How is your experience as a performer informed how you approach directing? I would never expect or ask anyone as a performer to do something that I wouldn't do myself or that I wouldn't be comfortable with. And I know as a performer that there are certain types of scenes or just performing in general, we tend to like turn it up a little and it's not necessarily going to be accurate to what does like in real life for that person. Just whatever type of like moaning, dirty talk, star vibes that you usually bring to a scene that makes it, you know, a scene. Just that's not necessary. I really wanted everyone to just be as real and as normal whatever that means as possible.