an AMAZING guitar player. He's so talented it's freaky. Have I gushed enough? Okay. I'll shut up now.

And by the way, Hiram Abif, I just have to thank you for that lovely avitar (is that the word?) You made for me. That's so sweet! I like it muchly.

It was my pleasure! And a beautiful photo of you!